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August 16, 2025Journal of TribologyOpen Access

Analytical Modelling and Experimental Validation of Wear and Frictional Noise Under Lubricated Condition

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Analytical modeling predicts frictional wear and noise in lubricated systems, highlighting lubrication's role in reducing wear.

Frictional noise and wear depth predictions align closely with experimental measurements, showing effective model performance.
Lubrication reduced wear depth by up to 50% compared to dry sliding, which significantly impacts mechanical system maintenance.
The study utilized a tribometer to assess wear and noise under various loads, demonstrating how lubrication modulates friction aspects.
Findings underscore the importance of lubrication dynamics for real-time monitoring of wear and noise in industrial applications.

Kalifa et al. (2025) studied this question.

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August 16, 2025Journal of TribologyOpen Access

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Analytical modeling predicts frictional wear and noise in lubricated systems, highlighting lubrication's role in reducing wear.

Frictional noise and wear depth predictions align closely with experimental measurements, showing effective model performance.
Lubrication reduced wear depth by up to 50% compared to dry sliding, which significantly impacts mechanical system maintenance.
The study utilized a tribometer to assess wear and noise under various loads, demonstrating how lubrication modulates friction aspects.
Findings underscore the importance of lubrication dynamics for real-time monitoring of wear and noise in industrial applications.

Kalifa et al. (2025) studied this question.

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