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ASTM D6617 Laboratory Bias Detection
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ASTM D975 Revision
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Waukesha FIT
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Application Note: Calculation of Slow Speed
Wear of Lubricated Gears using the FZG
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The future of LPG Vapor Pressure Testing
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Information You Can Use
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Did you know that ASTM D6617 Standard Practice for
Laboratory Bias Detection Using Single Test Result from Standard Material
allows you to determine an acceptable tolerance zone and demonstrate if
your laboratory is performing a test method without bias?
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ASTM D02 has revised ASTM D975, Standard Specification for Diesel Fuel Oils based on
the activity from last semester. The
latest issue is D975-09 to be electronically published after final
proofing. It will most likely be
electronically published this month.
One major modification is the addition of D7170 Determination of Derived Cetane
Number (DCN) of Diesel Fuel Oils—Fixed Range Injection Period, Constant
Volume Combustion Chamber Method as an alternate method to ASTM D613.
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Application Note – Strama-MPS FZG
Calculation of Slow Speed Wear of Lubricated Gears
This Technical Paper is available from Compass
Instruments and Strama-MPS. It was
written by H. Winter and presented by J. Plewe at the AGMA Fall Meeting,
October 11-13, 1982.
Summary
On gear drives running with pitch line velocities below
0.5 m/s, so called slow speed wear is often observed. To solve some problems, extensive
laboratory test work was started 10 years ago. A total of circ. 300,000 h
running time on FZG –back-to-back test rigs have been run in this speed
range. The test results showed a
correlation between calculated EHL Film thickness and a wear
coefficient. Based on these experimental
results and some wear data of different size industrial gear drives, a
method for calculating slow speed wear was derived and is presented in this
paper.
To calculate the service life of slow speed gears, the
limits of wear for different modes of failure are discussed. Design guides to increase slow speed wear
load capacity are presented.
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