Acoustic Emission Techniques in Wear Monitoring II
A special issue of Lubricants (ISSN 2075-4442).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 October 2024 | Viewed by 8449
Special Issue Editor
Interests: adhesive wear; abrasive wear; fatigue wear; wear of specific materials; seizure/scoring/scuffing; electrolytic corrosion/electric wear; tribomagnetization; journal bearings; rolling bearings; brakes; machining; ultrasonic/acoustic emission methods; friction and wear testing machines/testing methods; in situ observations; in situ measurements
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Dear Colleagues,
Acoustic emission (AE) is the emission of elastic stress waves resulting from deformation and fracture of materials. During tribological processes, AE waves are generated by the deformation and fractures of material surfaces, and considerable information can be obtained by measuring them.
AE techniques have tremendous potential in in situ measurements of tribological characteristics. Furthermore, it is expected to be widely used as a tool to diagnose and evaluate wear phenomena that are very complex and changeable. However, to apply AE techniques to identify and evaluate tribological phenomena and their characteristics, relationships between AE signals and tribological phenomena must be fully understood.
The Special Issue “Acoustic Emission Techniques in Wear Monitoring” published in Lubricants in January 2020, which attracted a lot of potential readers and authors, was a great success. Thus, we have decided to launch volume two, with the same aims of publishing the latest research focusing on wear monitoring by AE techniques for various tribo-materials and friction systems. We hope that this Special Issue will be utilized to make a breakthrough in in situ measurements and evaluations in the tribology field for the future. We are looking forward to receiving your submission.
Prof. Dr. Alan Hase
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- acoustic emission
- tribology
- adhesive wear
- abrasive wear
- fatigue wear
- tool wear
- sliding friction
- rolling friction
- bearings
- coatings
- lubricants
- condition monitoring
- machine learning
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