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  1. Wear Metal Concentrations Used for Enhancing Spectrometric Oil Analysis Method Credibility and Statistical Feedback - A Step Towards Big Data Analysis
  2. On the effect of temperature in friction force measurements for a simplified piston cylinder set-up: Squeeze film combined with minimum oil film thickness measurements and viscosity index effect
  3. Piston ring performance II: measurement of cavitation shapes in different operating conditions and their link to lubricant properties
  4. Squeeze Film Investigations in a Simulating Piston-Ring Cylinder Liner Experimental Set-up
  5. Cavitation shapes measurements in piston-ring lubrication and their link to lubricant properties
  6. Oil Film Thickness Measurements Combined with High Temperature Friction Investigations in a Simplified Piston-Ring Lubrication Test Rig
  7. The Automated Spectrometric Oil Analysis Decision Taking Procedure as a Tool to Prevent Aircraft Engine Failures
  8. Piston-ring performance: limitations from cavitation and friction
  9. TEMPERATURE EFFECT IN MINIMUM OIL FILM THICKNESS MEASUREMENTS IN A SIMPLIFIED SINGLE-RING TEST RIG USED TO SIMULATE THE PISTON-CYLINDER ASSEMBLY
  10. The effect of different lubricants in oil film thickness measurements and cavitation patterns.
  11. The effect of friction force and cavitation on wear in piston-cylinder assemblies
  12. These experiments identify and quantify findings already been acquired via other techniques.
  13. Aspects of Lubrication in a Reciprocating Single-ring Test Rig and Further Implementation to Engine Applications
  14. A parametric study on oil film pressure measurements in a single piston-ring configuration
  15. Effect of friction force between piston rings and liner: A parametric study of speed, load, temperature, piston-ring curvature, and high-temperature, high-shear viscosity
  16. Measurements of Lubricant Film Thickness in Reciprocating Piston Cylinder Assemblies and Engines
  17. Cavitation development in the lubricant film of a reciprocating piston-ring assembly