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Model-based contact fatigue design of surface engineered titanium gears
Jiaming Luo
,
Hanshan Dong
, Thomas Bell
Metallurgy and Materials
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Rutile
100%
Surface Engineered
100%
Contact Fatigue
100%
Fatigue Design
100%
Surface Engineering
66%
Contact Mechanics Model
66%
Automobile Gear
66%
Ti-6Al-4V (Ti64)
33%
Effectiveness Evaluation
33%
Automotive Sector
33%
Surface Roughness Effect
33%
Surface Contact
33%
Friction Effect
33%
Performance Prediction
33%
Least Cost
33%
Rig Test
33%
Race Car
33%
Surface Friction
33%
Modern Theory
33%
Surface Systems
33%
Real Surface
33%
Engineering Systems
33%
Dynamically Loaded
33%
Engineering Demands
33%
Car Engine
33%
In-service Loading
33%
Multilayered Structure
33%
Advanced Surfaces
33%
Predictive Design
33%
Service Performance
33%
Engineering
Engineering
100%
Automotives
100%
Contact Mechanics
100%
Mechanic Model
100%
Fatigue Design
100%
Good Agreement
50%
Roughness Effect
50%
Test Rig
50%
Automotive Sector
50%
Layered Structure
50%
Loading Condition
50%
Contact Surface
50%
Friction Effect
50%
Racing Car
50%
Service Performance
50%
Prediction Performance
50%
Real Surface
50%
Surface System
50%
Systems Engineering
50%
Material Science
Surface (Surface Science)
100%
Titanium
100%
Surface Engineering
50%
Contact Mechanics
50%
Surface Roughness
25%