tribology lab objectives: characterize elastohydrodynamic (ehd) lubrication using an optical...
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Tribology Lab• Objectives: Characterize elastohydrodynamic (EHD) lubrication using an optical
technique. The study involves:– Measurement of the lubricating film thickness as a function of:
• rolling velocity• normal load
– Comparison of the measured film thickness with a theoretical film thickness (from the Hamrock & Dawson equation)
• Experimental Setup:
ME 4053
Nd
Glass plate (connected to motor)Steel ball
LightSource
MonitorCamera
LoadingMechanism
Light Source:
Contact Area
FiberopticCable
Camera
aperture
condenser
Semi-reflectiveSurface
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Experimental Setup (cont’d)
rc
Nd
top view: side view:
W(load)
Fringe pattern
Camera
LightBeam
h
oilfilm
glassdisc u
Nd: rpm; u: rolling velocity; h: film thickness
Rolling velocity:60
2 dcNru
Measured oil film thickness: )(2
N
nh , where:
: wavelength of light in air (600nm) N: fringe order
n: refractive index of oil (1.5) : phase shift constant (0.1)
fringes)(dark 0.5,1.5,
)fringesbright(,3,2,1
exp
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Experimental Procedure: obtain the following table for W=16N & W=30N
Fringe N Nd (rpm) Nd (rpm) u (m/s) h (nm) ht (nm)fringe order trial 1 trial2 velocity experimental theoretical
Dark 0.5 2 2 80Bright 1 180Dark 1.5 280Bright 2 380Dark 2.5 480Bright 3 580Dark 3.5 680Bright 4 780
measured computed from Nd, N computed fromHD equation
Theoretical Thickness, ht: The Hamrock & Dawson Equation
])()()(9.1[ 53.0*067.0*67.0* GWURht
R: ball radius W*: dimensionless load parameterU*: dimensionless speed parameter G*: dimensionless material parameter
t
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Results Presentation:
*Practical note on load adjustment:
Load = 2 x (spring value - tare value)
Ex: to get W=16N, set spring value to 11.2N16 = 2 x (11.2 - 3.2)
(tare = 3.2N)
Theoretical/Experimental Comparison:
10-2
10-1
100
10-8
10-7
10-6
Rolling velocity (m/sec)
Film
th
ick
nes
s,
h (
m)
Comparison of theoretical and experimental film thickness
Theoretical data, W=16N Experimental data, W=16NTheoretical data, W=30N Experimental data, W=30N
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Reporting Requirements
• Notebook entry only• Must have objective, setup, procedure, per usual.
Be sure to have plot of results similar in format to what is shown on previous slide
• Provide conclusions. Be sure to address how well experimental results match theoretical and explain relationship between normal load, rolling velocity, and film thickness