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WORLD TRIBOLOGY CONGRESS III

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The International Tribology Council is an international organisation ofTribology Societies, Groups and Associations.

ITC is a Corresponding Member of UNESCO

Objectives are:

1. To maintain a live continuous contact between tribology and kindred societies and groups anywhere in the world.

2. To facilitate tribology and kindred societies and groups to keep each otherinformed of their activities, in particular of their forward programmes.

3. To ensure that its international congresses are arranged at agreed intervals; however, the organisation of such congresses to be conducted by the respective Host Society or Societies.

4. To facilitate exchange of views, comments and opinions on tribological matters between member societies and groups.

5. To advise and assist - where requested - in the founding of tribology societies in countries where such societies do not exist.

6. To assist through international co-operation in matters connected with tribology science, technology and education.

7. To undertake such other actions within the field of tribology science, technology and education, whether pure or applied, which at least three-quarters of all members groups or societies desire it to do.

The International Tribology Council is non-commercial and non-political.Members cover all disciplines.

Please join hundreds of your colleagues for aunique technical conference focusing on cutting-edgeresearch in the multidisciplinary field of tribology.Technical presenters are from more than 20 nationsaround the globe, including the U.S., U.K., Israel,Taiwan, Canada, India, Pakistan, Japan, China,Poland, Singapore, South Korea, Czech Republic,Switzerland, Mexico and the Netherlands.

The IJTC is a unique conference for thought-leaderslooking to:

• Hear more than 150 technical presentations• Network with tribology’s top professionals• Preview cutting-edge research• Discover where lubrication technology is heading.

Coming soon: Information on how to submit yourabstracts for consideration at the conference.Deadline is Jan. 2, 2006.

The conference is soliciting papers in tribology areas that include:

• Biotribology• Coatings• Contact Mechanics• Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication• Engine Tribology• Hydrodynamic Lubrication: Film Modeling• Hydrodynamic Lubrication: Journal Bearings• Lubricants, Additives and Surface Reactions• Machine Components: Oil-less Bearings• Machine Components: Magnetic Storage Tribology• Seals• Manufacturing Tribology: CMP• Nanotribology: Friction, Adhesion and Wear• Rolling Element Bearings• Wear Mechanisms and Modeling.

For more information, contact conference chairman Dr. Josiah Knight at 847-825-5536,[email protected].

San Antonio Features:

• The Alamo• Botanical Gardens• Golf and recreational

sports• Historical Missions• The Riverwalk• Spanish Governors

Palace• San Antonio Zoo• Sea World

Co-sponsored by:

Mark Your Calendar!2006 International Joint Tribology ConferenceOct. 22-25, 2006Hyatt Regency San AntonioSan Antonio, Texas

Welcome ....................................................................................................................2

Conference at a Glance ..............................................................................................3

World Tribology Congress III Organizers....................................................................5

General Information....................................................................................................7

Special Events ............................................................................................................8

Committee Meeting Schedule ....................................................................................9

Plenary Speakers ......................................................................................................10

Technical Program Chairs ........................................................................................12

Track Organizers ......................................................................................................13

Sessions at a Glance ................................................................................................15

Navigating the Tech Program ..................................................................................20

Technical Sessions ..................................................................................................21

Exhibitors..................................................................................................................80

Sponsors ..................................................................................................................84

Organizer/Chair Index ..............................................................................................85

Author Index ............................................................................................................87

Floor Plans..............................................................................................................102

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TABLE OFCONTENTS

World Tribology Congress III Oversight Committee Welcome Message

In 2001 the Tribology Divison of ASME and the Society of Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers (STLE) were delighted to learnthat our two organizations were chosen by the International Tribology Council to co-host the World Tribology Congress in 2005.Over the last four years much work has been done by the volunteers and staffs of both organizations to plan for the event. Now,the Congress Oversight Committee is pleased to welcome you to World Tribology Congress III. We are happy to have been given

the opportunity by our respective societies and the International Tribology Council to assemble the program and to organize thisunparalleled gathering of tribology professionals. Our two societies have a long history of jointly hosting conferences, with this Con-gress being the largest and most globally significant one that we have led together.

The technical program is the result of organizing efforts by a dedicated group of Track Chairs, who brought together nearly a thou-sand submissions and organized them into a program of more than 100 oral presentation sessions and poster sessions spread overfive days. These papers come from all parts of the globe and range in content from fundamental science to industrial application. Toprovide focus, many of the tracks feature keynote talks from widely recognized leaders in their areas. Please note that the Track Chairshave prepared specific introductions to their tracks, which you will find in the sections that follow.

The number and breadth of submissions show that activity in tribology is strong and growing. Several topic areas show increasedrelative participation since earlier Congresses, including biotribology, magnetic storage tribology, nanoscale tribology, and tribologyin the environment. We are also very pleased that this Congress has substantial participation from the contact mechanics commu-nity, including the special K.L. Johnson Symposium on Contact Mechanics.

The individual technical submissions, both presentation and poster type, are published in the form of Extended Abstracts in electronicform. In keeping with the spirit of the previous Congresses, authors have been encouraged to submit full paper versions of theseworks to the journals of their choice.

Along with the oral and poster presentations, a series of plenary sessions features distinguished speakers from academia, industryand government. These include Nobel laureate Pierre-Gilles DeGennes, Professor Van C. Mow of Columbia University, Dr. JamesSpearot of General Motors and Professor Wilfred Bartz of TA Esslingen. Plenary talks have been integrated into each day's program.

We extend our thanks to the societies of the International Tribology Council and to the members of our International Advisory Boardfor their advice and practical help in bringing the meeting together and publicizing it around the globe. We are grateful for the sup-port and cooperation we received from the organizers of the two previous Congresses in London and Vienna, and we are happy tocontinue the great tradition of this quadrennial meeting in bringing together the best of tribology research, application and vision toclarify the state of the tribological sciences and to stimulate discussion and new ideas for the coming years.

World Tribology Congress IIIOversight Committee

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WELCOME

Richard S. CowanGeorgia Institute of Technology

ASME Co-Representative

Selda GunselShell Global Solutions

STLE Co-Representative

Josiah KnightDuke University

STLE Co-Representative

John TichyRensselaer Polytechnic University

ASME Co-Representative

Food and hospitality events are open to all registered delegates unless otherwise noted in your registration category or in the Conference-at-a-Glance below.

All events take place at the Washington Hilton and Towers Hotel.

Saturday, September 103.00 PM - 6.00 PM Conference Registration Concourse Pre-Function Area

Sunday, September 11 8.00 AM - 5.00 PM Conference Registration Concourse Pre-Function Area6.00 PM - 7.00 PM Welcome Reception Gazebo (Outdoor)

Monday, September 127.00 AM - 6.00 PM Conference Registration Concourse Pre-Function Area7.00 AM- 7.45 AM Speaker Breakfast Exhibit Hall/Concourse Level

For authors scheduled to speak on Monday 8.00 AM - 9.00 AM Opening Ceremony & Plenary Talk International Ballroom Center/Concourse Level

Pierre-Gilles de Gennes, Nobel Laureate in Physics 1991Presentation: Brownian Motion With Dry Friction

9.00 AM - 9.20 AM Refreshments Break Exhibit Hall/Concourse Level9.20 AM- 12.00 PM Technical Sessions Concourse Level

(See Technical Program for exact room locations)1.00 PM - 5.00 PM Exhibit/Poster Hall Open Exhibit Hall/Concourse Level12.00 PM - 1.30 PM Lunch on Own1.30 PM - 3.30 PM Technical Sessions Concourse Level

(See Technical Program for exact room locations)3.30 PM - 4.00 PM Refreshments Break Exhibit Hall/Concourse Level4.00 PM - 5.40 PM Technical Sessions Concourse Level

(See Technical Program for exact room locations)5.45 PM - 6.45 PM Poster Presentation Session Exhibit Hall/Concourse Level5:45 PM - 6:45 PM K. L. Johnson Reception Monroe East/Concourse Level

(For Symposium Participants)

Tuesday, September 137.00 AM - 6.00 PM Conference Registration Concourse Pre-Function Area7.00 AM- 7.45 AM Speaker Breakfast Exhibit Hall/Concourse Level

For authors scheduled to speak on Tuesday8.30 AM - 4.00 PM Exhibit/Poster Hall Open Exhibit Hall/Concourse Level8.30 AM - 9.00 AM Poster Presentation Session Exhibit Hall/Concourse Level8.30 AM - 9.00 AM Refreshments Break Exhibit Hall/Concourse Level9.00 AM - 11:40 AM Technical Sessions Concourse Level

(See Technical Program for exact room locations)11.45 AM - 1:15 PM Conference Luncheon International Ballroom Center/Concourse Level

Luncheon Speaker, H Peter Jost CBE DSc, President, International Tribology CouncilPresentation: Tribology Micro and Macro Economics

1.30 PM - 3.30 PM Technical Sessions Concourse Level(See Technical Program for exact room locations)

3.30 PM - 4.00 PM Poster Presentation Session Exhibit Hall/Concourse Level3.30 PM - 4.00 PM Refreshments Break Exhibit Hall/Concourse Level4.00 PM - 5.40 PM Technical Sessions Concourse Level

(See Technical Program for exact room locations)

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CONFERENCEAT A GLANCE

Wednesday, September 147.00 AM - 6.00 PM Conference Registration Concourse Pre-Function Area7.00 AM - 7.45 AM Speaker Breakfast Exhibit Hall/Concourse Level

For authors scheduled to speak on Wednesday8.00 AM - 9.00 AM Plenary Talk- International Ballroom East/Concourse Level

Van C. Mow, Stanley Dicker Professor and Chairman, Department of Biomedical Engineering,Columbia UniversityPresentation: Animal Joint Lubrication: Nature’s ‘Fail-Safe’ Mechanism and What Happens When it Fails

9.00 AM - 4.00 PM Exhibit/Poster Hall Open Exhibit Hall/Concourse Level9.00 AM - 9.20 AM Refreshments Break Exhibit Hall/Concourse Level9.20 AM- 12.00 PM Technical Sessions Concourse Level

(See Technical Program for exact room locations)12.00 PM - 1.30 PM Conference Box Lunch Exhibit Hall/Concourse Level12.15 PM - 1.15 PM Poster Presentation Session Exhibit Hall/Concourse Level1.30 PM - 3.30 PM Technical Sessions Concourse Level


(See Technical Program for exact room locations)6.00 PM - 7:00 PM ASME/STLE Awards Reception Gazebo (outdoor)

(ASME & STLE Members Only)

Thursday, September 157.00 AM - 5.00 PM Conference Registration Concourse Pre-Function Area7.00 AM- 7.45 AM Speaker Breakfast Exhibit Hall/Concourse Level

For authors scheduled to speak on Thursday7.00 AM- 7.45 AM Conference Breakfast Back Terrace/Terrace Level8.00 AM - 9.00 AM Plenary Talk- International Ballroom Center/Concourse Level

James A. Spearot, Director of the Chemical and Environmental Sciences Laboratory, General Motors Research and Development CenterPresentation: Tribology in the Automotive Industry- A Critical Enabler for Improved Efficiency, Productivity and Performance

9.00 AM - 12.00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Concourse Pre-Function Area9.00 AM - 9.20 AM Refreshments Break Exhibit Hall/Concourse Level9.20 AM- 12.00 PM Technical Sessions Concourse Level

(See Technical Program for exact room locations)12.00 PM - 1.30 PM Lunch on Own1.30 PM - 3.30 PM Technical Sessions Concourse Level


(See Technical Program for exact room locations)

Friday, September 167.00 AM - 12.00 PM Conference Registration Concourse Pre-Function Area7.00 AM- 7.45 AM Speaker Breakfast Crystal Corridor/Concourse Level

For authors scheduled to speak on Friday8.00 AM - 11.00 AM Technical Sessions Concourse Level

(See Technical Program for exact room locations)11.15 AM - 12.15 PM Plenary Talk — International Ballroom East/Concourse Level

Wilfried J. Bartz, Professor, Technische Akademie EsslingenPresentation: Tribological Aspects of Wind Power Plants

12.15 PM - 12.45 PM Closing Ceremony International Ballroom East/Concourse Level

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CONFERENCEAT A GLANCE

WORLD TRIBOLOGY CONGRESS III OVERSIGHTCOMMITTEE

ASME Co-RepresentativesRichard S. CowanJohn Tichy

STLE Co-RepresentativesSelda GunselJosiah Knight

ASME SOCIETY OFFICERS 2005 - 2006

PresidentRichard E. Feigel

President- NomineeTerry E. Shoup

Past PresidentHarry Armen

Executive DirectorVirgil R. Carter

STLE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2005-2006

PresidentWilliam E. Wambach

Vice President At LargeDaniel D. Mc Coy

SecretaryEdward P. Becker

TreasurerRobert Bruce

Presidential Council Chairman Robert Baker

Executive Director Edward P. Salek

ASME TRIBOLOGY DIVISION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2005-2006

ChairAndreas A. Polycarpou

Secretary/TreasurerItzhak Green

Publications Committee ChairMichael N. Kotzalas

Education Committee ChairFarshid Sadeghi

Technical Expositions Committee ChairFarrukh S. Qureshi

Research Comm on Tribology ChairNelson H. Forster

Member-at-LargeOludele Popoola

ASME Program ManagerRichard Ulvila

ASME AdministratorJacinta McComie

ASME WTC III STAFF

Senior Program Manager, Knowledge & CommunityNoha El-Ghobashy

Managing Editor, Technical PublishingCynthia Clark

Meetings Manager, Events ManagementMelissa Torres

Electronic Production Coordinator, ServicesChristina Perakis

WORLD TRIBOLOGY CONGRESS III INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD

Honorary ChairH Peter Jost CBE DSc, President, International TribologyCouncil, UK

Board MembersMahmut F. Aksit – TurkeyHelmi Attia – CanadaWilfried J. Bartz – GermanyPhilip de Vaal – South AfricaSergio E. Diaz – VenezuelaIzhak Etsion – IsraelFriedrich Franek – AustriaJean Frêne – FranceKenneth Holmberg – FinlandStathis Ioannides – The NetherlandsYeau-Ren Jeng – TaiwanBo Jacobson – SwedenCzeslaw Kajdas – PolandMotohiro Kaneta – JapanTon Lubrecht – FranceAric K Menon – DenmarkAndreas Pauschitz – AustriaMartin Priest – UKYoon Chul Rhim – KoreaWen Shizhu – P.R. ChinaMarian Szczerek, Dsc. Ph.D., Msc. Eng. – PolandMasato Tanaka – JapanAntonio Vettor – ItalySi-wei Zhang – P.R. China

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WTC IIIORGANIZERS

The 2005 World Tribology Congress III is organized by the Tribology Division of ASME and the Society of Tribologistsand Lubrication Engineers (STLE) in association with the International Tribology Council.

COOPERATING SOCIETIES

Armenia Tribology Committee, ArmeniaAmerican Bearing Manufacturers Association (ABMA)AGMA Gear Manufacturers AssociationAustrian Tribology Society, AustriaSociety of Tribologists of Belarus, BelarusBelgian Society of Mechanical & Environmental Engineering,

BelgiumSociety of Bulgarian Tribologists, BulgariaThe Tribology Institution, Chinese Mechanical Engineering

Society, ChinaCzech Tribology Society, Czech RepublicEgyptian Tribology Society, EgyptThe Finnish Society for Tribology, FinlandAssociation Francaise de Mechanique, Groupe Scientifique et

Technique "Tribologie", FranceGesellschaft fur Tribologie eV, Germany

Tribology Group, Scientific Society of Mechanical Engineers,Hungary

Tribology Society of India, IndiaThe Israel Society for Tribology, IsraelItalian Centre of Tribology, ItalyThe Independent Lubricant Manufacturers Association (ILMA)Japanese Society of Tribologists, JapanThe Korean Society of Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers,

KoreaLSSD "Tribologija", LithuaniaBond Voor Materialkennis, The NetherlandsTribology Society of Nigera, NigeriaThe Norwegian Tribology Society, NorwayThe Polish Society of Tribology, PolandThe Romanian Tribology Association, RomaniaThe Russian National Committee of Tribology, RussiaAssociation of Tribology Engineers, Russia (ATE)Slovenian Society of Tribologists, SloveniaSlovak Society of Tribology, SlovakiaSociety for Machinery Failure and Prevention Technology

(MFPT)Grupo Especializado de Tribologia, SpainThe South African Institute of Tribology, South AfricaSvenska Tribologi Gruppen, SwedenAcademy of Tribology of Ukraine, UkraineThe Tribology Group, The Institution of Mechanical Engineers,

United KingdomVibration InstituteVietnamese Society of Tribology, VietnamYogoslav Tribology Society, YugoslaviaVirtual Tribology Institute

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WTC IIIORGANIZERS

REGISTRATION HOURS AND LOCATION

Registration will be located on the Concourse Level in the Pre-Function Area of the hotel:

Saturday, September 10 3:00pm - 6:00pmSunday, September 11 8:00am - 5:00pmMonday, September 12 7:00am - 6:00pmTuesday, September 13 7:00am - 6:00pmWednesday, September 14 7:00am - 6:00pmThursday, September 15 7:00am - 5:00pmFriday, September 16 7:00am - Noon

ASME accepts payment in cash, checks, VISA, MasterCard,American Express, Diners Club and Discover.

CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

A CD-ROM of the papers presented at the World Tribology Con-ference is included as part of the full and one-day conferenceregistration fees. You can redeem your coupon for these pro-ceedings at the Registration desk located at the Pre-FunctionArea on the Concourse Level.

*NOTE: If you need to purchase additional CD's, please do soduring the following days & times inside of the Exhibit Hall:

Monday, September 12 1:00pm - 5:00pmTuesday, September 13 8:30am - 4:00pmWednesday, September 14 9:00am - 4:00pmThursday, September 15 9:00am - 12:00pm

ASME accepts payment in cash, checks, VISA, MasterCard,American Express, Diners Club and Discover.

SPEAKERS PRACTICE ROOM

The Adams Room, Terrace Level will be available to all confer-ence participates as a "practice" room for your presentation.The room will be equipped with (1) LCD Projector, (1) OverheadProjector & (1) Screen. The room will be open Monday 9am -6:45pm, Tuesday - Thursday 8am - 5:40pm, and Friday 8am -Noon.

REFRESHMENT BREAKS

Morning (AM) refreshment breaks will include: Coffee, tea, &decaf only.

Afternoon (PM) refreshment breaks will include: Assorted softdrinks & bottled water only.

Monday, September 129:00am - 9:20am3:30pm - 4:00pmExhibit Hall/ Concourse Level

Tuesday, Sept. 138:30am - 9:00am3:30pm - 4:00pmExhibit Hall/ Concourse Level

Wednesday, September 149:00am - 9:20am3:30pm - 4:00pmExhibit Hall/Concourse Level

Thursday, September 159:00am - 9:20am3:30pm - 4:00pmExhibit Hall/ Concourse Level

SMOKING AREAS

The Washington Hilton is a non-smoking hotel; however, thereare designated smoking areas outside of the hotel.

NAME BADGES

Please wear your name badge at all times. Not only does yourbadge provide a helpful introduction to other attendees, it isalso necessary for admission to all conference functions.

ELECTRONICS & MOBILE PHONES

Out of respect for the authors, please turn off the volume onyour computers and handhelds and discontinue all cell phonesuse. Further, there will be no unauthorized photographic, videoor audio recording during presentations.

TAX DEDUCTIBILITY

The expense of attending a professional meeting such as regis-tration fees and costs of technical publications are taxdeductible as an ordinary and necessary business expense forU.S. citizens, however, recent changes in the tax code haveaffected the level and amount of deductibility.

REGISTRANTS WITH DISABILITIES

Whenever necessary, we are pleased to make arrangements forour fellow attendees who require special accommodations. Foron-site assistance, please visit the Registration area located atthe Pre-Function area on the Concourse Level. Advance noticemay be required for certain requests.

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GENERALINFORMATION

WELCOME RECEPTION

Sunday, September 11 6:00 PM- 7:00 PMGazebo, located in the outodoor area of the hotel.In case of rain, the Welcome Reception will be held in the Inter-national Ballroom East. Hors devourers and wine will beserved. Please be sure to bring your drink ticket to obtain onefree drink per person. Additional and guest tickets may be pur-chased at the Registration Area.

SPEAKER BREAKFAST AND BRIEFING

7:00 AM - 7:45 AM (Monday - Friday)Each morning in the Exhibit Hall or Crystal Corridor both onthe Concourse Level, a continental breakfast will be available tothose speakers who are making oral presentations that day.Session chairs and co-chairs are also invited to attend the brief-ing and breakfast to get acquainted and discuss session proto-col.

K.L. JOHNSON RECEPTION

Monday, September 125:45 PM - 6:45 PMMonroe East, Concourse LevelA reception in honor of Professor K.L. Johnson on occasion ofhis 80th birthday, for attendees of the K.L. Johnson Symposia,friends, and acquaintances of Professor Johnson.Supported by: Hysitron (www.hysitron.com)

Timken Company (www.timken.com)

CONFERENCE LUNCHEON

Tuesday, September 1311:45am - 1:15pmInternational Ballroom, Concourse LevelSpeaker: H Peter Jost CBE DSc, President, International

Tribology CouncilPresentation: Tribology Micro and Macro Economics

*Please be sure to bring your ticket. Additional and guest tick-ets may be purchased at the Registration Area.

CONFERENCE BOX LUNCHEON/ POSTER PRESENTATION SESSION

Wednesday, September 14Noon - 1:30 PMExhibit Hall, Concourse Level


ASME/STLE AWARDS RECEPTION

Wednesday, September 146:00 PM - 7:00 PMGazebo, located in the outdoor area of the hotel. In case of rain, the ASME/STLE Awards Reception will be heldin the Jefferson Ballroom/Concourse Level.

(ASME & STLE MEMBERS ONLY)

The Awards Reception will honor both ASME Tribology Divisionand STLE Award Recipients. We invite the members of bothsocieties to join us for this recognition event. Participants of theStudent Poster Program will also be honored at this event.

CONFERENCE BREAKFAST

Thursday, September 157:00 AM - 7:50 AMBack Terrace, Terrace Level


CLOSING CEREMONY

Friday, September 1612:15 PM - 12:45 PMInternational Ballroom East, Concourse Level

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SPECIALEVENTS

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COMMITTEEMEETINGSCHEDULE

All Committee Meetings will be held on the Terrace Level, unless otherwise indicated.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2005Time Meeting Room2:00 PM - 4:00 PM STLE Regional Vice Presidents Adams4:00 PM - 6:00 PM STLE Finance Committee Adams7:00 PM - 8:30 PM STLE Board Dinner Adams

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2005Time Meeting Room9:00 AM - 1:00 PM STLE Board of Directors Meeting Caucus3:00 PM - 5:00 PM WTC III Program Chairs Meeting Bancroft7:00 PM - 10:00 PM ITC Business Meeting Map

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2005Time Meeting Room6:00 PM - 7:30 PM ASME Tribology Division - Membership Map

Development Committee

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2005Time Meeting Room8:30 AM - 10:30 AM ASME-STLE Future Directions Beyond WTC Bancroft12:00 PM - 5:00 PM STLE CLS Committee Caucus 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM ASME Tribology Division -- Rolling Element Bancroft

Bearings Technical Committee5:40 PM - 7:00 PM Contact Mechanics Committee Bancroft5:45 PM - 7:00 PM Journal of Tribology Editors Map5:45 PM - 7:00 PM IJTC 2006 Planning Committee Caucus7:00 PM - 9:00 PM ASME Tribology Division Executive Committee Caucus

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2005Time Meeting Room3:30 PM - 5:30 PM Cooperating Societies Roundtable Bancroft6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Research Committee on Tribology (RCT) Map

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2005Time Meeting Room5:45 PM - 7:00 PM STLE Awards Committee Meeting Map

Monday, September 128:00 AM- 9:00 AM

International Ballroom Center

Pierre-Gilles de GennesNobel Laureate in Physics, 1991Presentation: “Brownian Motionwith Dry Friction”

Biography: P. G. de Gennes wasborn in Paris, France, in 1932. Hemajored from the École Normale in1955. From 1955 to 1959, he was aresearch engineer at the AtomicEnergy Center (Saclay), working

mainly on neutron scattering and magnetism, with advice fromA. Herpin, A. Abragam and J. Friedel (PhD 1957). During 1959he was a postdoctoral visitor with C. Kittel at Berkeley, and thenserved for 27 months in the French Navy. In 1961, he becameassistant professor in Orsay and soon started the Orsay groupon supraconductors. Later, 1968, he switched to liquid crystals.In 1971, he became Professor at the Collège de France, and wasa participant of STRASACOL (a joint action of Strasbourg,Saclay and College de France) on polymer physics.

From 1980, he became interested in interfacial problems, inparticular the dynamics of wetting. Recently, he has been con-cerned with the physical chemistry of adhesion.

P.G. de Gennes has received the Holweck Prize from the jointFrench and British Physical Society; the Ampere Prize, FrenchAcademy of Science; the gold medal from the French CNRS; theMatteuci Medal, Italian Academy; the Harvey Prize, Israel; theWolf Prize, Israel; The Lorentz Medal, Dutch Academy of Artsand Sciences; and polymer awards from both APS and ACS.

He is a member of the French Academy of Sciences, the DutchAcademy of Arts and Sciences, the Royal Society, the AmericanAcademy of Arts and Sciences, and the National Academy ofSciences, USA.

From Les Prix Nobel. The Nobel Prizes 1991, Editor ToreFrängsmyr, [Nobel Foundation], Stockholm, 1992

Wednesday, September 148:00 AM- 9:00 AM

International Ballroom East

Van C. MowStanley Dicker Professor and Chair-man, Department of BiomedicalEngineering, Columbia UniversityPresentation: “Animal Joint Lubri-cation: Nature’s Fail-Safe Mechanisms and What Happens When it Fails”

Biography: Van attended Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, where hereceived his bachelor’s degree in

Aeronautical Engineering in 1962 and his doctoral degree(Ph.D.) in Applied Mechanics and Applied Mathematics in 1966.From 1966–1968 he was a postdoctoral fellow in Applied Math-ematics at the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences atNew York University in New York City, and from 1968–69 hewas a Member of Technical Staff at the Bell Telephone Laborato-ries in New Jersey. In 1969, he joined the faculty of RPI as anAssociate Professor in the Mechanics Department.

At the age of thirty, when bioengineering activities in the nationwere just beginning to blossom, Van began his bioengineeringcareer by studying the new field of the biomechanics of soft tis-sues, specifically of articular cartilage and the tribological mechanisms of human joint lubrication. He developed an under-standing of biological materials with the challenge to under-stand how such materials function in the body for long periodsof time and under high cyclic loads.

In 1986, Dr. Mow relocated to Columbia University as the AnneY. Stein Professor of Mechanical Engineering and OrthopaedicBioengineering, and Director of the New York Orthopaedic Hos-pital Research Laboratory at Columbia College of Physiciansand Surgeons. Van’s research efforts have lead to his editing 7books and publishing over 280 full-length papers. In 1995, theBiomedical Engineering Department at Columbia was estab-lished, with Van as its inaugural Chairman and Stanley DickerProfessor of Biomedical Engineering.

To honor Van for his contributions to biomedical engineering,he has received numerous honors, including Fellow of ASME (1979), American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons Kappa Delta Award (1981), U.S. National Academy of Engineering (1991).This year, Dr. Mow was honored by ASME and its Bioengineer-ing Division with the creation of the Van C. Mow Medal forExcellence in Bioengineering. Dr. Mow was the first PhD to beelected as President of the Orthopedic Research Society andwas founder of the Journal of Orthopaedic Research (1982).

However, the achievement that Van is most proud of is the men-torship of his numerous Ph.D. students and postdoctoral fellowsover the years. Today, many of his students are recognized for theirresearch contributions, and they are in leadership positions in uni-versities and industry across the nation and around the world.

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PLENARYSPEAKERS

Thursday, September 158:00 AM- 9:00 AM

International Ballroom Center

James A. SpearotDirector of the Chemical and Envi-ronmental Sciences Laboratory,GMPresentation: “Tribology in theAutomotive Industry — A CriticalEnabler for Improved Efficiency,Productivity and Performance”

Biography: James A. (Jim) Spearotwas appointed Director of the

Chemical and Environmental Sciences Laboratory at the Gener-al Motors Research and Development Center in August 1998.

His laboratory's mission is to develop cost-effective environ-mental strategies and systems for General Motors' productsand processes. Key research areas for the laboratory includefuel-cell and energy-storage systems, low-cost emissions con-trol technology, environmental systems for material processing,fuel and lubricant systems for advanced powertrains, life-cycleanalysis and advanced analytical measurements. Additionally,Dr. Spearot serves as Chief Scientist for GM's Public PolicyCenter and is the Manager of GM's Hydrogen Storage Innova-tion Program.

A native of Hartford, Connecticut, Dr. Spearot was born on April26, 1945. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in chemicalengineering from Syracuse University in 1967, and a master'sand doctorate, also in chemical engineering, from the Universi-ty of Delaware, in 1970 and 1972, respectively.

Dr. Spearot began his GM career in 1972 as an Assistant SeniorResearch Engineer in the Fuels and Lubricants Department. Heheld positions of increasing responsibility, including PrincipalResearch Engineer and Section Manager of Surface and Rheo-logical Studies that led to his appointment as Department Headof Fuels and Lubricants in 1992.

He is a member of several organizations: the Society of Auto-motive Engineers (SAE), the Society of Rheology, the Society ofTribologists and Lubrication Engineers, the American Instituteof Chemical Engineers, and the American Society for Testingand Materials (ASTM). He is a former chairman of the SAE Fuelsand Lubricants Division and a former Chairman of the Coordi-nating Research Council (CRC). He has also served as Chair-man of the Fuels Working Group of USCAR. His professionalhonors include: an ASTM Award for Excellence in 1990; theArch T. Colwell Merit Award from the SAE in 1987; and theAward for Research on Automotive Lubricants, also from theSAE in 1987.

Friday, September 1611:15 AM- 12:15 PM

International Ballroom East

Wilfried J. BartzProfessor, Technische AkademieEsslingen Presentation: “Tribological Aspectsof Wind Power Plants”

Biography: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wilfried J.Bartz has been in the forefront ofthe tribology field for decades andhas contributed immensely by hisinnovative research and teaching.

During his 40 years of practical, scientific and pedagogicalexperience, he has been a strong advocate of ecotribology andhas been in the forefront of the movement to increase aware-ness of environmental and health issues as they relate to tribol-ogy and lubrication practices. He played a key role in organiz-ing the WTC-2001 in Austria, and we welcome him to WTC-2005 as one of the conference's distinguished plenary lectur-ers.

Prof. Bartz received his Ph.D. from University of Hanover inGermany. He worked as a lubrication engineer in the mineral oilindustry from 1961 to 1963. He served as the Head of Depart-ment of Tribology and Lubrication Engineering at the Institute ofPetroleum Research, Germany, from 1963 to 1976. Since1976, he has been the scientific director of Esslingen Academyand professor of tribology at the Esslingen Technical Academyand University of Stuttgart. Prof. Bartz organizes internationalconferences at Esslingen and has given more than 20 coursesat a variety of international meetings.

Prof. Bartz has published extensively in the field of tribology.He is the author of more than 400 scientific and technical pub-lications in national and international magazines and books.

Prof. Bartz has received a number of distinguished awardsincluding The Distinguished Service Cross of Germany (1996),The Cross for Merit for Science and Art, 1st Cl. (Austria) (2001),Tribology Gold Medal (2001), The Georg-Vogelpohl-Ehrenze-ichen (1990), The STLE International Award (2001), and Hon-orary Doctor of Science of V.A. Belyi Metal-Polymer.

Prof. Bartz currently heads a technical consulting and trainingfirm which offers professional and continuing education organ-ized by the T + LE Academy, consulting for development, testsand application of lubricants and tribologic systems, literatureresearch regarding tribological questions, and failure analysesand expert assessment of tribological systems.

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PLENARYSPEAKERS

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TECHNICALPROGRAMCHAIRS

Stephen M. Hsu, Liaison to Oversight

CommitteeNational Institute of Standards

and Technology

David BogyUniversity of California, Berkeley

Christopher DellacorteNASA, Glenn Research Center

Ali ErdemirArgonne National Laboratory

Hugh A. SpikesImperial College, UK

Andrew JacksonExxonMobil Research

and Engineering

Koji KatoTohoku University, Japan

Q. Jane WangNorthwestern University

TK 1 Wear of and Fatigue of MaterialsTrack Organizer:

Koji Kato, Tohoku University, Sendai, JapanTrack Co-Organizer(s):

Ken'ichi Hiratsuka, Chiba Institute of Technology, Chiba,Japan

TK 2 Contact Mechanics and FrictionTrack Organizer:

Q. Jane Wang, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL,United States

Track Co-Organizer(s): George G. Adams, Northeastern University, Boston, MA,United States, S. Jordan Liu, Caterpillar Inc, Peoria, IL, Unit-ed States, Chad S. Korach, State University of New York atStony Brook, Stony Brook, NY, United States

TK 3 Lubrication and LubricantsTrack Organizer:

Hugh A. Spikes, Imperial College, London, United KingdomTrack Co-Organizer(s):

Selda Gunsel, Shell Global Solutions, Houston, TX, UnitedStates, Philippa Cann, Imperial College London, London,London, United Kingdom, Romeo P Glovnea, Imperial Col-lege London, London, United Kingdom, Andy Olver, Imperi-al College, London, United Kingdom, Nigel Battersby, ShellGlobal Solutions (UK), Chester, United Kingdom

TK 4 Additives And TribochemistryTrack Organizer(s):

Stephen Hsu, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, United StatesTrack Co-Organizer:

Jean-Michel Martin, Ecole Centrale de Lyon / LTDS, Ecully,France, Keiji Nakayama, AIST, Tsukuba, Japan

TK 5 Bearing Design and ApplicationTrack Organizer:

Q. Jane Wang, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, Unit-ed States

Track Co-Organizer(s): Benyebka Bou-Saïd, INSA, Villeurbanne, France (Metro),Michel Fillon, Univerity of Poitiers, Futuroscope Chas-seneuil Cedex, France (Metro), Harvey Nixon, The TimkenCompany, Canton, OH, United States

TK 6 Machine ComponentsTrack Organizer:

Christopher DellaCorte, NASA, Glenn Research Center,Cleveland, OH, United States

Track Co-Organizer(s): Charles H. Paxton, C.L.S. OMA, General Motors VehicleManufacturing, Dayton, OH, United States

TK 7 Magnetic Storage SystemsTrack Organizer:

David Bogy, University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA,United States

Track Co-Organizer(s): Andreas A. Polycarpou, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

TK 8 Surface Engineering and CoatingsTrack Organizer:

Ali Erdemir, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, Unit-ed States

Track Co-Organizer(s): Anne Neville, University of Leeds, Leeds, United Kingdom

TK 9 Manufacturing ProcessesTrack Organizer:

Andrew Jackson, ExxonMobil Research and Engineering,Annandale, NJ, United States

Track Co-Organizer(s): Ioan Marinescu, University of Toledo, Toledo, OH, UnitedStates

TK 10 Tribology of Internal Combustion EnginesTrack Organizer:

Andrew Jackson, ExxonMobil Research and Engineering,Annandale, NJ, United States

Track Co-Organizer(s): Martin Priest, The University of Leeds, Leeds, West York-shire, United Kingdom

TK 11 Biomaterials and Biomedical ApplicationsTrack Organizer:


Track Co-Organizer(s): Said Jahanmir, Mohawk Innovative Technology, Inc, Albany,NY, United States

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TRACKORGANIZERS

TK 12 Micro- and NanotribologyTrack Organizer:

Stephen Hsu, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, United StatesTrack Co-Organizer(s):

Kathy Wahl, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, Washington,DC, United States, Nicholas Spencer, Swiss Federal Instituteof Technology (ETHZ), Zürich, Switzerland

TK 13 Condition Monitoring and Knowledge-Based Maintenance

Track Organizer: Koji Kato, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan

Track Co-Organizer(s): Simon Tung, General Motors R&D Center, Warren, MI, Unit-ed States, Carl S. Byington, Impact Technologies, LLC,State College, PA, United States

TK 14 Aerospace ApplicationsTrack Organizer:

Christopher DellaCorte, NASA, Glenn Research Center,Cleveland, OH, United States

Track Co-Organizer(s): Lois Gschwender, US Air Force, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH,United States, Jeffrey Zabinski, MLBT, Air Force ResarchLaboratory, Wright Patterson Air Force Base, OH, UnitedStates, Emmanuel Ezugwu, Jeffrey Sanders, Air ForceResearch Laboratory, WPAFB, OH, United States, AndrasKorenyi-Both, Air Force Research Lab, USAF, Wright Patter-son Air Force Base, OH, United States

TK 15 GeneralTrack Organizer:

Q. Jane Wang, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, Unit-ed States

Track Co-Organizer(s): Nelson Forster, US Air Force, Wright Patterson AFB, OH,United States, Shao Wang, Nanyang Technological Universi-ty, Singapore, Singapore

TK 16 Student Poster ProgramTrack Organizer:

Ashlie Martini, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, Unit-ed States

Track Co-Organizer(s): Said Jahanmir, Mohawk Innovative Technology, Inc, Albany,NY, United States, James R. Dickey, Lubricants Consultant,Basking Ridge, NJ, United States

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TRACKORGANIZERS

WELCOME ADDRESS & PLENARY SESSIONInternational 8:00 AM - 9:00 AMBallroom Pierre-Gilles de GennesCenter Nobel Laureate in Physics, 1991

Presentation: “Brownian Motion with Dry Friction”

Room 9:20 AM - Noon 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM 4:00 PM - 5:40 PM 5:45 PM - 6:45 PM

Jefferson East Session 2-6 Session 2-7 Session 2-8K.L. Johnson K.L. Johnson K.L. Johnson Symposium I Symposium II Symposium III

Thoroughbred Session 3-4 Session 3-5 Session 3-1Elastohydrodynamic Elastohydrodynamic BoundaryLubrication I Lubrication II Lubrication

Georgetown East Session 5-1 Session 5-4 Session 5-8Rolling Element Rolling Element Conformal ContactBearings I Bearings II Bearing III

Monroe West Session 5-6 Sesion 5-7 Session 5-9Conformal Contact Conformal Contact Conformal ContactBearings I Bearing II Bearing IV

Military Session 7-1 Session 7-2 Session 7-3Frontiers of Magnetic Frontiers of Magnetic Frontiers of MagneticHard Disk Drive Hard Disk Drive Hard Disk DriveTechnology and Technology and Technology andTribology – Tribology – Tribology –Symposium A Symposium B Symposium C

Jefferson West Session 8-2 Session 8-9 Session 8-10Surface Texturing Surface Texturing II Surface Texturing III

Cabinet Session 12-1 Session 15-1 Session 12-2Nanotribology I General Tribology I Nanotribology II

Hemisphere Session 14-1 Session 14-3 Session 14-2Tribological Coatings Aerospace I-Tribological Aerospace II- LiquidFor Aerospace Experiments & Modeling Lubricant & GreasesApplications for Aerospace Applications for Aerospace

Exhibit Hall Poster Presentation Session 3-11 Lubrication Session 5-2 Conformal Contact Bearings Session 5-5 Rolling Element BearingsSession 8-17 Surface EngineeringSession 14-4 AerospaceSession 15-4 General TribologySession 16-1 Student Posters

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SESSIONS ATA GLANCE

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12

Room 8:30 AM – 9:00 AM – 1:30 PM – 3:30 PM– 4:00 PM –9:00 AM 11:40 AM 3:30 PM 4:00 PM 5:40 PM

Monroe East Session 1-2 Session 1-3 Session 1-4Abrasive/Erosive Fatigue Wear Machine Wear Elements Wear

Jefferson East Session 2-9 Session 2-10 Session 3-8K.L. Johnson K.L. Johnson ExperimentalSymposium IV Symposium V Lubricant

Rheology

Thoroughbred Session 4-1 Session 4-2 Session 3-7Additives & Their Tribochemistry Environmentally-Mechanisms Friendly Lubricants

Monroe West Session 5-10 Session 5-11 Session 5-12Conformal Contact Conformal Contact Conformal ContactBearing V Bearing VI Bearing VII

Hemisphere Session 6-1 Session 6-10 Session 6-11Gears and Gear Design & Testing Design & Testing Lubrication I of Mechanical of Mechanical

Tribological Tribological Systems I Systems II

Military Session 7-4 Session 7-5 Session 7-6Head-Disk Adhesion and Magnetic StorageInterface Contact Protective Tribology in HDIs Lubricants,Session A Session B Session C

Jefferson Session 8-7 Session 8-11 Session 8-12West Superlubricity Superlubricity II Superlubricity III

Myth or Reality?

Cabinet Session 12-3 Session 12-4 Session 12-5Nanotribology III Nanomechanics I Nanomechanics II

Exhibit Hall Poster Presentation Poster PresentationSession 2-5 Session 2-5Contact Mechanics Contact Mechanicsand Friction and FrictionSession 4-6 Session 4-6General Additives General Additives and Tribochemistry and TribochemistrySession 6-13 Session 6-13Design, Engineering, Design, Engineering,Testing and Failure Testing and Failure Mode(s) of Machine Mode(s) of Machine Components ComponentsSession 7-7 Session 7-7Magnetic Storage Magnetic StorageSession 13-4 Session 13-4Condition Monitoring Condition MonitoringSession 16-1 Session 16-1Student Posters Student Posters

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SESSIONS ATA GLANCE

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13

PLENARY SESSIONInternational 8:00 AM - 9:00 AMBallroom Van C. MowEast Stanley Dicker Professor & Chairman, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Columbia University

Presentation: “Animal Joint Lubrication: Nature’s Fail-Safe Mechanism and What Happens When it Fails”

Room 9:20 AM - Noon 12:15 PM - 1:15 PM 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM 4:00 PM - 5:40 PM

Monroe West Session 1-5 Session 1-6 Session 1-7Sliding Wear/ Sliding Wear/ Wear of CompositesModeling I Modeling II

Jefferson East Session 3-9 Session 8-13 Session 8-14Liquid Lubricants Chemical Mechanical Chemical Mechanical

Polishing (CMP) II Polishing (CMP) III

Thoroughbred Session 4-3 Session 4-4 Session 4-5ZDDP and Its Environmental Friendly Nanomaterials asMechanisms Lubricant/Additives Lubricant Additives

Lincoln West Session 6-4 Sesion 6-5 Session 3-2Tribology in Tribology in Multiphase LubricantsTransportation I Transportation II

Jefferson West Session 8-6 Session 8-3 Session 8-1Chemical Mechanical Tribology of Modeling andPolishing (CMP) I Nanostructured and Simulation of

Composite Films Tribological Coatings I

Military Session 9-1 Session 9-2 Session 9-3Manufacturing Manufacturing Manufacturing Process I-Forming Processes II- Processes III-

Cutting Finishing

Hemisphere Session 11-3 Session 11-1 Session 11-4Simulative Mathematical and Dental and CranofacialBiotribology Testing Computational Tribology

Modeling ofOrthopaedic Joints

Cabinet Session 12-6 Session 12-8 Session 12-9MEMS I MEMS II MEMS III

Exhibit Hall Poster Presentation Session 1-12 Wear and Fatigue ofMaterials Session 9-4 Manufacturing ProcessesSession 10-4 IC Engine TribologySession 11-7 BiotribologySession 12-7 Micro- and NanotribologySession 16-1 Student Poster

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SESSIONS ATA GLANCE

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14

PLENARY SESSIONInternational 8:00 AM - 9:00 AMBallroom James A. SpearotCenter Director of the Chemical and Environmental Sciences Laboratory, GM

Presentation: “Tribology in the Automotive Industry — a Critical Enabler for Improved Efficiency, Productivity, and Performance”

Room 9:20 AM - Noon 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM 4:00 PM - 5:40 PM

Monroe West Session 1-8 Session 1-9 Session 1-10Wear Surfaces and Tribolayers Fetting Reciprocating Wear Wear of Polymers

Jefferson East Session 2-11 Session 2-12 Session 2-13Contact Mechanics I: Contact Mechanics II: Contact Mechanics III:Contact Between Rough Surfaces Applications Contact with Coatings

Thoroughbred Session 3-10 Session 3-6 Session 8-18Lubricant Testing and In-situ Techniques for Modeling and SimulationPerformance Studying Lubrication of Tribological Coatings II

Jefferson West Session 8-5 Session 8-15 Sesion 8-16Tribology of Diamond and Tribology of Diamond and General Surface Engineering IDiamondlike Carbon and Diamondlike Carbon Films IIRelated Coatings

Military Session 10-1 Session 13-2 Session 10-2IC Engine Tribology I Condition Monitoring and IC Engine Tribology II

Knowledge-based Maintenance II

Hemisphere Session 11-2 Session 11-5 Session 13-3Biomaterials and Their Technology General Biotribology Condition Monitoring and

Knowledge-based Maintenance III

Cabinet Session 12-10 Session 12-11MEMS IV MEMS V

Lincoln West Session 13-1 Session 2-14 Session 2-16Condition Monitoring and Friction I: Friction at the Friction II: Friction ModelingKnowledge-based Micro and NanoscaleMaintenance I

Georgetown West Session 6-7Seals and Seal Tribology

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SESSIONS ATA GLANCE

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15

Room 9:20 AM - Noon

Cabinet Session 1-11Wear of Ceramics and Coatings

Jefferson East Session 2-15Friction III: Friction and Material Structure

Chevy Chase Session 3-3Hydrodynamic Lubrication

Dupont Session 5-13Conformal Contact Bearing VIII

Jefferson West Session 8-4Solid and Liquid Lubricated Coatings

Conservatory Session 10-3IC Engine Tribology III

Edison Session 15-2General Tribology II

Farragut Session 15-3Symposium on Virtual Tribology

PLENARY SESSION11:15 AM – 12:15 PM

International Ballroom East Wilfried J. BartzProfessor, Technische Akademie EsslingenPresentation: “Tribological Aspects of Wind Power Plants”

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SESSIONS ATA GLANCE

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16

The following pages list all the papers scheduled for presenta-tion at the World Tribology Congress III.

There are two session types:

1. Oral Presentation Sessions2. Poster Presentation Sessions

All Sessions are listed with the followinginformation:

Day of the Week

TECHNICAL TRACK

Session TimeSession Room

Session Name

Session Organizer:Session Co-Organizer:Session Chair:Session Co-Chair:

Papers to be presented in session

POSTER PRESENTATION INFORMATION

The poster area will be located in the Exhibits Hall. Poster sta-tions will be equipped with a double-sided core board andthumbtacks. The maximum space available for each poster is96 inches wide by 48 inches tall (2.4 m by 1.2 m).

Posters should not be pre-mounted (on hard boards) becausethey will be difficult to mount on the core board.

Each poster station will have an identification number. The Con-ference Manager will assign this number. This number willappear as a poster number in the technical portion of the con-ference program.

Your poster should be mounted on the morning of your postersession. Carefully arrange and plan the layout of your posterbeforehand. Your poster will be exhibited all day on the day ofyour poster session, which will allow for tremendous exposure.Fifteen (15) minutes should be ample time to mount your signsand posters. It is the author's responsibility to remove all theposters and clean the area before they leave (and within 15 min-utes after the scheduled Exhibit closing time). Any posters leftunattended after that time will be set-aside in a designated area.Any posters left at the end of the conference will be disposed of.

Poster Mounting / Viewing Schedule

MondayMounting 8:00 AM - 12:00 PMViewing 1:00 PM - 6:45 PMPoster Session 5:45 PM - 6:45 PM

TuesdayMounting 8:00 AM - 8:30 AMViewing 8:30 AM - 4:00 PMPoster Session (s): 8:30 AM - 9:00 AM &

3:30 PM - 4:00 PM

WednesdayMounting 8:00 AM - 9:00 AMViewing 9:00 AM - 4:00 PMPoster Session: 12:15 PM - 1:15 PM

STUDENT POSTER PROGRAM

The student poster program was organized to recognize theimportant contributions of students and to encourage their pur-suit of careers in tribology. The 24 poster papers in this pro-gram demonstrate the broad range of current student contribu-tions to the study of rubbing. Nearly all of the major topics inthe WTC III technical program are represented in the studentposter program.

Poster Mounting / Viewing SchedulePlease Note: Student posters will be on display Monday thruThursday

Mounting: Monday 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Follow schedule above for Poster Presentation Sessions

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NAVIGATINGTHE TECHPROGRAM

Monday, September, 12

Plenary Speaker

8:00am - 9:00amRoom: International Ballroom Center, Concourse Level

Brownian Motion of Solids (or Drops) on a VibratedPlate, Including Dry Friction

P.G. de Gennes, Collège de France, Paris, France

TK 2 Contact Mechanics and Friction Track

9:20am - 12:00pmRoom: Jefferson East, Concourse Level

2-6 K. L. Johnson Symposium I

Session Organizer: George G. Adams, Northeastern Univer-sity, Boston, MA, United States

Session Chair: Thomas Conry, University of Illinois,Urbana, IL, United States

Session Co-Chair: Itzhak Green, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA,United States

WTC2005-63239: Elasto-plastic Hemispherical ContactModels for Various Mechanical Properties

Jake Quicksall, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta,GA, United States, Robert Jackson, Auburn University,Auburn, AL, United States, Itzhak Green, Georgia Tech,Atlanta, GA, United States

WTC2005-63156: Contact Analyses for Bodies with Fric-tional Heating and Plastic Behavior

Vincent Boucly, LaMCoS UMR 5514 CNRS - INSA Lyon,Villeurbanne, France, Daniel Nélias, LaMCoS, UMR CNRS5514 - INSA Lyon, Villeurbanne, France, S. Jordan Liu,Caterpillar Inc., Peoria, IL, United States, Q. Jane Wang,Leon Keer, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63648: Elastic Contact Pressure Under FlatPunches Having Smooth Cross-Sections

Marilena Glovnea, Emanuel Diaconescu, University ofSuceava, Suceava, Suceava, Romania

WTC2005-63455: Dynamic Contact Between a RigidIndenter and a Kelvin-Voigt Half-Space

Florina Carmen Ciornei, Mechanical Engineering Depart-ment/University of Suceava, Suceava, Romania, EmanuelDiaconescu, University of Suceava, Suceava, Romania

WTC2005-64120: Poisson Ratio Effects on the Von Misesand Maximum Shear Stresses in Cylindrical Contacts

Itzhak Green, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA, United States

WTC2005-63908: The Stress-Dependence of PhaseChanges in Silicon under Indentation

Liangchi Zhang, The University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW,Australia

WTC2005-63253: Contact and Surface Problems in Adhe-sion, Friction, Indentation, and Cavitation Erosion Relatedto Space and Aeronautics Lubrication

Kazuhisa Miyoshi, NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleve-land, OH, United States, Randy L. Vander Wal, NationalCenter for Microgravity Research, Cleveland, OH, UnitedStates, Kenneth W. Street, NASA Glenn Research Center,Cleveland, OH, United States

WTC2005-64038: An Abbott Curve Based Rough SurfaceContact Mechanics Approach

Andreas Almqvist, Fredrik Sahlin, Roland Larsson, LuleåUniversity of Technology, Luleå, Sweden

TK 3 Lubrication and Lubricants Track

9:20am - 12:00pmRoom: Thoroughbred, Concourse Level

3-4 Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication I

Session Organizer: Romeo P Glovnea, Imperial CollegeLondon, London, United Kingdom

Session Chair: Joichi Sugimura, Kyushu University,Fukuoka, Japan

WTC2005-63226: EHD Contacts in Low-Amplitude Oscilla-tory Motion

Romeo P. Glovnea, Hugh A. Spikes, Imperial College Lon-don, London, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63345: Reynolds Equations for Common Gener-alized Newtonian Models and an Approximate Reynolds-Carreau Equation

Scott Bair, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA,United States, M. M. Khonsari, Louisiana State University,Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States

WTC2005-63641: The Pressure and Film Thickness Distri-butions in Point Elastohydrodynamic Contact underDynamic Load

Mikhail Panovko, Mechanical Engineering Research Insti-tute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia

WTC2005-63660: A New Implementation of ReynoldsEquation for Analyzing Mixed EHL

Kazunori Ichimaru, Kyushu University (retired in 2004),Fukuoka, Japan

WTC2005-63705: Analysis of EHL Circular Contact StartUp: Comparison with Experimental Results

Jiaxin Zhao, Indiana University-Purdue University FortWayne, Fort Wayne, IN, United States

WTC2005-63720: Some Analytical Approximations andNumerical Solutions of EHL Problems for Non-NewtonianFluids Fatigue

Ilya Kudish, Kettering University, Flint, MI, United StatesWTC2005-63955: A Parametric Analysis of the ThermalShear Localization in EHL Films

Liming Chang, Penn State University, University Park, PA,United States

WTC2005-63802: Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication of Mul-tiple Periodic Ridges

Andy Olver, Jian Wen Choo, Imperial College, London,United Kingdom, Romeo P. Glovnea, Hugh A. Spikes, Impe-rial College London, London, United Kingdom

TK 5 Bearing Design and Application Track

9:20am - 12:00pmRoom: Georgetown East, Concourse Level

5-1 Rolling Element Bearings - I

Session Organizer: Harvey Nixon, The Timken Company,Canton, OH, United States

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MONDAY

Session Co-Organizer: Michael Kotzalas, The Timken Compa-ny, Canton, OH, United States,Dwayne Arff, Caterpillar Inc., EastPeoria, IL, United States

WTC2005-64387: Milestones in the Evolution of RollingElement Bearings (Keynote)

Tedric Harris, Pennsylvania State University, State College,PA, United States

WTC2005-63282: Commercial Spool Pump Bearing Perfor-mance Testing

Lewis Sibley, Tribology Systems, Inc., Warminster, PA, Unit-ed States, Bala R. Nair, Curtiss-Wright Electro-MechanicalCorporation, Cheswick, PA, United States

WTC2005-64060: Cross-sectional Analysis of AntiwearFilms and Near-Surface Material from Tapered Roller Bear-ings

Ryan D. Evans, The Timken Company, Canton, OH, United States

WTC2005-63485: A Physics-Based Heat Transfer Analysisfor Aerospace Ball Thrust Bearings

Sean McCutchan, Pratt and Whitney, Hamden, CT, United States, Roger M. Barnsby, Pratt and Whitney, Manchester,CT, United States

WTC2005-63205: Bearing Performance Limits With GreaseLubrication

Philippa Cann, Imperial College London, London, UnitedKingdom, A. A. Lubrecht, INSA Lyon, UMR CNRS 5514,Villeurbanne Cedex, Lyon, France

WTC2005-63202: Unique Fatigue Failure of SphericalRoller Bearings and Life-Enhancing Measures

Tohru Ueda, Koji Ueda, NSK Ltd., Fujisawa, Kanagawa,Japan, Nobuaki Mitamura, NSK Ltd., Fujisawa-shi, Kana-gawa-ken, Japan

WTC2005-64189: A Novel Test Method to Measure the Frac-ture Toughness of Ceramic Balls used in Bearings

Michael O’Brien, The Aerospace Corporation, Los Angeles, CA, United States

9:20am - 12:00pmRoom: Monroe West, Concourse Level

5-6 Conformal Contact Bearings I

Session Organizer: Benyebka Bou-Saïd, INSA, Villeur-banne, France (Metro)

Session Co-Organizer: Michel Fillon, Univerity of Poitiers,Futuroscope Chasseneuil Cedex,France (Metro)

Session Chair: Luis San Andres, Texas A&M Universi-ty, College Station, TX, United States

WTC2005-63398: Gas Foil Bearings: Limits for High-SpeedOperation

Luis San Andres, Tae Ho Kim, Texas A&M University, Col-lege Station, TX, United States

WTC2005-63561: Design and Hydrodynamic Performanceof Hybrid Flexural Pivot Gas Bearings for High Speed Oil-free Micro Turbomachinery

Kyuho Sim, Daejong Km, Texas A&M University, CollegeStation, TX, United States

WTC2005-64171: Lobatto Point Quadrature for ThermalLubrication Problems Involving Compressible Lubricants

Laurentiu Moraru, The University of Toledo, Toledo, OH,United States, Theo G. Keith Jr., NASA Glenn ResearchCenter, Cleveland, OH, United States

WTC2005-63683: Geometry and Speed Effects on the Per-formance of the Herringbone-Grooved Gas-LubricatedJournal Bearing

David Foster, Howzat, Bloomfield, MI, United States

WTC2005-63240: The Thermoelastic Behavior of ThrustWasher Bearings Considering Boundary Lubrication andAsperity Contact

Robert Jackson, Auburn University, Auburn, AL, UnitedStates, Itzhak Green, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63319: Performance Evaluation of DIRECT Algo-rithm in Parallel Optimization for a ThermohydrodynamicLubrication Analysis

Chih-Ming Tsai, Nenzi Wang, Yau-Zen Chang, Chang GungUniversity, Tao-Yuan, Taiwan/P.R. China

WTC2005-63832: Thermal Deformation of Pads in Tilting 5-Pad Journal Bearing

Stanislaw Strzelecki, Lodz University of Technology, Lodz,Poland, Leszek Kusmierz, G. Poniewaz, Lublin University ofTechnology, Lublin, Poland

WTC2005-63925: A Transient ThermoelastohydrodynamicAnalysis of a Tilting-pad Thrust Bearing During Start-up

Xiaojing Wang, Zhiming Zhang, Jingjing Pan, Shanghai Uni-versity, Shanghai, P.R. China

TK 7 Magnetic Storage Systems Track

9:20am - 12:00pmRoom: Military, Concourse Level

7-1 Frontiers of Magnetic Hard Disk Drive Technologyand Tribology - 2005 Symposium-A

Session Organizer: Andreas A. Polycarpou, University ofIllinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana,IL, United States

Session Co-Organizer: David Bogy, University of California,Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, United States

Session Chair: Mike Suk, Hitachi Global StorageTechnologies, San Jose, CA, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63612: Improved Analysis of Unstable BouncingVibration and Stabilizing Design of Flying Slider in Near-Contact Regime

Masami Yamane, Kyosuke Ono, Tokyo Institute of Technolo-gy, Tokyo, Japan

WTC2005-63622: Effects of Molecularly Thin LubricantFilms on Slider Touch-down and Take-off HysteresisBehavior in Hard Disk Drives

Norio Tagawa, Atsunobu Mori, Hiroshi Sendo, Kansai Uni-versity, Suita, Japan

WTC2005-63629: Deformation and Stability Analysis ofUltra-Thin Lubricant Films by the Long Wave Equation:Analysis Considering the van der Waals Force and GasPressure at the Liquid Surface

Shigehisa Fukui, Kazuya Yorino, Kiyomi Yamane, HiroshigeMatsuoka, Tottori University, Tottori-city, Japan

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WTC2005-63679: Effect of Intermolecular Forces on theDynamic Response of a Slider

Saurabh Deoras, Komag Inc., San Jose, CA, United States,Frank E. Talke, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla,CA, United States

WTC2005-63729: Adhesive Contact Modeling of Ultra-LowFlying Head-Disk Interfaces With and Without RoughnessEffects

Allison Y. Suh, Andreas A. Polycarpou, University of Illinoisat Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

WTC2005-63180: Meniscus Adhesion at Ultra-Low FlyingSlider-Disk Interfaces

Mathew Mate, Robert N. Payne, Peter Baumgart, KathyKuboi, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, San Jose, CA,United States

WTC2005-63594: On the Touchdown-Takeoff HysteresisObserved at the Head-Disk Interface in Hard Disk Drives

Rohit P. Ambekar, David Bogy, University of California,Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, United States

WTC2005-64393: A Simulation Method for SpreadingDynamics of Molecularly Thin Lubricant Films on Magnet-ic Disks Using Beads-Spring Model

Yoichi Tagaya, Nagoya University, Nagoya-shi, Aichi-ken,Japan, Yasunaga Mitsuya, Susumu Ogata, Hedong Zhang,Kenji Fukuzawa, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan

TK 8 Surface Engineering and Coatings Track

9:20am - 12:00pmRoom: Jefferson West, Concourse Level

8-2 Surface Texturing

Session Organizer: Izhak Etsion, Technion-Israel Instituteof Technology, Haifa, Israel

Session Co-Organizer: Staffan Jacobson, Uppsala University,Uppsala, Sweden

Session Chair: Richard Salant, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, United States

Session Co-Chair: Yuri Kligerman, Technion - Israel Insti-tute of Technology, Haifa, Israel

WTC2005-63606: Innovative Laser Sources in the Micro-and Nanostructuring of Coated Tribological Surfaces(Keynote)

Gabriel Dumitru, University of Applied Sciences Aargau,Windisch, Switzerland

WTC2005-63723: Adhesion/Stiction and Friction Studies ofNano/Micro-textured Surfaces Produced by Crystallizationof Amorphous Silicon

Hengyu Wang, Li Cai, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville,AR, United States, Dehua Yang, Thomas Wyrobek, Hysitron,Inc., Minneapolis, MN, United States, Min Zou, University ofArkansas, Fayetteville, AR, United States

WTC2005-63197: Effects of Laser Surface Texturing on theMicrostructure and Frictional Characteristics of ZirconiaSurfaces Under Liquid and Solid Lubrication

Peter J. Blau, Jun Qu, Laura Riester, Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, United States

WTC2005-64309: Tribological Behavior of Oil-LubricatedLaser Textured Surfaces in Conformal Flat and Point Con-tacts

Andriy Kovalchenko, Oyelayo O. Ajayi, Ali Erdemir, G. R. Fenske, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL,United States, Izhak Etsion, Technion - Israel Institute ofTechnology, Haifa, Israel

WTC2005-64013: Scuffing Resistance of Laser TexturedSurfaces

M. Kursat Kazmanli, Istanbul Technical University, Istanbul,Turkey, Osman Eryilmaz, Ali Erdemir, Oyelayo O. Ajayi,Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, United States,Izhak Etsion, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa,Israel, Mustafa Urgen, Istanbul Technical University, Istan-bul, Turkey

WTC2005-63303: PVD-Based Microstructuring SurfaceTechniques for Tribological Applications

Alberto Alberdi, Fundacion Tekniker, Eibar, Spain, J. MarcosMarin, Iraitz Etxeberria, Goretti Alberdi, Tekniker, Eibar,Spain

WTC2005-63469: Increasing Seizure Resistance of FrictionPairs Using Combined Micro Relief

Dr. Boris Shamshidov, Dr. Alex Ignatovsky, Kostia Mandel,FriCSo Inc., Farmington Hills, MI, United States, Amir Gilad,FriCSo Inc., West Bloomfield, MI, United States

TK 12 Micro- and Nanotribology Track

9:20am - 12:00pmRoom: Cabinet, Concourse Level

12-1 Nanotribology I

Session Organizer: Kathy Wahl, U.S. Naval Research Lab-oratory, Washington, DC, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Nicholas Spencer, Swiss Federal Insti-tute of Technology (ETHZ), Zürich,Switzerland

Session Chair: Nicholas Spencer, Swiss Federal Insti-tute of Technology (ETHZ), Zürich,Switzerland

WTC2005-64383: Direct Mechanical Measurement ofOrganised Water and the Influence of Adjacent SurfaceChemistry Using Atomic Force Microscopy (Keynote)

Suzi Jarvis, Trinity College, Dublin 2, Ireland, Michael Hig-gins, M. Polcik, T. Fukuma, University of Dublin, Dublin, Ire-land, J. E. Sader, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Aus-tralia

WTC2005-63171: Frictional Force Microscopic Detection ofAnisotropy and Asymmetry at Various Atom-flat Surfaces

Hitoshi Shindo, Sei-ichi Kondo, Kozo Shitagami, TakashiSugai, Yoshimichi Namai, Musun Kwak, Chuo University,Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

WTC2005-63933: AFM Tip Manipulation of Single AtomicLayer Growth and Dissolution of Inorganic Single Crystals

S. C. Langford, Ann McEvoy, J. Thomas Dickinson, Wash-ington State University, Pullman, WA, United States

WTC2005-63987: Conductive Atomic Force Microscopic (c-AFM) Studies of Au/MoS2 Nanocomposite Films

Hyun Kim, Jeffrey Lince, The Aerospace Corp., Los Ange-les, CA, United States

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MONDAY

WTC2005-64094: Friction of Microscale Contacts on Dia-mond Like Carbon Nanocomposite Coatings

Richard Chromik, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington,DC, United States, Kathy Wahl, U.S. Naval Research Labo-ratory, Washington, DC, United States

WTC2005-63225: Tribological Properties of AssociatedStructures at Solid-Liquid Interfaces

Marina Ruths, Sarah Lundgren, Karin Persson, Anna Hiller-ström, Katrin Boschkova, YKI, Institute for Surface Chem-istry, Stockholm, Sweden

WTC2005-63625: Frictional Properties of Alkyl-SubstitutedPhthalocyanines Physisorbed on Graphite

Koji Miyake, Advanced Manufacturing Research Institute(AMRI), AIST, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan, Yukari Hori, TaichiIkeda, Masumi Asakawa, Toshimi Shimizu, Nanoarchitec-tonics Research Center (NARC), AIST, Tsukuba, Ibaraki,Japan, Shinya Sasaki, Advanced Manufacturing ResearchInstitute (AMRI), AIST, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan

TK 14 Aerospace Applications Track

9:20am - 12:00pmRoom: Hemisphere, Concourse Level

14-1 Tribological Coatings for Aerospace Applications

Session Organizer: Jeffrey Sanders, Air Force Research Lab-oratory, WPAFB, OH, United States

WTC2005-63450: Development of Highly HydrogenatedDLC Coatings for Solid Lubricant Applications in Space

Annick Vanhulsel, Ria Jacobs, Karel Van Acker, VITO (Flem-ish Institute for Technological Research), MOL, Belgium,Emyr Roberts, ESTL (European Space Tribology Lab), AEATechnology, Cheshire, United Kingdom, Lionel Gaillard,ESTEC, TOS-MMM, European Space Agency, Noordwijk,Netherlands

WTC2005-64360: Tribological Evaluation and Characteriza-tion of Commercially Produced Wear Resistant Coatings.

Andras Korenyi-Both, Jeffrey Sanders, Andrey Voevodin,Jeffrey Zabinski, Air Force Research Lab, USAF, Wright Pat-terson Air Force Base, OH, United States

WTC2005-63763: Superlow Friction of WS2 Coatings inUltrahigh Vacuum at Low Temperature

Masanori Iwaki, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency(JAXA), Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan, Thierry Le Mogne, EcoleCentrale de Lyon / LTDS, Ecully, France, Julien Fontaine,Ecole Centrale de Lyon - LTDS - UMR 5513 CNRS/ECL/ ENISE, Ecully cedex, France, Jean-Michel Martin, EcoleCentrale de Lyon / LTDS, Ecully, France, Shuichi Watanabe,Junichi Noshiro, Nippon Institute of Technology, Miyashiro-cho, Japan

WTC2005-64029: Changes in Tribological Properties ofMoS2 film exposed to LEO on SM/SEED

Koji Matsumoto, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency(JAXA), Chofu, Tokyo, Japan, Masao Akiyama, IHI Aero-space, Tomioka, Japan, Masahito Tagawa, Kobe University,Kobe, Japan, Kichiro Imagawa, JAXA, Tsukuba, Japan

WTC2005-63236: Magnéli-Type Phases for Dry High-SpeedSliding Applications Up to 800°C

Woydt Mathias, BAM-VIII:11, Berlin, Germany, NorbertKoehler, Norbert Kelling, BAM, Berlin, Germany

WTC2005-63555: Effects of the Fraction of PTFE and FilmThickness on Wear and Friction in an ePTFE and EpoxyComposite Solid Lubricant Coating

Nicole McCook, David Burris, University of Florida,Gainesville, FL, United States, James Hanrahan, GoreAssociates Inc., Elkton, MD, United States, W. GregorySawyer, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, United States

WTC2005-63489: Laser Surface Processing of “Chameleon”Coatings for Aerospace Tribology

Andrey Voevodin, Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, United States, Jeffrey Zabinski, MLBT,Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright Patterson Air ForceBase, OH, United States


1:30pm - 3:30pmRoom: Jefferson East, Concourse Level

2-7 K. L. Johnson Symposium II

Session Organizer: Izhak Etsion, Technion - Israel Institute ofTechnology, Haifa, Israel

Session Chair: George G. Adams, Northeastern Univer-sity, Boston, MA, United States

Session Co-Chair: James Richard Barber, University ofMichigan, Ann Arbor, MI, United States

WTC2005-63888: A Generalized Analytical Model for theElastic Deformation of an Adhesive Contact between aSphere and a Flat Surface

Udo Schwarz, Yale University, New Haven, CT, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63382: Adhesion in the Contact of a SphericalIndenter With a Layered Medium

Asri Onur Sergici, George G. Adams, Sinan Muftu, North-eastern University, Boston, MA, United States

WTC2005-64095: When Does Continuum Theory DescribeMechanical Contacts?

Binquan Luan, Mark Robbins, Johns Hopkins University,Baltimore, MD, United States

WTC2005-63912: Contact Problems and NanoindentationTests for Indenters of Non-Ideal Shapes and Effects of Mol-ecular Adhesion

Feodor M. Borodich, Cardiff University, Cardiff, Wales, Unit-ed Kingdom, Boris A. Galanov, Institute for Problems inMaterials Science (NASU), Kiev, Ukraine, Leon Keer, North-western University, Evanston, IL, United States

WTC2005-63244: An Atomic Force Microscopy IndentationStudy of Biomaterial Properties

Edward Berger, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA,United States, Sakyasingh Tripathy, Kumar Vemaganti, Uni-versity of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, United States, YashKolambkar, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA,United States, Hong You, Kathleen Courtney, University ofCincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, United States

WTC2005-64035: A Finite Element Study of Elastic-PlasticContact Between Multiple Hemispherical Asperities

Minnal Mayuram, S. Shankar, Indian Institute of TechnologyMadras, Chennai, India

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1:30pm - 3:30pmRoom: Thoroughbred, Concourse Level

3-5 Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication II

Session Organizer: Romeo P Glovnea, Imperial College Lon-don, London, United Kingdom

Session Chair: Jian Wen Choo, Imperial College, Lon-don, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63116: Variable Timestepping in EHD Problems Vasilios Bakolas, INA-Schaeffler KG, Herzogenaurach, Ger-many, Wolfgang Borchers, Institute of Applied Mathematics,Erlangen, Germany

WTC2005-63390: Thermal and Non-Newtonian NumericalAnalyses for Starved EHL Line Contacts

Peiran Yang, Qingdao Polytechnic University, Qingdao,Shandong, P.R. China, Jing Wang, Motohiro Kaneta,Kyushu Institute of Technology, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, Japan

WTC2005-63438: Roughness Amplitude Reduction underNon-Newtonian EHL Conditions

A. D. Chapkov, LaMCoS, INSA Lyon, UMR CNRS 5514,Villeurbanne Cedex, France, C. H. Venner, University ofTwente, Enschede, Netherlands, A. A. Lubrecht, INSA Lyon,UMR CNRS 5514, Villeurbanne Cedex, Lyon, France

WTC2005-63840: CFD Modelling of ElastohydrodynamicLubrication

Markus Hartinger, David Gosman, Stathis Ioannides, HughA. Spikes, Imperial College London, London, United King-dom

WTC2005-63556: Elasto-Hydrodynamic Lubrication Model-ing of Spherical Metal-on-Metal Artificial Hip Joints

Fengcai Wang, Zhongmin M. Jin, Itoro Udofia, University ofLeeds, Leeds, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63584: Thermal EHL Analyses of Point Contactswith Surface Roughness

Jing Wang, Kyushu Institute of Technology, Kitakyushu,Fukuoka, Japan, Peiran Yang, Qingdao Polytechnic Univer-sity, Qingdao, Shandong, P.R. China, Motohiro Kaneta,Kyushu Institute of Technology, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, Japan


1:30pm - 3:30pmRoom: Georgetown East, Concourse Level

5-4 Rolling Element Bearings - II


Session Co-Organizer: Michael Hoeprich, The Timken Com-pany, Canton, OH, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Dan Snyder, SKF USA Inc., Kulpsville,PA, United States

WTC2005-63400: Research of New Factors AffectingRolling Contact Fatigue Life

Shinji Fujita, NSK Ltd., Kanagawa-Ken, Japan, NobuakiMitamura, Yasuo Murakami, NSK Ltd., Fujisawa-shi, Kana-gawa-ken, Japan

WTC2005-63331: A Mixed Mode Fatigue Crack GrowthModel Applied to Rolling Contact Fatigue

Ribeaucourt Rachelle, INSA, Villeurbanne, France, Marie-Christine Baietto, Intitut National des Sciences AppliquéesLaMCoS, Villeurbanne, France, Anthony Gravouil, InstitutNational des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon, Lyon, France(Metro)

WTC2005-63654: Numerical Simulation of Material Sub-Surface Defects in Rolling Contact Fatigue

Modar Taraf, Mouhammad Fathi Ghanameh, University ofMetz, Metz, Lorraine, France, Aziz Mliha Touati, Mohamma-dia Faculty of Engineers, Rabat, Morocco, Omar Oussoua-di, Errachidia Faculty of Sciences and Technics, Errachidia,Myanmar, Abderrahim Zeghloul, University of Metz, Metz,France

WTC2005-64103: Dynamic Analysis of Cage Behavior in aTapered Roller Bearing

Tomoya Sakaguchi, Kazuyoshi Harada, NTN Corporation,Kuwana, Mie, Japan

WTC2005-64338: A Simple Calculation of EHL Traction atSmall Slide/Roll Ratio Including Roller Elasticity

Scott Bair, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA,United States, Michael Kotzalas, The Timken Company,Canton, OH, United States

WTC2005-63052: Statistical Distribution of Tapered RollerBearing Fatigue Lives at High Levels of Reliability

Michael Kotzalas, The Timken Company, Canton, OH, Unit-ed States

1:30pm - 3:30pmRoom: Monroe West, Concourse Level

5-7 Conformal Contact Bearing II



WTC2005-64397: Rheological Modeling of LubricationFlows (Keynote)

John Tichy, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, Unit-ed States

WTC2005-63917: Taylor Vortices Induced Instability andTurbulence in Concentric Cylinder Separated by Micro-scale Clearance

Dingfeng Deng, Minel J. Braun, University of Akron, Akron,OH, United States

WTC2005-63163: Rupture Point Movement in Journal Bear-ings

Richard J. Bara, Raytheon, Windham, NH, United States,Coda H. T. Pan, Global Technology, Millbury, MA, UnitedStates, Joseph J. Rencis, University of Arkansas, Fayet-teville, AR, United States

WTC2005-63230: Numerical Investigations of Various Sur-face Roughness Parameters on the Performance of Pro-filed Hydrostatic Thrust Bearing

Kirat Shah, Robert E. Johnson, Harish P. Cherukuri, Univer-sity of North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, UnitedStates

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MONDAY

WTC2005-63362: Pivoted Inlet Texture Devices Kristian Tønder, Norwegian University of Science and Tech-nology, Trondheim, Norway


1:30pm - 3:30pmRoom: Military, Concourse Level

7-2 Frontiers of Magnetic Hard Disk Drive Technologyand Tribology - 2005 Symposium-B


Session Co-Organizer: David B. Bogy, University of CaliforniaBerkeley, Berkeley, CA, United States

Session Chair: Yiao-Tee Hsia, Seagate Technology,Pittsburgh, PA, United States

WTC2005-63383: Detection of Modulation and Contact atHDI with Electrical Current

Zhu Feng, Xiaofeng Zhang, Ellis Cha, Yen Fu, SAE Magnet-ics (HK), Ltd., Milpitas, CA, United States

WTC2005-63215: Finite Element Analysis on Critical Con-ditions for Heat-induced Demagnetization in Head/DiskSliding Continuous Contact

Jinyi Liu, Dongfeng Diao, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an,Shannxi, P.R. China

WTC2005-63913: Modeling of Acoustic Wave PropagationHAMR Media

Wei Peng, Yiao-Tee Hsia, Julius Hohlfeld, Seagate Technol-ogy, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

WTC2005-64390: Flying Characteristics of Head Sliders onPatterned Disk Surfaces

Takefumi Hayashi, Hideyo Yoshida, Kansai University, Takat-suki-shi, Osaka, Japan, Yasunaga Mitsuya, Nagoya Univer-sity, Nagoya, Japan

WTC2005-64389: Numerical Simulation and ExperimentalStudy for Effect of Ramp Profile, Friction and Flex-CableForce on the L/UL Process of Small Form Factor HDD

Kyoung-Su Park, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea (Republic),Jung-Il Chun, Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology,Yongin-Si, Gyeonggi-Do, Korea (DPR), Moon-Gyo Jung,Yonghyun Lee, No-Cheol Park, Department of MechanicalEngineering, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea (DPR), Hyun-Seok Yang, Department of Technical Engineering, YonseiUniversity, Seoul, Korea (DPR), Young-Pil Park, Departmentog Mechanical Engineering, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea(DPR)

WTC2005-63633: Modeling Airflow and Particle TrajectoriesNear the Head/Disk Interface Region of a Small Form Fac-tor Hard Disk Drive Enclosure

Quock Ng, Seagate Technology, Singapore, Singapore, M.Damodaran, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore,P.R. China, Goh Hong Joo, Nanyang Technical Uniersity,Singapore


1:30pm - 3:30pmRoom: Jefferson West, Concourse Level

8-9 Surface Texturing II

Session Organizer: Izhak Etsion, Technion - Israel Instituteof Technology, Haifa, Israel


Session Chair: Jorn Larsen-Basse, National ScienceFoundation, Arlington, VA, UnitedStates

Session Co-Chair: Koji Kato, Tohoku University, Sendai,Japan

WTC2005-63222: Effect of Surface Textures in HighlyLoaded Grease Lubricated Reciprocating Sliding Contacts

Staffan Jacobson, Ellen Kalvesten, Ulrika Pettersson, Upp-sala University, Uppsala, Sweden

WTC2005-63355: Boundary Lubricated Friction Experi-ments with Coarse Surface Texture

Jorn Larsen-Basse, National Science Foundation, Arlington,VA, United States, Lewis Ives, Stephen Hsu, NIST,Gaithersburg, MD, United States

WTC2005-63819: Lubricated Sliding Wear of Textured Sur-faces

Henara Costa, Ian M. Hutchings, University of Cambridge,Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63884: Design of Abrasion Resistant Surfacesby Textures on Macroscopic Size

Ewald Badisch, Peter Geiderer, Reinhard Polak, FriedrichFranek, AC2T Research GmbH, Wiener Neustadt, Austria

WTC2005-63688: Influence of Die Surface Textured on Tri-bological Performace for Tube Hydroforming

Gracious Ngaile, Department of Mechanical and AerospaceEngineering, Raliegh, NC, United States, Angel Alvarado,North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, United States

WTC2005-63310: Improved Fatigue Life Cycle Using Sur-face Finish and Surface Coating in a Cam-Roller System:Multi-Scale System Analysis and Verification

D. Y. Hua, Caterpillar Inc., Peoria, IL, United States, KambizFarhang, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Car-bondale, IL, United States, Larry Seitzman, Caterpillar Inc.,Peoria, IL, United States


1:30pm - 3:30pmRoom: Hemisphere, Concourse Level

14-3 Aerospace I-Tribological Experiments and Model-ing for Aeropsace Applications

Session Organizer: Andras Korenyi-Both, Air Force ResearchLab, USAF, Wright Patterson Air ForceBase, OH, United States

WTC2005-64286: Space Shuttle Body Flap Actuator Bear-ing Testing for NASA Return to Flight

Timothy R. Jett, Robert L. Thom, NASA Marshall SpaceFlight Center, Marshall Space Flight Center, AL, UnitedStates, Roamer Predmore, Swales/Goddard Space FlightCenter, Greenbelt, MD, United States, Lewis E. Moore,Howard G. Gibson, Philip B. Hall, NASA\Marshall SpaceFlight Center, Marshall Space Flight Center, AL, UnitedStates

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WTC2005-63281: Transfer Film Lubrication For CeramicPairs At a Temperature of 800°C and a Pressure of 1300 Pa

Mineo Suzuki, Yoshio Aoki, Japan Aerospace ExplorationAgency, Chofu, Tokyo, Japan

WTC2005-63451: A Comprehensive Elastic-Plastic Modelto Predict Wear and to Define the Optimum Geometry ofFretting Surfaces

Ludovic Gallego, Daniel Nélias, LaMCoS, UMR CNRS 5514- INSA Lyon, Villeurbanne, France, Christophe Jacq, SNEC-MA Moteurs, Moissy Cramayel, France

WTC2005-63550: Frictional and Electrical Properties ofMulti-Walled Carbon Nanotubes

Pamela Dickrell, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, Unit-ed States, N. R. Raravikar, Sunil Pal, Linda Schadler, P. M.Ajayan, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, UnitedStates, W. Gregory Sawyer, University of Florida,Gainesville, FL, United States

WTC2005-63367: Observations of Tool Life and Wear Mech-anisms in High Speed Machining of Ti-6Al-4V with PCDTools Using High Pressure Coolant Supply

Emmanuel Ezugwu, John Bonney, London South Bank Uni-versity, London, United Kingdom, Wisley Sales, PontificalCatholic University of Minas Gerais, Belo Horozonte, MG,Brazil, Rosemar Da Silva, London South Bank University,London, United Kingdom

TK 15 General Track

1:30pm - 3:30pmRoom: Cabinet, Concourse Level

15-1 General Tribology I

Session Organizer: Shao Wang, Nanyang Technological Uni-versity, Singapore, Singapore

Session Chair: Shao Wang, Nanyang Technological Uni-versity, Singapore, Singapore

Session Co-Chair: Brian Vick, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA,United States

WTC2005-63726: Effects of Contact Load on Fretting Wearof Al-Si Alloy Impregnated Graphite Composite

Hozumi Goto, Yoshifumi Amamoto, Fukuoka Institute ofTechnology, Fukuoka, Japan

WTC2005-63518: On the Definition and Laws of Friction Farid Al-Bender, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Heverlee,Belgium

WTC2005-63703: Granular Flow Lubrication: A Lattice-based Cellular Automata Modeling Approach

Venkata Jasti, C. Fred Higgs III, Carnegie Mellon University,Pittsburgh, PA, United States

WTC2005-63673: Thermal Analysis of Sliding Contact inSystems with Rotary Motion

Brian Vick, Michael Furey, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA,United States

WTC2005-63500: Measuring Pressure in Apple Contacts Roger Lewis, Alaster Yoxall, Laura Canty, Matthew Marshall,The University of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom

WTC2005-64300: Tire / Pavement Strain Tensor Measure-ment with an Infrastructure-based Approach

Alex L. Coiret, Marie-Line V. Gallenne, Pierre-Yves M. Texi-er, Laboratoire Central des Ponts et Chaussees, Bougue-nais, France



2-8 K. L. Johnson Symposium III

Session Organizer: Itzhak Green, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA,United States

Session Chair: Tom Farris, Purdue University, WestLafayette, IN, United States

Session Co-Chair: George G. Adams, Northeastern Univer-sity, Boston, MA, United States

WTC2005-63985: Partial Contact of a Smooth Elastic WavyStrip Pressed Between Two Flat Surfaces

Joseph M. Block, Leon Keer, Ravindra Duddu, Northwest-ern University, Evanston, IL, United States

WTC2005-63995: Asymptotic Methods Applied to the Cor-relation of Fretting Fatigue Lives

David Hills, Christopher Churchman, Daniele Dini, Universi-ty of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63545: Contact Force Modeling of Two Blade/ Disk Contacts

Matthew Gean, T. N. Farris, Purdue University, WestLafayette, IN, United States

WTC2005-64177: Adhesive Contact of Bodies Having anElliptical Contact Area (Keynote)

Kenneth Johnson, J. A. Greenwood, Cambridge University,Cambridge, United Kingdom



3-1 Boundary Lubrication

Session Organizer: Hugh A. Spikes, Imperial College London,London, United Kingdom

Session Chair: Ksenija Topolovec Miklozic, Imperial Col-lege London, London, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63687: Lubricity Synergism in Boundary Lubri-cation

Ion M. Sivebaek, Novo Nordisk A/S, Hillerod, Denmark,Nadja L. Hansen, Kenneth H. Johansen, Technical Universi-ty of Denmark, Lyngby, Denmark

WTC2005-63968: On the Friction and Wear Performance ofBoric Acid Lubricant Combinations in Extended DurationOperations

Pushkarraj Deshmukh, Michael Lovell, University of Pitts-burgh, Pittsburgh, PA, United States, W. Gregory Sawyer,University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, United States

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MONDAY

WTC2005-64073: Adsorption Modeling of Fatty and OleicEstolide Esters via Boundary Lubrication Coefficient ofFriction Measurements

Todd L. Kurth, Steven C. Cermak, Jeffrey A. Byars, USDA,ARS, NCAUR, Peoria, IL, United States, Girma Biresaw,USDA, Peoria, IL, United States

WTC2005-64078: Development of Low PhosphorousEngine Oils

Krupal Patel, Platinum Research Organization, Dallas, TX,United States, Pranesh Aswath, Ronald Elsenbaumer, Uni-versity of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX, United States

WTC2005-63234: Influence of Surface Modification onAqueous Lubrication of Elastomers

Seunghwan Lee, Nicholas Spencer, Swiss Federal Instituteof Technology (ETHZ), Zürich, Switzerland


4:00pm - 5:40pmRoom: Georgetown East, Concourse Level

5-8 Conformal Contact Bearing III



Session Chair: Masato Tanaka, National Institution forAcademic Degrees and UniversityEvaluation, Tokyo, Japan

WTC2005-63072: Water Lubricated Hybrid Propeller ShaftBearings with Polymer Bearing Bush

Wojciech Litwin, Gdansk University of Technology, Gdansk,Poland

WTC2005-63243: Sensibility Analysis of Design Parame-ters for Journal Bearings Optimization of Mass BalancingSystems

Ludovico Morais, Luís Andrade-Ferreira, Faculty of Engi-neering University of Porto, Porto, Portugal

WTC2005-63471: Maintenance-Free, Low Stick-SlipELGOGLIDE Plain Bearings for Industrial Applications

Sergej Schwarz, Heinrich Nollek, Falk Breutinger, MaxSchlar, INA-Schaeffler KG, Herzogenaurach, Germany

WTC2005-63286: Characteristics of Powder LubricatedFinite-Width Journal Bearings: A Hydrodynamic Analysis

Hung-Jung Tsai, WuFeng Institute of Technology, Chia-Yi,Taiwan, Yeau-Ren Jeng, Department of Mechanical Engi-neering, National Chung Cheng University, Min-Hsiung,Chia-Yi, Taiwan

WTC2005-63572: Theoretical and Experimental Investiga-tion of Frictional and Thermal Behavior in Oscillatory Slid-ing Line Contact

Mongi Mansouri, Michael Khonsari, Louisiana State Univer-sity, Baton Rouge, LA, United States, D. Y. Hua, CaterpillarInc., Peoria, IL, United States


5-9 Conformal Contact Bearing IV



Session Chair: Kristian Tønder, Norwegian Universityof Science and Technology, Trond-heim, Norway

WTC2005-63546: Passive Magnetic Bearings. Low Instabil-ity and Possible Stability

Roberto Bassani, Enrico Ciulli, DIMNP - University of Pisa,Pisa, Italy

WTC2005-63608: Performance Evaluation of Magnetohy-drodynamic Bearing

Harish Hirani, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, India,Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

WTC2005-63689: Characterization of Oil Film ControlForces under Active Lubrication Regime

Ilmar Santos, Bo Frits Christensen, Technical University ofDenmark, Lyngby, Denmark

WTC2005-63799: Non-Linear Description of Floating RingBearings Rotordynamics

Sergio Diaz, Universidad Simón Bolívar, Caracas, Miranda,Venezuela, Ricardo Castro, Inelectra, Caracas, Miranda,Venezuela

WTC2005-64196: The Behavior of Tribological Characteris-tics of Diesel Crank-Shaft Bearing

Thuong Hien Le, School of Mechanical Engineering, Grad-uate School, Kyungpook National University, R.Korea,Daegu, Korea (Republic), Phan Thach Ho, NationalResearch Institute of Mechanical Engineering, Hanoi, Viet-nam, Hanoi, Hanoi, Vietnam, Tuan Nguyen Anh, Hanoi Uni-versity of Technology, Vietnam, Hanoi, Vietnam, Seock SamKim, Kyungpook National University, Daegu, Daegu, Korea(Republic), Hung Pham Van, Hanoi University of Technolo-gy, Vietnam, Hanoi, Vietnam, Nguyen Tuan Phuong, Univer-sity of Stuttgart, Germany, Stuttgart, Germany



7-3 Frontiers of Magnetic Hard Disk Drive Technologyand Tribology - 2005 Symposium-C



Session Chair: Kyosuke Ono, Tokyo Institute of Tech-nology, Tokyo, Japan

Session Co-Chair: Yasunaga Mitsuya, Nagoya University,Nagoya, Japan

WTC2005-63425: Decomposition of PerfluoropolyetherFluid through Reactions with Ambient Air due to Tribo-plasma

Keiji Nakayama, AIST, Tsukuba, Japan

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WTC2005-64028: Bifurcation Approach to the Analysis ofMultiple Flying Height States in Load/Unload Hard DiskDrive Systems

Pyung Hwang, Polina V. Khan, Yeungnam University,Gyongsan, Gyongbuk, Korea (Republic)

WTC2005-64392: Decoupling Adjustment of Crown andCamber for Flying Height Control

Mingsheng Zhang, Data Storage Institute, SG117608, Sin-gapore, Bo Liu, Jin Liu, Leonard Gonzaga, Data StorageInstitute, Singapore

WTC2005-64391: Influence of the Pitch Static Torque of theSuspension on the Multiple Flying States of the Air Bear-ing Slider

Wei Hua, Data Storage Institute, SG117608, Singapore, BoLiu, Data Storage Institute, Singapore, Singapore

WTC2005-64394: Nano-Thermal Actutaor for Flying HeightControl

Mike Suk, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, San Jose,CA, United States



8-10 Surface Texturing III

Session Organizer: Izhak Etsion, Technion-Israel Instituteof Technology, Haifa, Israel


Session Chair: Gabriel Dumitru, University of AppliedSciences Aargau, Windisch, Switzer-land

WTC2005-63088: Numerical Analysis of a Journal Bearingwith a Heterogeneous Slip/No-Slip Surface

Alicia E. Fortier, Richard Salant, Georgia Institute of Tech-nology, Atlanta, GA, United States

WTC2005-63149: The Validity of the Reynolds Equation inModeling Hydrostatic Effects in Gas Lubricated TexturedParallel Surfaces

Yuri Feldman, Yuri Kligerman, Izhak Etsion, Shimon Haber,Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel

WTC2005-63571: Perturbation Analysis of Texture Effectson Lubricated Devices

Gustavo C. Buscaglia, Comision Nacional de Energia Atom-ica, Bariloche, Rio Negro, Argentina, Mohammed Jai, INSAde Lyon, Villeurbanne, France, Sorin Ciuperca, UniversityClaude Bernard - Lyon I, Villeurbanna, France

WTC2005-64074: Quantifying the Effect of Lubricant Elas-ticity on Micro Textured Surfaces

Sara J. Hupp, Douglas P. Hart, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, Cambridge, MA, United States

WTC2005-64291: Surface Textures for Enhanced Lubrica-tion: Fabrication and Characterization Techniques

Sriram Venkatesan, John Crane Inc., Morton Grove, IL,United States, Lyndon Stephens, University of Kentucky,Lexington, KY, United States



12-2 Nanotribology II

Session Organizer: Kathy Wahl, U.S. Naval Research Lab-oratory, Washington, DC, UnitedStates


Session Chair: Suzi Jarvis, Trinity College, Dublin 2,Ireland

WTC2005-64288: Effects of Tip Compliance in FrictionForce Microscopy

Bill Conley, Arvind Raman, Charles Krousgrill, Purdue Uni-versity, West Lafayette, IN, United States

WTC2005-63388: A Data Correction Method for the Dynam-ic Measurements by the Atomic Force Microscope

Hiroshige Matsuoka, Yuki Hoshina, Shigehisa Fukui, TottoriUniversity, Tottori-city, Tottori, Japan

WTC2005-63988: A Comparison of Lateral CalibrationTechniques for Quantitative Friction Force Microscopy

Kanaga Karuppiah, Kanaga Subramanian, Sriram Sun-dararajan, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, United States

WTC2005-63702: Nanoscale Surface Force Apparatus Seung Ho Yang, Stephen Hsu, National Institute of Stan-dards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, United States

WTC2005-64269: A Technique For the Detection of LiquidSlip at A Load-Bearing, High Shear Contact

Jian Huei Choo, Hugh A. Spikes, Monica Ratoi, Romeo P.Glovnea, Andrew Forrest, Imperial College London, Lon-don, United Kingdom



14-2 Aerospace II-Liquid Lubricants and Greases forAerospace

Session Organizer: Lois Gschwender, US Air Force,Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, UnitedStates

Session Co-Organizer: Chris Muratore, Air Force ResearchLaboratory, WPAFB, OH, UnitedStates

WTC2005-64274: Formation Mechanisms of Tribo-coatingfor Low Friction in UHV

Koshi Adachi, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan, HisakazuSato, Toyo Engineering Corporation, Chiba, Japan, KojiKato, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan

WTC2005-63982: Effect of Test Environment on Lifetime ofa Vacuum Lubricant

Stephen Pepper, NASA-Glenn Research Center, Cleveland,OH, United States

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WTC2005-63349: The Role of Adhesion and Sub-NewtonPull-of Forces on the Test Mass Release for the LISAExperiment

Matteo Benedetti, Daniele Bortoluzzi, Vigilio Fontanari,Paolo Bosetti, Mauro Da Lio, University of Trento, Trento,Italy

WTC2005-63543: Gas Foil Journal Bearing Power Loss atHigh Ambient Pressure

Robert Bruckner, Christopher DellaCorte, NASA GlennResearch Center, Cleveland, OH, United States

WTC2005-63524: Tribological Investigation of a Low Fric-tion, Low Wear Polymer/Polymer Composite

David Burris, W. Gregory Sawyer, University of Florida,Gainesville, FL, United States


5:45pm - 6:45pmRoom: Exhibit Hall, Concourse Level

3-11 Lubrication Poster Session

WTC2005-63049: Synthetic Lubricants Based on SebacicComplex Esters (Poster #026)

Liviu Eduard Mirci, Sorina Boran, University PolitehnicaTimisoara, Romania, Timisoara, Timis, Romania, PaulaLuca, Victor Boiangiu, ICERP S.A. Ploiesti, Ploiesti, Praho-va, Romania

WTC2005-63064: An Experimental Study on 2-Stroke FreePiston Compressed Natural Gas Fueled Engine Lubrica-tion System (Poster #027)

Edzrol Niza Mohamad, Masjuki H. Hassan, Ibrahim Henk,M. G. Saifullah, N. Taufiq, Huzaifah Ismail, University ofMalaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

WTC2005-63076: Three-Dimensional Thermal Field in Slid-er Bearings (Poster #028)

Miles Zengeya, Mohamed Gadala, University of BritishColumbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada, Guus Segal, Delft Uni-versity of Technology, Delft, Netherlands

WTC2005-63078: Effective Tribology Testing of LubricatingOils (Poster #029)

Norm V. Gitis, Center for Tribology, Inc., Campbell, CA, Unit-ed States

WTC2005-63123: The New Lubrication Technology andChina’s Sustained Development (Poster #030)

Xingguo Fu, Petrochina Refining & Chemical R&D Center,Beijing, P.R. China, Xiaohong Xu, Petrochian Lanzhou LubeR&D Institute, Lanzhou, P.R. China, Xuguang Zhou,Petrochian Lanzhou Lube R&D Institute, Lanzhou, GansuProvince, P.R. China

WTC2005-63193: Flash Temperature Parameter NumberPrediction Model by Design of Tribological Experiments forBasestock Mineral Oil Containing Palm Olein and AminePhosphate Additives (Poster #031)

Saifullah Md. Ghazaly, Masjuki H. Hassan, Mohd FaizulMohd Sabri, Husnawan Mutiara, Md. Ghazaly Shaaban,University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

WTC2005-63332: Surfactant Influence on the TribologicalProperties of Bentonite-Based Greases (Poster #032)

Pogosian Albert, Martirosyan Tigran, State Engineering Uni-versity of Armenia, Yerevan, Armenia

WTC2005-63445: Scuffing Initiation, Scuffing Propagationand Pitting of a Four-Ball Tribosystem Lubricated with Min-eral and Synthetic Oils (Poster #033)

Waldemar Tuszynski, Witold Piekoszewski, Marian Szcz-erek, Institute for Terotechnology, Tribology Department,Radom, Poland

WTC2005-63893: Vegetable Oils as Base Oil for IndustrialLubricants: Evaluation Oxidative and Low TemperatureProperties Using TGA, DTA and DSC (Poster #034)

N. H. Jayadas, Cochin University of Science and Technolo-gy, Cochin, Kerala, India, K. Prabhakaran Nair, NationalInstitute of Technology, Calicut, Kerala, India, G. Ajithkumar,Cochin University of Science and Technology, Cochin, Ker-ala, India

WTC2005-64046: The Influence of Surface Roughness onElastohydrodynamic Journal Bearing with Non-NewtonianLubricants (Poster #035)

Mongkol Mongkolwongrojn, Aiumpornsin Chatchai, SomnukYawong, Mechanical Engineering Department, KingMongkut’s Institute of Technology, Ladkrabang, Bangkok,Thailand

WTC2005-64133: Study on the Effect of HydrogenatedLubricant Base Oil Composition to Its Oxidation Stability(Poster #036)

Hu Xiaoli, Wang Huidong, PetroChina Lubricant CompanyLimited, Lanzhou Lubricating Oil R&D Institute, Lanzhou,P.R. China

WTC2005-64143: An Easy Way to Find a Suitable Amountof Top-Up Oil (Poster #037)

Akira Sasaki, Kleentek Corporation, Tokyo, Japan, HideakiTobisu, Kleentek Corporation, Shinagawa, Japan, ShinjiUchiyama, Mariko Kawasaki, Kleentek Corporation, Shin-gawa, Japan

WTC2005-64298: Random Surface Roughness Effects inMicro Asperity Lubrication (Poster #038)

Prerit Vyas, Lyndon Stephens, University of Kentucky, Lex-ington, KY, United States

WTC2005-63030: Novel Superabsorbent Polymer-BasedLubricant Technology (Poster #039)

Richard Levy, Michael A. Nichols, William R. Opp, LCMCDTechnology Development Center, Fort Myers, FL, UnitedStates

WTC2005-64062: An Inverse Analysis for Estimation Lubri-cant Properties in Hydrodynamically Lubricated Conjunc-tions (Poster #040)

Abdallah Elsharkawy, Kuwait University, Kuwait City, Safat,Kuwait

WTC2005-63542: Contact Mechanics in Spherical RollerBearings and Elastohydrodynamics Film Forming (Poster#041)

Meral Bayraktar, Yildiz Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey

WTC2005-64079: Development and Evaluation of a HighPerformance Universal Grease (Poster #042)

Pranesh Aswath, Sunit Munot, University of Texas at Arling-ton, Arlington, TX, United States, Krupal Patel, PlatinumResearch Organization, Dallas, TX, United States, RonaldElsenbaumer, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX,United States

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WTC2005-63174: Static and Kinetic Friction of SmoothGlass Surfaces Rubbed with Silicone Oils (Poster #043)

Lev Rapoport, Holon Institute of Technology, Holon, Israel,V. Shmukler, A. Moshkovich, A. Verdyan, Academia, Holon,Israel

WTC2005-63118: Influence of Lubricant and OperatingParameters on EHD Lubrication in Hypoid Gears (Poster#044)

Vilmos V. Simon, Budapest University of Technology andEconomics, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Inst. Mach.Des., Budapest, Hungary

WTC2005-63506: A Refined Friction Model with DifferentLubrication Regimes in Metal Forming Process (Poster#045)

Tung-Sheng Yang, National Formosa University, Huwei, Tai-wan

WTC2005-63847: Frictional Behavior and Tribo-Carboniza-tion of a Synthetic Engine Oil (SJ/CF/5W-30) with DifferentTribo-Materials under Stepwise Heating Conditions(Poster #046)

Zhang Ruijun, Yanshan University, Qinhuangdao, P.R.China, Shenghua Li, Tsinghua University, Qinhuangdao,P.R. China, Yuansheng Jin, State Key Laboratory of Tribolo-gy, Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R. China

WTC2005-64072: Gear Oils Based on Polyglycols NewSolution for the Lubrication of Large Industrial Gear Drives(Poster #047)

Hermann Siebert, Ulrich Mann, Klueber LubricationMuenchen KG, Munich, Germany

WTC2005-64200: Journal Bearings Stability with Consider-ation of Fluid Inertia (Poster #048)

Juliana G. Javorova, Department of Applied Mechanics, Uni-versity of Chemical Technology and Metallurgy, Sofia, Bul-garia, Sofia, Bulgaria, Vassil A. Alexandrov, Department ofMechanics, University of Transport, Sofia, Bulgaria, Sofia,Bulgaria, Kiril G. Stanulov, Department of Fuels and Lubri-cants, University of Chemical Technology and Metallurgy,Sofia, Bulgaria, Sofia, Bulgaria, Tzveti B. Tzvetkof, Labora-tory “El Chem Engineering”, University of Chemical Tech-nology and Metallurgy, Sofia, Bulgaria, Sofia, Bulgaria

WTC2005-63515: High Oleic Plant Oils with Hydroxy FattyAcids For Emission Reduction (Poster #049)

Jack Grushcow, Linnaeus Plant Sciences Inc., Vancouver,BC, Canada

WTC2005-63259: Antiwear Properties of Vegetable Oils inthe Presence of Oxalic Acid (Poster #050)

Ikram Haq, Ahtaram Bibi, National Center of Excellence inPhysical Chemistry, Peshawar, Pakistan

WTC2005-64280: The Use of a Stress Rheometer in Lieu ofCone Penetration (Poster #051)

Bryan Johnson, Arizona Public Service, Tonopah, AZ, Unit-ed States

WTC2005-63838: Considerations About Using VegetableOils in Lubricants (Poster #052)

Remus Nutiu, Cosmina L., Puscas, West University ofTimisoara, Timisoara, Romania, Romania, Geza Bandur,Politehnica University, Timisoara, Timisoara, Romania,Romania, Dorina Modra, West University of Timisoara,Timisoara, Romania, Romania



5-2 Conformal Contact Bearings Poster Session

Session Organizer: Benyebka Bou-Saïd, INSA, Villeur-banne, France

Session Co-Organizer: Michel Fillon, Univerity of Poitiers,Futuroscope Chasseneuil Cedex,France, Q. Jane Wang, NorthwesternUniversity, Evanston, IL, United States

WTC2005-63036: A Test Rig for Air Bearings DynamicCharacterization (Poster #053)

Ernesto Bellabarba, Sergio Diaz, Universidad Simón Bolí-var, Caracas, Miranda, Venezuela, Rafael O. Ruiz, Universi-dad Simon Bolivar, Baruta, Caracas, Venezuela, VictorRastelli, Universidad Simon Bolivar, Baruta, Caracas,Venezuela

WTC2005-63039: Artificial Neural Network Prediction onWork Parameters of Porous Sliding Bearings (Poster #054)

Boleslaw Giemza, Military University of Technology, War-saw, Poland

WTC2005-63153: Optimum Design of Porous Gas Bearingswith Maximum Load Carrying Capacity and Static Stiffness(Poster #055)

Victor Ivanovich Grabovskii, CIAM, Moscow, Russia

WTC2005-63274: Frequency Dependent Dynamic Proper-ties of Tilting Pad Journal Bearings: Experimental Resultsand Uncertainty Analysis (Poster #056)

Waldemar Dmochowski, National Research Council, Insti-tute for Aerospace Research, Ottawa, ON, Canada, JacekDmochowski, Carleton University, Dept. of Systems andComputer Engineering, Ottawa, ON, Canada

WTC2005-63431: Effects of Grooving in a Circular StepThrust Bearing (Poster #057)

M. Mahbubur Razzaque, BUET, Dhaka, Bangladesh, M.Zakir Hossain, Bangladesh University of Engrg. & Tech.,Dhaka, Bangladesh

WTC2005-63596: Non-Linear Behavior of Hydrostatic Jour-nal Bearing Supporting a Rigid Rotor (Poster #058)

Ahmed Bouzidane, Ecole de Technologie Superieure, Mon-treal QC, Canada

WTC2005-63615: Stability Improvement of NoncircularJournal Bearings by Selecting Suitable Orientation Angle(Poster #059)

Hiromu Hashimoto, Masayuki Ochiai, Tokai University,Hiratuka City, Kanagawa, Japan

WTC2005-63619: Optimum Design of Spiral Grooved AirFilm Thrust Bearings (Poster #060)

Hiromu Hashimoto, Masahisa Furukawa, Tokai University,Hiratuka City, Kanagawa, Japan

WTC2005-63626: Effects of Inlet Groove in Tilting-padJournal Bearings (Poster #061)

Sung Gi Kim, Korean Advanced Institute of Science andTechnology, Taejeon, Korea (Republic), Kyung-Woong Kim,Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Daejeon, Korea (Republic)

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WTC2005-63640: The Stress of Sliding Vanes in a RotaryCompressor (Poster #062)

Yuan Mao Huang, Chien Liang Li, National Taiwan Universi-ty, Taipei, Taiwan/P.R. China

WTC2005-63663: Active Lubrication for Eliminating Insta-bility Problems in Rotating Machines (Poster #063)

Ilmar Santos, Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby,Denmark

WTC2005-63711: Environmentally Adapted Lubrication ofThrust Bearings in Hydro Power Plants (Poster #064)

Sergei Glavatskih, Lulea University of Technology, Lulea,Sweden, Axel Fuerst, Alstom Ltd., Birr, Switzerland

WTC2005-63300: From Lab to Field: New High PerformanceWater Lubricated Bearings (Poster #065)

Roy L. Orndorff, Jr., Duramax Marine LLC, Kent, OH, UnitedStates, Lewis Foster, Jr., Richard V. Sheppert, DuramaxMarine LLC, Hiram, OH, United States

WTC2005-63826: Power Loss of Tilting 5-Pad Journal Bear-ing Operating with Turbulent Oil Film (Poster #066)

Stanislaw Strzelecki, Lodz University of Technology, Lodz,Poland

WTC2005-63827: Effect of Oil Supply Pressure on the Max-imum Oil Film Temperature of 2-Lobe Journal Bearing(Poster #067)

Stanislaw Strzelecki, Henryk Kapusta, Lodz Universtiy ofTechnology, Lodz, Poland, J. Swiatek, Textile Mach. Devel-opment Centre, Lodz, Poland

WTC2005-63831: Oil Film Temperature Distribution ofCylindrical Journal Bearings with Variable Axial Profile(Poster #068)

Stanislaw Strzelecki, Lodz University of Technology, Lodz,Poland, Sobhy Muhamed Ghoneam, Menufya University,Shebin El-kom, Eritrea, T. Someya, Musashi Institute ofTechnology, Tokyo, Japan

WTC2005-63842: Analysis of Oil Film Temperature Distrib-ution of the High Speed Shaft Journal Bearings of GearBox Applied in the Coal Mine Hoisting Machine (Poster#069)

Stanislaw Strzelecki, Lodz University of Technology, Lodz,Poland, Jacek Spalek, Silesian University of Technology,Gliwice, Poland

WTC2005-63848: Shape Memory Bearing Which RecoverIts Wearing Depth (Poster #070)

George Kamel, Unitech, Cairo, Egypt

WTC2005-63857: Static Characteristics of Low SpeedCylindrical Journal Bearings of the Rope Wheel of HoistTower (Poster #071)

Stanislaw Strzelecki, Lodz University of Technology, Lodz,Poland, Waldemar Wojcicki, Mining Machines Plant PIOMA,Piotrkow Trybunalski, Poland, W. Famulski, Factory PIOMACo., Piotrkow Trybunalski, Poland

WTC2005-63966: Considerations Regarding the AnalyticalSolution of Journal Bearing Lubrication (Poster #072)

Ionescu Mihail, “Stefan cel Mare” University, Suceava,Romania, Ionescu Vladimir-Codrin, “Spiru Haret” University,Bucuresti, Romania

WTC2005-63828: Effect of Journal Misalignment on the OilFilm Pressure and Temperature Distribution of 3-Lobe Off-set Journal Bearing (Poster #073)

Stanislaw Strzelecki, Z. Towarek, Lodz University of Tech-nology, Lodz, Poland

WTC2005-63829: Calculation of High Speed MultilobeJournal Bearings (Poster #074)

Stanislaw Strzelecki, Lodz University of Technology, Lodz,Poland, J. Piechna, Warsaw University of Technology, War-saw, Poland

WTC2005-64084: The Robust Stability of a Wave Bearing(Poster #075)

Nicoleta M. Ene, The University of Toledo, Toledo, OH, Unit-ed States, Theo G. Keith, Jr., Glenn Research Center,Cleveland, OH, United States, Florin Dimofte, The Universi-ty of Toledo at NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland,OH, United States, Dr. Robert F. Handschuh, ArmyResearch Laboratory, Cleveland, OH, United States

WTC2005-64193: Investigation of Tribological Properties ofSlide Bearing (PA 6-15% PTFE1100) (Poster #076)

Tuan Nguyen Anh, Hanoi University of Technology, Vietnam,Hanoi, Viet Nam, Lien Quach Dinh, Khang Le Ba, FisheryUniversity, Nhatrang, Vietnam

WTC2005-64326: An Experimental Investigation onto theEffect of Solid Lubricants Additives on the TribologicalBehavior of Oil Impregnated HDPE (Poster #077)

Mokhtar O. A. Mokhtar, Cairo Univerdsity, Giza, Egypt,Wahid Y. Ali, El-Menia University, El-Menia, Egypt, Soheir A.R. Naga, Helwan University, Mataria, Egypt

WTC2005-64327: An Experimental Investigation of Tribo-logical Behavior of Oil Impregnated HDPE (Poster #078)

Wahid Y. Ali, El-Menia University, El-Menia, Egypt, Soheir A.R. Naga, Helwan University, Mataria, Egypt, Mokhtar O. A.Mokhtar, Cairo Univerdsity, Giza, Egypt

WTC2005-63200: Integrated Design of Highly Loaded Slid-ing Surfaces of a Huge Ball-Joint (Poster #079)

Pieter Samyn, Wim Van Paepegem, Ghent University,Ghent, Belgium, Patrick De Baets, Ghent, Belgium, JorisDegrieck, Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium, J. S. Leendertz,Eric Suister, Ministry of Transport, Public Works and WaterManagement, Zoetermeer, Netherlands, Ludo Van Schep-dael, Solico - Solutions in Composites, Oosterhout, Nether-lands

WTC2005-63314: Investigation of Non-linear Characteris-tics for Squeeze Film Damper (Poster #080)

Zhiping Gu, Xian Institute of Technology, Xi’an, Shaanxi,P.R. China, Ningsheng Feng, University of New SouthWales, Sydney, Australia

WTC2005-63794: Static and Dynamic Analysis of Elastohy-drodynamic Three Lobe Journal Bearing With MicropolarLubricant (Poster #081)

K. Prabhakaran Nair, National Institute of Technology Cali-cut, Calicut, Kerala, India, N. H. Jayadas, K. K. Saju, CochinUniversity of Science and Technology, Cochin, Kerala, India


5-5 Rolling Element Bearings Poster Session


WTC2005-64025: Modeling of Velocity-Dependent RollingFriction in Linear Microball Bearings (Poster #082)

Xiaobo Tan, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI,United States, Alireza Modafe, Reza Ghodssi, University ofMaryland, College Park, MD, United States

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WTC2005-64126: Vibration Monitoring and Damage Quan-tification of Ball Bearings for Household Applicances(Poster #083)

Fred Choy, University of Akron, Akron, OH, United States,Doug Konrad, Eric Labus, MTD Products, Inc., Valley City,OH, United States, Rui-Wei Wu, University of Akron, Akron,OH, United States

WTC2005-64352: Grease Performance in Tapered RollerBearings (Poster #084)

Michael Hoeprich, The Timken Company, Canton, OH, Unit-ed States

WTC2005-63405: A2BLT+F2AST — A Rapid Bearing Life &Reliability Evaluation Tool (Poster #085)

Li Xinglin, Hangzhou Bearing Test & Research Center with Assistance of UNDP/UNIDO, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, P.R. China

WTC2005-64088: Wear Evaluation of 100Cr-6 Against Iron-based Sintered Alloys for Lubricated Contacts (Poster#086)

Feriha S. Birol, ARCELIK Research and Technology Devel-opment Center, Tuzla, Istanbul, Turkey, Husnu Kerpicci,Murat Erguler, Fatih Ozkadi, Arcelik Research and Technol-ogy Development Center, Tuzla, Istanbul, Turkey, Mahmut F.Aksit, Sabanci University, Istanbul, Turkey

WTC2005-64403: Fatigue Life Investigation of Solid andHollow Rollers in Pure Rolling Contact (Poster #087)

Wisam Abu Jadayil, Donald Flugrad, Iowa State University,Ames, IA, United States, Abir Qamhiyah, CMnet, Inc.,Ames, IA, United States

WTC2005-64090: Methods for Assessing the Bearing Sur-face Durability Performance of Lubricant Formulations(Poster #088)

Harvey Nixon, The Timken Company, Canton, OH, UnitedStates



8-17 Surface Engineering Poster Session

WTC2005-64207: Effects on the Micro-Structures andMechanical Properties of 30CrMnMo Steel by Ooze Nano-Crystalline Diamond (Poster #089)

Chunde Jia, Zhanqiang Duan, Shutong Yang, GuohuiZhang, Shenyang Ligong University, Shenyang, P.R. China

WTC2005-64261: Improving of Tribological Properties ofNanocomposites Sol-Gel Thin Films by Fluorocyclophos-phazene Derivatives (Poster #090)

Grzegorz Celichowski, University of Lodz, Lodz, Poland,Krzysztof Chrobak, University of Lodz, Department ofChemical Technology, Lodz, Poland

WTC2005-63631: General Problems of Tribology of Ther-mal Sprayed Composite Coatings (Poster #091)

Javed A. Chattha, GIK Institute of Engineering Sciences andTechnology, Dist. Swabi, Pakistan, Y. A. Kharlamov, GIKInstitute of Engrg. Science and Technology Topi, Swabi,Pakistan, Fazli Rahman, GIK Institute of Engg Sciences andTechnology Topi, Swabi, Pakistan, M. Y. Kharlamov, A. V.Shevchenko, East Ukrainian National University, Lugansk,Kiev, Ukraine

WTC2005-63598: The Size Effect of Surface Texture to Fab-ricate by Photolithography Under Lubricated Sliding Con-tact (Poster #092)

Younghun Chae, Kyungpook National University, Daegu,Korea (Republic), Xiaolei Wang, Stephen Hsu, NIST,Gaithersburg, MD, United States, Seock Sam Kim, Kyung-pook National University, Daegu, Daegu, Korea (Republic)

WTC2005-63241: Effects of Surface Texturing on Lubrica-tion Theory – Consideration of Electrodouble Layer (EDL)(Poster #093)

Wang-Long Li, National Kaohsiung University of AppliedSciences, Kaohsiung, Taiwan

WTC2005-63136: Tribological Properties of Nano-SizedMolybdenum Disulfide Particles (Poster #094)

Xianguo Hu, Hefei University of Technology, Institute of Tri-bology, Hefei, P.R. China, Yucheng Wu, Hefei University ofTechnology, School of Materials Science and Engineering,Hefei, P.R. China, Guangcheng Yuan, Peng Huang, HefengJing, Hefei University of Technology, Institute of Tribology,Hefei, P.R. China

WTC2005-63746: Friction and Wear Studies of Hydrogenat-ed Amorphous Carbon Films Containing Silicon (Poster#095)

J. David Schall, Guangtu Gao, Kevin Van Workum, PaulMikulski, Judith Harrison, United States Naval Academy,Annapolis, MD, United States

WTC2005-63344: Tribological Properties of Carbide LayersProduced in the Vacuum Titanizing Process (Poster #096)

Marian Szczerek, Institute for Terotechnology, TribologyDepartment, Radom, Poland, Ewa Kasprzycka, Jan Sena-torski, Aleksander Nakonieczny, Tomasz Babul, BogdanBogdanski, Institute of Precision Mechanics, Warsaw,Poland

WTC2005-63777: DLC Coating of Rolling Bearings by Tri-boadhesion and Its Effect on Their Dynamic Response(Poster #097)

Jose Maria Rodriguez Lelis, Eduardo Ramirez, Jorge Colin,Cenidet (National Center for Research and TechnologicalDevelopment), Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico

WTC2005-63419: Effect of the Shear Strength of Coating ofCNx on Friction Sliding Against Si3N4 Pin in Nitrogen(Poster #098)

Takayuki Tokoroyama, Nagoya Institute of Technology,Nagoya, Aichi, Japan, Noritsugu Umehara, Nagoya Univer-sity, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan, Yoshio Fuwa, Toyota Motor Co.,Toyota, Aichi, Japan, Takashi Nakamura, Nagoya Institute ofTechnology, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan

WTC2005-63531: Fretting Behavior of Coated and TreatedTitanium Alloy Using an Open-Loop System (Poster #099)

Jean-Yves Paris, Ecole Nationale d’Ingénieurs, Tarbes,France, Yantio Njankeu G.R., École Nationale d’Ingénieurs,Tarbes, France, Jean Denape, National Engineering Schoolof Tarbes, Tarbes, France, Luc Pichon, Jean-Paul Rivière,Université de Poitiers, Chasseneuil Futuroscope, France

WTC2005-64066: Response of CVD Boron Carbide toRepetitive Indentation Cycles to Simulate Solid ParticleImpact Erosion Mechanisms (Poster #100)

Kunal Bose, R. J. K. Wood, University of Southampton,Southampton, United Kingdom

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WTC2005-63437: Friction Properties of Array Films ofAmorphous Carbon Nanorods Prepared by Dual-catalystGrowth on Porous AAO Membranes (Poster #101)

J. P Tu, Y. Jv, Z. Z Xia, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhe-jiang, P.R. China, S.Y Guo, Zhejiang University of Sciences,Hangzhou, Zhejiang, P.R. China

WTC2005-63588: Tribological Properties of MagnetronSputtered MoS2/Metal (Ti, Mo) Nanocomposite Coatings(Poster #102)

Z. Z. Xia, J. P.Tu, D. M. Lai, L. L. Zhang, Q.Wang, L. M. Chen,Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, P.R. China, D. N.He, Shanghai Jiaotong University, Shanghai, P.R. China

WTC2005-63283: Properties of Ti-Si-N NanocompositeCoatings Deposited by Closed-Field Unbalanced Mag-netron Sputtering (Poster #103)

Chenhui Zhang, Xinchun Lu, Tsinghua University, Beijing,P.R. China, Jianbin Luo, State Key Laboratory of Tribology,Beijing, P.R. China, Y. G. Shen, K. Y. Li, City University ofHong Kong, Hong Kong, P.R. China

WTC2005-63709: Effect of the Substrate on the FrettingWear of Sputtered W-Si-N Coatings Against Steel (Poster#104)

Marcelo Gaspar, Departamento de Engenharia Industrial,Escola Superior de Tecnologia de Castelo Branco, CasteloBranco, Portugal, Amilcar Ramalho, Albano Cavaleiro,ICEMS, Departamento de Engenharia Mecânica, FCTUC,Coimbra, Portugal

WTC2005-63972: Friction and Wear Performance of Sur-face Coatings in Brake Applications (Poster #105)

Pushkarraj Deshmukh, Michael Lovell, Anthony J. Mobley,University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

WTC2005-63430: The Effect of AW/EP Additives on RollingContact Fatigue of the Coated Parts (Poster #106)

Remigiusz Michalczewski, Witold Piekoszewski, MarianSzczerek, Institute for Terotechnology, Tribology Depart-ment, Radom, Poland

WTC2005-63427: Influences of Additives on the Wear Pro-tection of PVD-coated and Ester Lubricated Roller ThrustBearings (Poster #107)

P. W. Gold, Jörg Loos, Marius Kuhn, RWTH Aachen,Aachen, Germany

WTC2005-63351: Application of Boron-doped DiamondThin Film in Wastewater Treatment (Poster #108)

Jiadao Wang, Xueming Li, Darong Chen, Fengbin Liu,Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R. China

WTC2005-63235: Tribological Study of Various GraphitePowders Sliding Against Steel (Poster #109)

Marjorie Schmitt, Sophie BISTAC, ICSI - CNRS, MulhouseCedex, France

WTC2005-63342: Wear Resistance of Tool Steels with Dif-fusion Carbon and Nitrocarbon Layers (Poster #110)

Tomasz Babul, Aleksander Nakonieczny, Jan Senatorski,Institute of Precision Mechanics, Warsaw, Poland, NataliaKucharieva, Byelorussian National Technical University,Minsk, Russia

WTC2005-63871: Determining the Thickness of the ThinLayers Fomed from Selective Transfer and Performing Tri-bologicaly (Poster #111)

Filip Ilie, Politehnica University of Bucharest, Bucharest,Romania

WTC2005-64218: Some Tribological Aspects of the DuplexCoatings with Additional Ion Bombardment (Poster #112)

Branko Skoric, Damir Kakas, Milan Rakita, University ofNovi Sad, Novi Sad, Yugoslavia

WTC2005-63162: Enhancement of Reliability of Machinesand Materials by Friction Plating (Poster #113)

Leonid S. Belevsky, Magnitogorsky State Mining and Metal-lurgy University, Magnitogorsk, Chelyabinsk Province, Rus-sia, Serguey A. Tulupov, Moscow State Institute of Steel andAlloys, Moscow, Russia, Elena L. Belevskaya, Magnito-gorsky State Mining and Metallurgy University, Magnito-gorsk, Chelyabinsk Province, Russia, Oleg M. Smirnov,Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys, Moscow, Russia

WTC2005-64018: Copper CMP Mimicked with Atomic ForceMicroscopy (Poster #114)

Igor Sokolov, Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63231: Simulation on Chemical Mechanical Pol-ishing at Single Abrasive Particle Scale using AtomicForce Microscope (Poster #115)

Atsushi Miyoshi, Koei Matsukawa, Mitsubishi Electric Cor-poration, Amagasaki, Hyogo, Japan, Hiroshi Matsuo,Tadayuki Sakai, Renesas Technology, Itami, Hyogo, Japan

WTC2005-64249: Chemical Mechanical Polishing Slurry forTungsten in ULSI with Large Particle Size Colloidal SilicaNano-Abrasive (Poster #116)

Kailiang Zhang, Chinese Academy of Sciences, ShanghaiInstitute of Microsystem and Information Technology,Shanghai, Shanghai, P.R. China, Zhitang Song, SonglinFeng, Shanghai Institute of Microsystem and InformationTechnology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai,Shanghai, P.R. China

WTC2005-63920: Super Low Friction Property of DLCLubricated with Ester Containing Oil. Part 1: Friction Prop-erties Evaluated in Rig Tests (Poster #117)

Makoto Kano, Yasuda Yoshiteru, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.,Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan, Jiping Ye, Nissan Arc, Ltd.,Yokosuka, Japan, Shozaburo Konishi, Nippon Oil Corpora-tion, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan, Jean-Michel Martin,Maria-Isabel. De-Barros, Thierry Le Mogne, Ecole Centralede Lyon / LTDS, Ecully, France

WTC2005-63442: Movements and Collisions of Nanoparti-cles in Two Phases Flow (Poster #118)

Jianbin Luo, Xuefeng Xu, Jing Yan, Fangli Duan, State KeyLaboratory of Tribology, Beijing, P.R. China, Lu X. Chun,Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R. China

WTC2005-64070: Tribochemical Design (Poster #119)Shenghua Li, ChevronTexaco Global Lubricants, Richmond,CA, United States, Jean-Michel Martin, Ecole Centrale deLyon / LTDS, Ecully, France, Yuansheng Jin, State Key Lab-oratory of Tribology, Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R. China

WTC2005-64152: Antifrictional Properties of Self-lubricat-ing Composite Materials under Friction Vacuum Condi-tions (Poster #120)

Anatolii Kostornov, Frantsevich Institute for Problems ofMaterials Sciences at the National Academy of Sciences,Kiev, Ukraine, Yulika Simeonova, Georgi Sotirov, SpaceResearch Institute at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences,Sofia, Bulgaria

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WTC2005-63975: Investigation of Sliding Friction Pairswith Electro-Pulse Sprayed Micro-Coats (Poster #121)

Raimundas Rukuiza, Albinas Andriusis, Vytenis Jan-kauskas, Juozas Padgurskas, Audrius Zunda, LithuanianUniversity of Agriculture, Kaunas, Lithuania



14-4 Aerospace Poster Session

WTC2005-63881: Nano-tribology of a Polytetrafluoroethyl-ene Transfer Films Using Molecular Dynamics Simulationand Microtribometry (Poster #122)

Inkook Jang, Pamela Dickrell, David Burris, W. GregorySawyer, Simon R. Phillpot, Susan B. Sinnott, University ofFlorida, Gainesville, FL, United States

WTC2005-63909: Nanoparticles-reinforced Materials:Novel Design Concepts and Methods of Tailoring for Vibra-tion Damping of Aerospace Components (Poster #123)

Maksim Kireitseu, Rolls-Royce UTC, University of Sheffieldand NAS of Belarus, Minsk, Belarus, Geoffrey Tomlinson,Rolls-Royce UTC, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UnitedKingdom

WTC2005-63916: Some Numerical Simulations and anExperimental Investigation of a Finger Seal (Poster #124)

Minel J. Braun, Hazel Pierson, Hongmin Li, University ofAkron, Akron, OH, United States

WTC2005-64319: Dynamics of a Reduced Scale LandingGear System Considering the Effect of the ViscoelasticInteraction of the Brake Pads and Rotors (Poster #125)

Kambiz Farhang, Karthik Balasubramanian, Southern Illi-nois University at Carbondale, Carbondale, IL, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63059: Indentification of Tribological Character-istics of the Ablative Stability and MicromechanicalStrength of the Lightweight Materials Surface (Poster#126)

Yuri Nikitin, Vladimir Zaporozhets, Natioanal Aviation Uni-versity, Kiev, Ukraine, Ivan Chernysh, National TechnicalUniversity, Kiev, Ukraine

WTC2005-63923: Reducing Wear of Abrasive WheelsGrinding Aerospace Alloys by Laser Assisted Cleaning(Poster #127)

Mark Jackson, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, UnitedStates, Xun Chen, University of Nottingham, Nottingham,United Kingdom

WTC2005-63944: Effect of Aging on Wear Life of SputteredMoS2 Films (Poster #128)

Kazuhito Sagara, Hosei University Graduate School, Tokyo,Japan, Mineo Suzuki, Japan Aerospace ExplorationAgency, Tokyo, Japan, Makoto Nishimura, Hosei University,Tokyo, Japan

WTC2005-63299: Testing and Comparative Evaluation ofSpace Shuttle Main Engine Flowmeter Bearings (Poster#129)

Andy Hissam, Mike Leberman, NASA, Huntsville, AL, Unit-ed States, Rick McLeroy, ERC, Huntsville, AL, United States

WTC2005-63910: Magnetic Bearing for Reaction Wheels inSpace Application (Poster #130)

T. R. Haridas, ISRO Inertial Systems Unit, Thiruvananthapu-ram, Kerala, India, M. H. Ravichandran, C. C. Joseph,Robert Devasahayam, P. V. Unnikrishnan, IISU, Trivandrum,Kerala, India

WTC2005-63539: Analysis of Black Bearing Balls from aSpace Shuttle Body Flap Actuator (Poster #131)

Kenneth W. Street, NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleve-land, OH, United States, Marjorie F. Sovinski, NASA God-dard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD, United States

TK 15 General Track


15-4 General Tribology Poster Session

Session Organizer: Q. Jane Wang, Northwestern University,Evanston, IL, United States

WTC2005-63772: The Application of Artificial Neural Net-works in Sliding Friction Induced Vibrations Analysis(Poster #132)

Szymon Grymek, Gdansk University of Technology, Gdan-sk, Poland

WTC2005-64064: On the Casing Wear Mechanism in Deep& Ultra-deep Well Drilling (Poster #133)

Jianchun Fan, University of Petroleum, P.R. China, Beijing,P.R. China, Laibin Zhang, Academia, Beijing, P.R. China

WTC2005-64361: Wet Versus Dry Friction (Poster #134)F. Brochard-Wyart, Institut Curie, Paris, France, A. Buguin, J.Clain, H. Gerardin, Curie Institute, Paris, France

WTC2005-63413: Tribological Performance PredictionUsing an Artificial Neural Network Optimized by theDIRECT Algorithm (Poster #135)

Yau-Zen Chang, Nenzi Wang, Chang Gung University, Tao-Yuan, Taiwan

WTC2005-63433: Performance Evaluation of a Multiproces-sor Cluster for a Thermohydrodynamic Lubrication Analy-sis (Poster #136)

Nenzi Wang, Chih-Ming Tsai, Yau-Zen Chang, Chang GungUniversity, Tao-Yuan, Taiwan

TK 16 Student Poster Program TrackPlease Note: The student posters will remain on displayMonday through Wednesday. Student Poster Presentersshould attend ALL Poster Sessions to make their presenta-tion.


16-1 Student Poster Session

WTC2005-63131: Wear Characteristics of Polymer Tapes inATM Tape-Scraper Tribosystem in Sand Dust Environment(Student Poster #001)

TongHai Wu, Dongfeng Diao, Xi’an Jiaotong University,Xi’an, Shaan’xi, P.R. China, Kazushi Yoshida, MechanicalEngineering Research Laboratory, Hitachi, Ltd., Tsuchiura,Japan

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MONDAY

WTC2005-63265: Numerical Analysis on Fatigue Failure ofSleeve in Oil-film Bearing (Student Poster #002)

Wang Jianmei, TaiYuan University of Science and Technolo-gy, TaiYuan, Shan Xi, P.R. China, Huang Qingxue, TaiYuanUniversity of Science and Technology, TaiYuan, P.R. China,Yang Shichun, TaiYuan University of Science and Technolo-gy, TauYuan, P.R. China, A. Cantlay, Shell Global Solutions(UK), Chester, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63719: Selective Surface Nano/micro-texturingby UV Assisted Low Temperature Crystallization of Amor-phous Silicon (Student Poster #003)

Hengyu Wang, Li Cai, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville,AR, United States, Dehua Yang, Thomas Wyrobek, Hysitron,Inc., Minneapolis, MN, United States, Min Zou, University ofArkansas, Fayatteville, AR, United States

WTC2005-64008: Strategies for Constructing Reaction Net-works of Lubricant Degradation (Student Poster #004)

Jim Pfaendtner, Q. Jane Wang, Linda J. Broadbelt, North-western University, Evanston, IL, United States

WTC2005-64034: Tribocatalytic Enhancement of MethaneOxidation (Student Poster #005)

Tomotaka Abe, Ken’ichi Hiratsuka, Chiba Institute of Tech-nology, Chiba, Japan, Czeslaw Kajdas, Central PetroleumLaboratory, Warsaw, Poland

WTC2005-64041: Tribochemical Polishing of AluminumOxide in the Atmosphere of CHF3 (Student Poster #006)

Takao Soejima, Ken’ichi Hiratsuka, Yukihiro Sakamoto,Chiba Institute of Technology, Chiba, Japan, KatsuyukiOkubo, IP Trading Japan Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan

WTC2005-64049: Wear of Polyethylene Rubbed AgainstMetals and Ceramics (Student Poster #007)

Harutaka Inoue, Ken’ichi Hiratsuka, Yasuo Sekii, Chiba Insti-tute of Technology, Chiba, Japan, Czeslaw Kajdas, CentralPetroleum Laboratory, Warsaw, Poland

WTC2005-64092: Physical Vapor Sputter UniformityEnhancement Using Reflecting/Resputtering Plates (Stu-dent Poster #008)

Parag Gupta, Mechanical Engineering, Northwestern Uni-versity, Evanston, IL, United States, Michael E. Graham,Materials Science, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL,United States

WTC2005-64181: Investigation of Tribological Mechanismof Near Dry Machining (NDM) (Student Poster #009)

Satoshi Fujimura, Sangkee Min, Ichiro Inasaki, Keio Univer-sity, Yokohama, Kanagawa-ken, Japan, Toshiaki Wak-abayashi, Kagawa University, Takamatsu, Japan, SatoshiSuda, Nippon Oil Corporation, Yokohama, Japan

WTC2005-64341: Vapor Phase Lubricant Adsorption onMagnetic Data Storage Media (Student Poster #010)

Yang Yun, Andrew J. Gellman, Carnegie Mellon University,Pittsburgh, PA, United States

WTC2005-64347: Modeling the Pressure-Density Relation-ship in Thin Films at Asperity Contacts in Mixed Lubrica-tion (Student Poster #011)

Ashlie Martini, Rebecca Cantrell, Q. Jane Wang, Randall Q.Snurr, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, United States

WTC2005-64353: Activation of SiC Surfaces for VaporPhase Lubrication by Chemical Vapor Deposition of FE(Student Poster #012)

Andrew J. Gellman, Donggun Kim, Carnegie Mellon Univer-sity, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

WTC2005-64356: Effects of Contact Modes on Wear of Rail-road (Student Poster #013)

Pranay Asthana, Hong Liang, Texas A&M University, Col-lege Station, TX, United States

WTC2005-64357: Resolving the Contradiction of AsperitiesPlastic to Elastic Mode Transition in Current Contact Mod-els of Fractal Rough Surfaces (Student Poster #014)

Yahav Morag, Rafael, Evron, Israel, Izhak Etsion, Technion- Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel

WTC2005-64358: Roles of Surfactant Molecules in Post-CMP Cleaning (Student Poster #015)

Dedy Ng, Milind Kulkarni, Hong Liang, Texas A&M Universi-ty, College Station, TX, United States

WTC2005-64363: Triboelectrification Between DissimilarSmooth Metal Surfaces with Self-Assembled Monolayers(Student Poster #016)

Mustafa Akbulut, Anna R. Godfrey Alig, Jacob Israelachvili,University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA,United States

WTC2005-64368: How Piezoelectric Actuators CanImprove Dry Friction (Student Poster #017)

Lauric Garbuio, Jean François Rouchon, Laboratoire d’Elec-trotechnique et d’Electronique Industrielle, ENSEEIHT-INPT, Toulouse, France

WTC2005-64370: Development of a Numerical SimulationSystem to Evaluate Flying Characteristics of Head Slidersfor Magnetic Disk Storage (Student Poster #018)

Hideyo Yoshida, Takefumi Hayashi, Kansai University, Takat-suki-shi, Osaka, Japan

WTC2005-64371: Study of Small-Scale Friction at ElevatedTemperatures (Student Poster #019)

Bo He, Q. Jane Wang, Northwestern University, Evanston,IL, United States, Yip-Wah Chung, Materials Science andEngineering, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, UnitedStates

WTC2005-64372: Adsorption of a Fatty Acid onto aDeformed Electrogalvanized Steel Sheet (Student Poster#020)

Veronique Vaché, Monique Repoux, Ecole des Mines DeParis, CEMEF, Sophia Antipolis, France, Jean-MichelMataigne, Arcelor Research, Montataire Cedex, France

WTC2005-64373: Lubricant Degradation Studies Using aSingle Cylinder Research Engine (Student Poster #021)

Peter Lee, Martin Priest, The University of Leeds, West York-shire, United Kingdom, Moray Stark, Julian J Wilkinson, J. R.Lindsay Smith, University of York, North Yorkshire, UnitedKingdom, R. I. Taylor, Shell Global Solutions, Chester, Unit-ed Kingdom, Simon Chung, Infineum UK Ltd., Oxfordshire,United Kingdom, Richard Gamble, School of MechanicalEngineering, Leeds, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom, ChrisHammond, Department of Chemistry, York, North Yorkshire,United Kingdom

WTC2005-64374: Effect of Reinforcing Carbon Fiber Mor-phology on Tribological Behavior of PEEK Polymers (Stu-dent Poster #022)

Aaron Greco, Oyelayo O. Ajayi, Robert A. Erck, Jackie John-son, G. R. Fenske, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne,IL, United States

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WTC2005-64379: The Selection and Testing of Compres-sion Seal and Chamber Coating Materials for the PivotalEngine (Student Poster #023)

David J. Miller, Milo V. Kral, University of Canterbury,Christchurch, New Zealand

WTC2005-64382: Tribological Investigation of PorcineArticular Cartilage (Student Poster #024)

A. C. Rennie, W. Gregory Sawyer, University of Florida,Gainesville, FL, United States

WTC2005-64398: New Bench Test To Study Mild LubricatedWear (Student Poster #025)

Jingyun Fan, Hugh, A. Spikes, Imperial College London,London, United Kingdom

Tuesday, September, 13

TK 2 Contact Mechanics and Friction TrackPlease Note: There are two Poster Presentation Sessionson this day. Presenters of the posters listed below should bepresent during the AM and PM session times to make theirpresentation.

8:30am - 9:00am & 3:30pm - 4:00pmRoom: Exhibit Hall, Concourse Level

2-5 Contact Mechanics and Friction Poster Session

WTC2005-63280: The Influence of Residual Stress onMicromachine Stiction of a Stiff Circular Plate (Poster#026)

Ming-Fung Wong, Kai-tak Wan, University of Missouri-Rolla,Rolla, MO, United States, Lior Kogut, Qualcomm MEMSTechnologies, Campbell, CA, United States

WTC2005-63733: Analysis of Cycle Lifetimes and FailureModes for RF MEMS Switches (Poster #027)

Chris Brown, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC,United States, Art Morris, wiSpry Inc., Cary, NC, UnitedStates, Jacqueline Krim, North Carolina State University,Raleigh, NC, United States

WTC2005-64067: Tribology of PFPE Overcoated Self-Assembled Monolayers Deposited on Silicon Surface:Effect of Thermal Treatment (Poster #028)

Satyanarayana Nalam, Sujeet Kumar Sinha, National Uni-versity of Singapore, Singapore

WTC2005-63855: Tribological Aspects of Wheel/Rail Inter-action(Poster #029)

Sergey M. Zakharov, All-Russian Railway Research Insti-tute, Moscow, Russia

WTC2005-63624: Four Different Numerical Approaches ofCalculating Strains and Stresses During Impact in Wheel-Rail Rolling Contact (Poster #030)

Martina Wiest, Materials Center Leoben, Leoben, Austria,Werner Daves, Christian Doppler Laboratory for Functional-ly Oriented Materials Design, Leoben, Austria, Franz DieterFischer, Institute of Mechanics, Montanuniversität Leobenand Erich Schmid Institute for Materials Science, Leoben,Austria

WTC2005-64014: Variational Approach in Elastic-Indenta-tion Problems (Poster #031)

Roman Riznychuk, Karpenko Physico-mechanical Institute,Lvov, Ukraine

WTC2005-64332: Tribo-acoustic Correlation in BoundaryLubricated Contact (Poster #032)

J. P. Sharma, University of Mississippi, University, MS, Unit-ed States

WTC2005-63119: Non-Linear Signal Analysis Applied toSurface Wear Condition Monitoring in Reciprocating Slid-ing Testing Machines (Poster #033)

Francisco Paulo Lépore, Federal University of Uberlandia -School of Mechanical Engineering, Uberlandia, MinasGerais, Brazil, Marcelo B. Santos, Federal University ofUberlandia, Uberlandia, Minas Gerais, Brazil, José DanielB. De Mello, Universidade Federal de Uberlândia, Uberlân-dia, Minas Gerais, Brazil

WTC2005-63901: Friction Transition of Lubricated SlidingRough Surfaces (Poster #034)

Takero Makino, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Nagasaki,Japan, Richard Sayles, Imperial College, London, UnitedKingdom

WTC2005-63903: Intelligent Modeling of Contact Mechnicsand Friction Dynamics (Poster #035)

Rapelang Marumo, University of Botswana, Gaborone,Botswana

WTC2005-63931: Application of Energy Principle to DrySliding Friction (Poster #036)

Zhongming Xu, Ping Huang, South China University ofTechnology, Guangzhou, Guangdong, P.R. China

WTC2005-63948: Adaptive Friction Compensation of ServoMechanisms with Nonlinear Viscous Friction (Poster #037)

Ziying Wu, Hongzhao Liu, Lilan Liu, Daning Yuan, PengfeiLi, Xi’an University of Technology, Xi’an, Shaanxi, P.R. China

WTC2005-63986: Anisotropic Friction in Cold Rolling ofFlat Steel Strips (Poster #038)

Nicolas Legrand, Arcelor Research, Mazières-les-Metz,Moselle, France, Bernard Becker, Arcelor Research, Maiz-ières-les-Metz, Moselle, France

WTC2005-63989: Modeling and Measuring Friction-Gener-ated Temperature of Polymers and Their Composites(Poster #039)

Howard L. Price, Equipment Design & Engineering, Norfolk,WA, United States, Jamal A. Ghorieshi, Wilkes University,Wilkes-Barre, PA, United States

WTC2005-64000: Effect of Directionality of Grinding Markson Friction at Different Surface Roughness using InclinedScratch Test (Poster #040)

Pradeep L. Menezes, Kishore Kishore, Satish V. Kailas, Indi-an Institute of Science, Bangalore, Karnataka, India

WTC2005-64050: Forms of Static Friction, Sliding Frictionand Rolling Friction (Poster #041)

Yan Xu, K. L. Yung, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University,Hong Kong, P.R. China

WTC2005-63092: The Instantaneous Friction ForceBetween Two Sliding Bodies When Observed from a ThirdMoving Body (Poster #042)

Don Perumean, Gear Consulant, Fountain Valley, CA, Unit-ed States

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WTC2005-63218: Modeling of the Speed Dependency ofTire/Road Friction (Poster #043)

Minh-Tan Do, LCPC, Bouguenais, France

WTC2005-63258: Research on the Identification Methodsof Friction in Kinematical Joints of Mechanical Systems(Poster #044)

Ziying Wu, Hongzhao Liu, Lilan Liu, Pengfei Li, DaningYuan, Xi’an University of Technology, Xi’an, P.R. China

WTC2005-63269: Friction of Different Surface Layer ofPavements in Contact with a Rubber (Poster #045)

Ferhat Hammoum, Smail Hamlat, Laboratoire Central desPonts et Chaussées, Bouguenais, France, Pierre-YvesHicher, Ecole Centrale de Nantes, Nantes, France

WTC2005-63394: Numerical and Experimental Investiga-tion of Friction in Cold Strip Rolling (Poster #046)

Cheng Lu, Kiet Tieu, University of Wollongong, Wollongong,Australia

WTC2005-63444: Wear and Friction Behavior of the Aero-space Bearing Steel M50 and a Nitrogen-alloyed StainlessSteel under Lubricated Sliding Conditions (Poster #047)

Sven Peissl, Materials Center Leoben, Leoben, Steiermark,Austria, Harald Leitner, University of Leoben, Leoben,Steiermark, Austria, Reinhold Ebner, Materials CenterLeoben, Leoben, Steiermark, Austria, Peter Wilhelm, BorilChernev, University of Technology Graz, Graz, Steiermark,Austria, Roland Rabitsch, Boehler Edelstahl GmbH, Kapfen-berg, Steiermark, Austria

WTC2005-63460: Increasing the Performance of MotorVehicle Clutches by the Use of Ceramics as Friction Mate-rial and the Resulting Effects on System Design (Poster#048)

Albert Albers, Universität Karlsruhe (TH), Karlsruhe, Ger-many, Michael Mitariu, Asli Arslan, Institute of ProductDevelopment, University Karlsruhe (TH), Karlsruhe, Ger-many

WTC2005-63579: Friction Between Steel and Asphalt With-out Gouging Under Representative Impact Pressures(Poster #049)

Dennis J. Mihora, Keith Friedman, John Hutchinson, Fried-man Research Corporation, Goleta, CA, United States

WTC2005-63159: Artificial Neural Network and GeneticAlgorithms for Discontinuously Reinforced AluminumComposites Frictional Behaviour Prediction (Poster #050)

Qiu Ming, Zhang Yongzhen, Henan University of Scienceand Technology, Luoyang, Henan Province, P.R. China, ZhuJun, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, Shanxi, P.R. China

WTC2005-63038: Study of the Stress Contact Spur Gear,Using the Numerical Asymptotic Method and the ClassicalContact Law (Poster #051)

Frej Chaouachi, Professor Ali Zghal, ESSTT University ofTunis, Tunis, Tunisia

WTC2005-63077: New Solutions in Choose of Material andDesign of Brake Shoes Required by Railroad Applications(Poster #052)

Leonid Vukolov, All-Russian Railway Research Institute,Moscow, Russia, Alexander Voronchikhin, Fritex Stock Co.,Yaroslavl, Russia

WTC2005-63115: Corrected FFT-Based Method for the Cal-culation of Deformations in Line Contacts (Poster #053)

Vasilios Bakolas, INA-Schaeffler KG, Herzogenaurach, Ger-many, Wolfgang Borchers, Institute of Applied Mathematics,Erlangen, Germany, Alexander Liebel, INA-Schaeffler KG,Herzogenaurach, Germany

WTC2005-63260: A Material Removal Rate Model Consid-ering Interfacial Micro-Contact Wear Behavior for ChemicalMechanical Polishing (Poster #054)

Yeau-Ren Jeng, Pay-Yau Huang, Department of MechanicalEngineering, National Chung Cheng University, Min-Hsiung,Chia-Yi, Taiwan

WTC2005-63312: A Contact Model for Nominally FlatRough Surfaces: Combined Adhesive and ViscoelasticEffects (Poster #055)

Weidong Cheng, Kambiz Farhang, Southern Illinois Univer-sity at Carbondale, Carbondale, IL, United States

WTC2005-63418: An Improved Fractal Contact Model withSpecial Emphasis on Surface Roughness, ElastoplasticTransition Deformation Zone, and Hardness Effects ofCoating Film (Poster #056)

Jeng Haur Horng, Yi-Jiu Chan, National Formosa Universi-ty, Yulin, Yulin, Taiwan/P.R. China, Chang Sheng, GreencureTechnology Co., Ltd., Taoyuan Hsien, Taiwan, Taiwan/P.R.China, Joseph Yu, Progressive Optoelectronics TechnologyCo., Ltd., Taichung Count, Taiwan/P.R. China

WTC2005-63422: A Fundamental Study on Derailment ofWheel Flange Under Rolling-Sliding and Pure Sliding Con-ditions (Poster #057)

Md. Ziaur Rahman, Tokyo University of Agriculture andTechnology, Tokyo, Japan, Takumi Ban, Hideshi Kakishima,Railway Technical Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan, TakashiYamamoto, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology,Tokyo, Japan

WTC2005-63536: Effect of Crystallographic Texture onDeformation Fields in Fretting Contacts (Poster #058)

Jason R. Mayeur, David L. McDowell, Richard W. Neu, Geor-gia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, United States

WTC2005-63567: Finite Element Modeling of Sliding Con-tact Between Rough Surfaces (Poster #059)

Lin Pei, J. F. Molinari, Mark O. Robbins, Johns Hopkins Uni-versity, Baltimore, MD, United States

WTC2005-64209: Finite Element Analysis of Ceramic Coat-ing Systems under Spherical Indentation with MetallicInterlayer — Part I. Uncracked Coatings (Poster #060)

Seock Sam Kim, Kyungpook National University, Daegu,Daegu, Korea (Republic), Minh Quy Le, Hanoi University ofTechnology, Hanoi, Viet Nam, JinWoo Yi, KyungpookNational University, Daegu, Korea (Republic)

WTC2005-63112: A Geometrical Optimization Approach toMinimize Contact Stress in Mating Gear Teeth (Poster#061)

Tongele N. Te-Alakebanga, Southern Illinois University,Edwardsville, IL, United States

WTC2005-63647: Flat Central Pressure in Circular ElasticContacts Between High Order Surfaces (Poster #062)

Emanuel Diaconescu, Marilena Glovnea, University ofSuceava, Suceava, Romania

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WTC2005-63815: A Two-dimensional Adaptive Elasto-plas-tic Contact Model of Rough Surfaces (Poster #063)

Tianxiang Liu, Geng Liu, Northwestern Polytechnical Uni-versity, Xian, Shaanxi, P.R. China, Qin Xie, NorthwesternPolytechnical University, Xian, P.R. China

WTC2005-63825: Viscoelastic Contact of Nominally FlatRough Surfaces (Poster #064)

Kambiz Farhang, Aik-Liang Lim, Southern Illinois Universityat Carbondale, Carbondale, IL, United States

WTC2005-64087: Behavior of a Horizontal Fluid FilledCrack under Moving Hertzian Load (Poster #065)

Xiaoqing Jin, Leon Keer, Eugene L. Chez, NorthwesternUniversity, Evanston, IL, United States

WTC2005-63643: The Characteristic Fractal Parameter forthe Characterization of Rough Surfaces (Poster #066)

Shi R. Ge, Hua Zhu, Gang Li, China University of Miningand Technology, Xuzhou, P.R. China

WTC2005-64233: The Surface Buckling in Static andDynamic Rough Contact of Solids (Poster #067)

Roman Riznychuk, Karpenko Physico-mechanical Institute,Lvov, Ukraine

WTC2005-63369: Thermo-Electro-Mechanical Simulation ofAluminum-Steel Imperfect Electrical Contact withExtremely High Interfacial Temperature (Poster #068)

Wan-Sik Kim, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, UnitedStates, S. Jordan Liu, Caterpillar Inc., Peoria, IL, UnitedStates, Q. Jane Wang, Leon Keer, Northwestern University,Evanston, IL, United States

WTC2005-63255: Molecular Dynamics Simulations ofNanocomposite Diamond-like Carbon (Poster #069)

Guangtu Gao, Judith Harrison, J. David Schall, Paul Mikuls-ki, Kevin Van Workum, United States Naval Academy,Annapolis, MD, United States

WTC2005-63102: Troppy Phenomenon (Poster #070)Leonid Sosnovskiy, Tribofatigue Ltd., Gomel, Belarus,Siarhei Shcharbakou, Belarussian State University, Minsk,Belarus

WTC2005-63820: Wear of Triboconjugations with IrregularProfile Peak from a Position of a Damages Accumulationon the Plastic Contact Condition (Poster #071)

Vadim Kharlamov, Institute of Engineering Ural Branch ofthe Russian Academy of Science, Ekaterinburg, Russia

WTC2005-63956: The Nature of the Adhesion of Locomo-tives and Ways of Its Stabilization (Poster #072)

Yu. Luzhnov, All-Russian Railway Research Institute,Moscow, Russia

WTC2005-63907: Contact Problems and NanoindentationTests for Indenters of Non-ideal Shapes and Effects of Mol-ecular Adhesion (Poster #073)

Leon Keer, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, UnitedStates, Feodor M. Borodich, Cardiff University, Cardiff,Wales, United Kingdom

TK 4 Additives and Tribochemistry TrackPlease Note: There are two Poster Presentation Sessionson this day. Presenters of the posters listed below should bepresent during the AM and PM session times to make theirpresentation.


4-6 General Additives and Tribochemistry Poster Session

Session Organizer: Keiji Nakayama, AIST, Tsukuba, Japan

WTC2005-63217: Meta-Analysis of Lubrication Chemistrywith DFT-Based Concepts and Lewis Theory of Acid-BaseReaction Chemistry (Poster #074)

Shenghua Li, Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R. China,Czeslaw Kajdas, Central Petroleum Laboratory, Warsaw,Poland, Yuansheng Jin, State Key Laboratory of Tribology,Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R. China

WTC2005-63219: Synthesis and Wear Performance of NewThiocarbamate Derivatives (Poster #075)

Young-Wun Kim, Korea Rsearch Institute of Chemical Tech-nology, Daejeon City, Daejeon, Korea (Republic), KeunwoChung, KRICT, Daejeon City, Daejeon, Korea (Republic),Tae-Kyeun Yang, Do-Huak Hwang, KRICT, Daejeon, Dae-jeon, Korea (Republic), Won-oh Cho, Changam LS, Asan,336-850, Korea (Republic)

WTC2005-63308: A Critical Assessment of Tribopolymer-ization as an Antiwear Mechanism (Poster #076)

Michael Furey, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, United States,Czeslaw Kajdas, Warsaw University of Technology, Plock,Poland, Gustavo Molina, Georgia Southern University,Statesboro, GA, United States, Brian Vick, Virginia Tech,Blacksburg, VA, United States

WTC2005-63396: Effect of Mechanochemical Activation onSurface Oxidation of Steel Ball in Milling Serpentinite(Poster #077)

He Yang, Shenghua Li, Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R.China, Yuansheng Jin, State Key Laboratory of Tribology,Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R. China

WTC2005-63439: The Resistance to Scuffing, Seizure andPitting as a Result of the Chemistry of Lubricating Oils(Poster #078)

Waldemar Tuszynski, Remigiusz Michalczewski, EdytaOsuch-Slomka, Marian Szczerek, Institute for Terotechnolo-gy, Tribology Department, Radom, Poland

WTC2005-64205: Synthesis of the Multifunctional AdditiveN-acyl Glutamic Acid and Application in Water-BasedLubricating Fuilds (Poster #080)

Haizhen Jiang, Dehua Tao, Bin Wang, Shanghai University,Shanghai, P.R. China

WTC2005-64213: Study of Relationship Between Structureof the Organic Aliphatic Acid and Rust-Inhibiting and Tri-bological Behavior in the Water-Based Cutting Fluid(Poster #081)

Haizhen Jiang, Dehua Tao, Bin Wang, Shanghai University,Shanghai, P.R. China

WTC2005-64250: Study on Lubrication Properties of Car-boxymethyl Cellulose as a Novel Additive in Water-basedStock (Poster #082)

Wenchao Guan, Gang Ke, Changyu Tang, Yifeng Liu,Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan,Hubei Province, P.R. China

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TK 6 Machine Components TrackPlease Note: There are two Poster Presentation Sessionson this day. Presenters of the posters listed below should bepresent during the AM and PM session times to make theirpresentation.


6-13 Design, Engineering,Testing and Failure Mode(s)of Machine Components Poster Session

Session Organizer: Charles H. Paxton, C. L. S. Oma, GeneralMotors Vehicle Manufacturing, Dayton,OH, United States

WTC2005-63996: Dynamic Analysis of a Multibody Systemincluding Contact and Friction between the Leaf Springs(Poster #083)

Won-Sun Chung, LG Industrial Systems, Cheongju, Chung-book, Korea (Republic)

WTC2005-64328: Wear Behaviour of Coil Springs (Poster#084)

Gevorg Gevorgyan, Hans-Juergen Schorcht, Technical Uni-versity of Ilmenau, Ilmenau, Germany

WTC2005-63353: Tribology Character of Steel ArchimedesWorm Gear (Poster #085)

Xia Yanqiu, Wang Shijie, Hu Junhong, Shenyang Universityof Technology, Shenyang, P.R. China, Zhou Feng, Xu Tao,Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics, Lanzhou, P.R. China

WTC2005-63886: Simulation of Wear in a Worm Gear UnderElastohydrodynamic Conditions (Poster #086)

K. Sharif, H. P. Evans, Ray Snidle, Cardiff University, Cardiff,UK, United Kingdom, I. M. Egorov, St. Petersburg StatePolytechnic University, St. Petersburg, Russia

WTC2005-63273: Prediction Model of Surface TopographyEvolution due to Micropitting (Poster #087)

P. Wang, D.Y. Hua, Caterpillar Inc., Peoria, IL, United States,T. G. Keith, Jr., NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland,OH, United States

WTC2005-64125: Experimental and Numerical Investiga-tions of Vibration Signatures in Damaged Gear Systems(Poster #088)

Fred Choy, University of Akron, Akron, OH, United States,Hongliang Chen, Poagotrade, Cleveland, OH, UnitedStates, Jianyou Zhou, University of Akron, Akron, OH, Unit-ed States

WTC2005-63213: Automotive/Motorsport TransmissionDesign Optimisation Using Non-linear Finite ElementMethod (Poster #089)

Ken Mao, Brunel University, Uxbridge, Middlesex, UnitedKingdom

WTC2005-64006: Numerical Investigation of Choked Flowin Padded Finger Seals (Poster #090)

Sorin Cioc, The University of Toledo, Toledo, OH, UnitedStates, David P. Fleming, T. G. Keith, Jr., NASA GlennResearch Center, Cleveland, OH, United States, CarmenCioc, University of Toledo, Toledo, OH, United States

WTC2005-64048: Dependence of Gas Transportation inRadial Lip Seals on Oil and Gas (Poster #091)

Joichi Sugimura, Seigo Gondo, Yuji Yamamoto, Kyushu Uni-versity, Fukuoka, Japan

WTC2005-63190: Tribological Characteristics of a DynamicO-ring in Abrasive Environment (Poster #092)

Ping Sui, Halliburton Energy Services, Conroe, TX, UnitedStates

WTC2005-64054: Design of a Linear Ultrasonic Motor withthe Bi-directional Movement (Poster #093)

Yuan Mao Huang, Shih-Shun Huang, National Taiwan Uni-versity, Taipei, Taiwan/P.R. China

WTC2005-63833: Frettinng Corrosion in the Pin Joints ofthe Rope Mounting of Skip Buckets Operating in the CoalMines Deep Pit Shafts (Poster #094)

Stanislaw Strzelecki, Lodz University of Technology, Lodz,Poland, Aleksander Kowal, Silesian University of Technolo-gy, Gliwice, Poland

WTC2005-63410: Design of the Stator Inner Contour for aCompressor (Poster #095)

Yuan Mao Huang, Chen Sheng Chung, National Taiwan Uni-versity, Taipei, Taiwan/P.R. China

WTC2005-63412: Tribological Characteristics of CoatedVane Surfaces under Mixed Environments of Various Oilsand CO2 as a Refrigerant (Poster #096)

Se-Doo Oh, Kyung-Soo Kim, Sungkyunkwan University,Suwon, Gyeonggi-Do, Korea (Republic), Sung-Oug Cho,Samsung Electronics, Suwon, Gyeonggi-Do, Korea (Repub-lic), Young-Ze Lee, Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon,Kyung-Gi-Do, Korea (Republic)

WTC2005-64268: The Effects of Static Frictions on theDrilling Process of Hammer-drill System (Poster #097)

Yan Xu, K. L. Yung, S. M. Ko, The Hong Kong PolytechnicUniversity, Hong Kong, P.R. China

WTC2005-64346: Rail Corrugations Caused by Low Coeffi-cient of Friction in a Submarine Railway Tunnel (Poster#098)

Makoto Ishida, Railway Technical Research Institute, Tokyo,Japan, Fusayoshi Aoki, East Japan Railway Company,Saitama-shi, Saitama, Japan, Yasutomo Sone, Takumi Ban,Railway Technical Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan, Ken-suke Shirouzu, West Japan Railway Company, Osaka,Japan

TK 7 Magnetic Storage Systems TrackPlease Note: There are two Poster Presentation Sessionson this day. Presenters of the posters listed below should bepresent during the AM and PM session times to make theirpresentation.


7-7 Magnetic Storage Poster Session



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Session Chair: Jorge V. Hanchi, Seagate Technology,Bloomington, MN, United States

WTC2005-63316: Thickness and Processing Effects on theComposition and Actuating Force of Pb(Zr,Ti)O3 Thin-filmMicro-actuator for Hard Disk Drives (Poster #099)

Yang Jing, Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R. China, JianbinLuo, State Key Laboratory of Tribology, Beijing, P.R. China,Tianmin Shao, Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R. China

WTC2005-63320: Effects of Pitch Static Attitude and RollStatic Attitude on the Steady Performance of Air BearingSliders (Poster #100)

Hong Zhu, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, Inc., SanJose, CA, United States, David Bogy, University of Califor-nia, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, United States

WTC2005-63389: Analysis of Molecular Conformation ofPFPE on Hard Disk Surfaces by Considering the Dip-coat-ing Process (Poster #101)

Bo Zhang, Akira Nakajima, Saga University, Saga-shi,Saga, Japan

WTC2005-63558: Effect of Non-operational Shock on Inter-action between Suspension Lift-Tab and Load/UnloadRamp (Poster #102)

Aravind N. Murthy, University of California, San Diego, LaJolla, CA, United States, Eric M. Jayson, ATA Engineering,Inc., San Diego, CA, United States, Frank E. Talke, Univer-sity of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, United States

WTC2005-63628: Experimental Study of Bouncing Behav-ior of Spherical Slider on Stationary Magnetic Disk (Poster#103)

Kyosuke Ono, Kenji Nakagawa, Tokyo Institute of Technolo-gy, Tokyo, Japan

WTC2005-63738: Analysis of Impact-induced Head DiskInterface Damage During OP-Shock (Poster #104)

Ning Yu, Andreas A. Polycarpou, University of Illinois atUrbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States, Jorge V.Hanchi, Seagate Technology, Bloomington, MN, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63824: Simulation of In-plane Transverse Dis-placement of Tape (Poster #105)

Ryan Taylor, University of California at San Diego, La Jolla,CA, United States, Mo Chung, Yeungnam University,Kyungsan, Korea (Republic), Frank E. Talke, University ofCalifornia, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, United States

WTC2005-64176: Optimization of Air Bearing Slider Design(Poster #106)

Wending Fang, Yujuan Wang, Yunfei Chen, Southeast Uni-versity, Nanjing, Jiangsu, P.R. China

WTC2005-63862: A Model for Analyzing Multiasperity Con-tact of Thin Sheets with Real Surfaces on Both Sides(Poster #107)

John J. Jagodnik, Sinan Muftu, Northeastern University,Boston, MA, United States

WTC2005-63863: Stability of an Axially Accelerating StringSubjected to Frictional Guiding-Forces (Poster #108)

Giampaolo Zen, Sinan Muftu, Northeastern University,Boston, MA, United States

WTC2005-63887: Investigation and Validation of a FiniteElement Model for the Study of a Small Format MagneticTape Vacuum Column (Poster #109)

Edward Milich, Measurement Analysis Corporation, Tor-rance, CA, United States

WTC2005-64162: Scaling and Shock Response of SmallForm Factor Disk Drives (Poster #110)

Jianfeng Xu, Frank E. Talke, University of California at SanDiego, La Jolla, CA, United States

WTC2005-64395: Comparisons of Friction Characteristicsof a Lightly Loaded Pin Sliding over Magnetic Disks Coat-ed with Polar and Non-Polar PFPE Lubricants (Poster#111)

Yasunaga Mitsuya, Yinbo He, Hedong Zhang, Kenji Fukuza-wa, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan

WTC2005-64257: Pressure in Ultra Thin PerfluoropolyetherFilm (Poster #112)

Akiyoshi Kobayashi, Meijo University, Nagoya City, Japan,M. S. Mayeed, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, UnitedStates, Natsumi Kubota, Meijo University, Nagoya, Japan,Takahisa Kato, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

TK 13 Condition Monitoring and Knowledge-BasedMaintenance Track

Please Note: There are two Poster Presentation Sessionson this day. Presenters of the posters listed below should bepresent during the AM and PM session times to make theirpresentation.


13-4 Condition Monitoring Poster Session

WTC2005-63158: Analysis of Particulates From J52P408Oil Filters (Poster #113)

Gary Humphrey, Joint Oil Analysis Program Technical Sup-port, Pensacola, FL, United States

WTC2005-63178: Analyzing Oil Analysis, Part One (Poster#114)

Jack Poley, JPI, MIAMI, FL, United States

WTC2005-63695: New Generation of Smart Sensors(Poster #115)

Michel Murphy, Michel Murphy Enterprises, Montreal, QC,Canada, Chris Leigh-John, Andrew Baldwin, Tom Kent, Kit-tiwake Developements Ltd, West Sussex, BN17 7LU, UnitedKingdom

WTC2005-63928: Journal Bearing Misalignment as anExtension of Knowledge-Base of Large Power TurbosetDiagnostic System (Poster #116)

Marcin Luczak, The Szewalski Institute of Fluid-FlowMachinery PASci, Gdansk, Pomorskie, Poland

WTC2005-64221: Determining the Roughness of ContactSurfaces of the Rolling Bearings By the Methode of ShockPulses (Poster #117)

Vyara Pozhidaeva, University of Mining and Geology “St.Ivan Rilski”, 1700 Sofia, Sofia, Bulgaria

WTC2005-64385: Establishment of the Accuracy and Con-sistency of Using Automatic Image Analysis to ClassifyWear Debris Particles (Poster #118)

Violet F. Leavers, M. D. Hanlon, V4L Particles Ltd., Man-chester, United Kingdom

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TK 1 Wear of and Fatigue of Materials Track

9:00am - 11:40amRoom: Monroe East, Concourse Level

1-2 Abrasive/Erosive Wear

Session Organizer: Koji Kato, Tohoku University, Sendai,Japan

Session Co-Organizer: Ken’ichi Hiratsuka, Chiba Institute ofTechnology, Chiba, Japan

Session Chair: Ken’ichi Hiratsuka, Chiba Institute ofTechnology, Chiba, Japan

Session Co-Chair: Martin Dienwiebel, IAVF Antriebstech-nik AG, Karlsruhe, Germany

WTC2005-64273: The Role of Particle Motion in Abrasiveand Erosive Wear (Keynote)

Ian M. Hutchings, University of Cambridge, Cambridge,Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63997: Effect of Physical Properties of Solid Par-ticle on Erosion Wear of Ductile Materials

Bhupendra Gandhi, Girish Desale, Indian Institute of Tech-nology, Roorkee, India, Roorkee, Uttaranchal, India, S. C.Jain, Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Roorkee, India

WTC2005-63184: Applications of Impact Dynamics toAssessment of Composite Erosion Resistance

Irina Hussainova, Tallinn University of Technology, Tallinn,Estonia, Klaus-Peter Schade, SIVUS GmbH, Chemnitz Uni-versity of Technology, Chemnitz, Germany

WTC2005-63877: Solid Particle Erosion Behaviour of Plas-ma Sprayed Coatings on a Fe-Based Superalloy

Suryanarayan Mishra, Kamlesh Chandra, Satya Prakash,Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Roorkee, Uttran-chal, India

WTC2005-63111: Corrosion-Errosion Fatigue of PipelineTubes

Leonid Sosnovskiy, Tribofatigue Ltd., Gomel, Belarus,Vladimir Vorobyev, Alexei Kostyuchenko, Alexander Bor-dovskiy, Gomeltransneft “Druzhba”, Gomel, Belarus

WTC2005-64071: Modeling Abrasive Wear for PolymersUsing Intersecting Scratching Technique

Mark Wai Lup Chong, Sujeet Kumar Sinha, Seh-Chun Lim,National University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore

WTC2005-63999: Role of Surface Topography on Frictionand Transfer Layer Formation: A Study Using InclinedScratch Test

Satish V. Kailas, Pradeep L. Menezes, Kishore Kishore, Y.Sasidhar, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, Karnataka,India


9:00am - 11:40amRoom: Jefferson East, Concourse Level

2-9 K. L. Johnson Symposium IV

Session Organizer: Andreas A. Polycarpou, University of Illi-nois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL,United States

Session Chair: John A Williams, Cambridge UniversityEngineering Dept., Cambridge, Camb,United Kingdom

Session Co-Chair: Leon Keer, Northwestern University,Evanston, IL, United States

WTC2005-63238: A Comparison of Elastic Contact Model-ing Utilizing Statistical and Fractal Approaches

Lior Kogut, Qualcomm MEMS Technologies, Campbell, CA,United States, Robert Jackson, Auburn University, Auburn,AL, United States

WTC2005-64246: Scale Effects on Contact Deformation ofElastic-Plastic Solids

Kyriakos Komvopoulos, University of California, Berkeley,CT, United States

WTC2005-63090: Relating Surface Roughness to Subsur-face Stress

Ashlie Martini, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, Unit-ed States, S. Jordan Liu, Caterpillar Inc., Peoria, IL, UnitedStates, Baptiste Escoffier, Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau,France, Q. Jane Wang, Northwestern University, Evanston,IL, United States

WTC2005-63307: Numerical Simulation for Rough ContactIncorporating Plastic Deformation

Fan Wang, Leon Keer, Northwestern University, Evanston,IL, United States

WTC2005-63727: Contact Stiffness of New and Worn Sur-faces

Andres Soom, University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, UnitedStates, Catalin I. Serpe, Seagate Technology, Bloomington,MN, United States

WTC2005-64015: On the Frictional Behavior of an Incipi-ent-Sliding Contact of Sphere-on-Flat with High NormalLoads

Liming Chang, Penn State University, University Park, PA,United States

WTC2005-63510: Effects of Boundary Films on the Fric-tional Behavior of Rough-Surface Contacts in IncipientSliding

Liming Chang, Huan Zhang, Jonathan Lococo, Penn StateUniversity, University Park, PA, United States

WTC2005-63918: A Relationship between AutocorrelationLength and Adhesive Friction Behavior of Rough Surfaces

Yilei Zhang, Sriram Sundararajan, Iowa State University,Ames, IA, United States

TK 4 Additives and Tribochemistry Track

9:00am - 11:40amRoom: Thoroughbred, Concourse Level

4-1 Additives and Their Mechanisms

Session Organizer: Jean-Michel Martin, Ecole Centrale deLyon / LTDS, Ecully, France

Session Chair: Stephen Hsu, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD,United States

WTC2005-63361: Understanding the Tribological Chem-istry of Chlorine- and Sulfur- and Phosphorus-containingAdditives

Wilfred Tysoe, Department of Chemistry, Milwaukee, WI,United States

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WTC2005-64007: Quantum Chemical Studies of Free-Radi-cal, Hindered Phenol Stabilizers

Jim Pfaendtner, Q. Jane Wang, Linda J. Broadbelt, North-western University, Evanston, IL, United States

WTC2005-64186: A Very Effective Stabilizer for Perfluo-ropolyether Lubricants

Patrizia Maccone, Giovanni Boccaletti, Silvia Petricci, Ste-fano Radice, Solvay Solexis S.p.A, Bollate (MI), Italy

WTC2005-63120: Neat Ionic Liquids and Additives in Lubri-cation of Steel-Aluminum

Ana-Eva Jimenez, Maria Dolores Bermudez, Patricia Igle-sias, Francisco-Jose Carrión, Gines Martinez-Nicolas, Uni-versidad Politecnica de Cartagena, Cartagena, Spain

WTC2005-63650: Comparison of Aluminum Cold StripRolling Lubricant Additives

Arnaud Riss, Alcan, Sophia-Antipolis, France, Robert Com-barieu, Pierre Montmitonnet, Ecole des Mines de Paris,Sophia-Antipolis, France, Patrick Deneuville, Alcan,Voreppe, France

WTC2005-63348: Opportunities for Replacement of Phos-phorus and Dithiophosphates in Lubricating Oil withBorate Ester Additive Containing Nitrogen

Hu Jianqiang, Oil Research Institute, Xu Zhou, P.R. China,Yao Junbing, Chinese University of Mining and Technology,Xu Zhou, P.R. China, Du Zhanhe, Fourth Department ofLogistic Institute, Xu Zhou, P.R. China

WTC2005-64086: Mechanistic Modeling of Tribo-inducedChemical Reactions at Engineered Tribological Interfaces

Shenghua Li, ChevronTexaco Global Lubricants, Richmond,CA, United States, Ali Erdemir, Argonne National Laborato-ry, Argonne, IL, United States, Yuansheng Jin, State KeyLaboratory of Tribology, Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R.China

WTC2005-63592: Oxidation Chemistry of Primary and Sec-ondary Antioxidants

Tom Karis, Malika Carter, Hitachi Global Storage Technolo-gies, San Jose, CA, United States


9:00am - 11:40amRoom: Monroe West, Concourse Level

5-10 Conformal Contact Bearing V



Session Chair: Waldemar Dmochowski, NationalResearch Council, Institute for Aero-space Research, Ottawa, ON, Canada

WTC2005-63965: An Approximate Analytical Model ofThermohydrodynamic Estimation of Finite Length JournalBearings

Ionescu Mihail, “Stefan cel Mare” University, Suceava,Romania, Ionescu Vladimir-Codrin, “Spiru Haret” University,Bucuresti, Romania

WTC2005-64229: The Effect of Lubricant Viscosity-Temper-ature Characteristics on the Performance of Plain JournalBearings

Waldemar Dmochowski, National Research Council, Insti-tute for Aerospace Research, Ottawa, ON, Canada, MartinWebster, ExxonMobil Reseacrh and Engineering, Annan-dale, NJ, United States

WTC2005-63291: A New Model of Thermoelastohydrody-namic Lubrication in Dynamically Loaded Journal Bear-ings

Aurelian Fatu, Mohamed Hajjam, Dominique Bonneau, LMS- Université de Poitiers, Angouleme, France

WTC2005-63327: Computation of Thermal Deformation ofThrust Bearing Pad Concerning the Convection by Non-uniform Oil Flow

Makoto Hemmi, Mechanical Engineering Research Labora-tory, Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachinaka, Ibaraki, Japan, KoushuHagiya, Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachi, Japan, Katsuhisa Ichisawa,Sukeyuki Fujita, Hitachi Engineering Co., Ltd., Hitachi,Japan

WTC2005-64314: The Journal Bearing Analysis Suite, ANew Analytical Tool Applied and Presented

David A. Clark, David E. Brewe, US Army Vehicle Technolo-gy Directorate, Cleveland, OH, United States, Joseph L.Tevaarwerk, Applied Tribology, Fond-du-Lac, WI, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63522: Dynamic Modeling of a Dual ClearanceSqueeze Film Damper: Part III

Laurentiu Moraru, The University of Toledo, Toledo, OH,United States, Theo G. Keith Jr., NASA Glenn ResearchCenter, Cleveland, OH, United States, Florin Dimofte, TheUniversity of Toledo at NASA Glenn Research Center,Cleveland, OH, United States, David P. Fleming, NasaGlenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH, United States,Sorin Cioc, The University of Toledo, Toledo, OH, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63865: Chaotic Dynamics of Rotor Supported onTilting-Pad Journal Bearing (TPJB): A Review and CurrentWork

Issam Abu-Mahfouz, Penn State University at Harrisburg,Middletown, PA, United States

WTC2005-63325: Nonlinear Time Transient Stability Analy-sis of Multilobe Bearings

Sashindra Kumar Kakoty, Madhumita Kalita, T. Thivagar, IITGuwahati, Guwahati, Assam, India

TK 6 Machine Components Track

9:00am - 11:40amRoom: Hemisphere, Concourse Level

6-1 Gears and Gear Lubrication I


Session Chair: Erwin Zaretsky, NASA Glenn ResearchCenter, Cleveland, OH, United States

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TUESDAY

WTC2005-63187: Determination of Turboprop ReductionGearbox System Fatigue-Life and Reliability from Comput-er Generated Tests

Erwin Zaretsky, NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland,OH, United States, Michael Savage, The University ofAkron, Akron, OH, United States, David G. Lewicki, U.S.Army Research Laboratory, Cleveland, OH, United States

WTC2005-63424: New Challenges in Application of ThinHard Coatings on Heavy-Loaded Machine Components

Marian Szczerek, Remigiusz Michalczewski, Institute forTerotechnology, Tribology Department, Radom, Poland

WTC2005-63961: Friction and Wear of Engineering PolymerGears

Gabor Kalacska, Szent Istvan University, Godollo, Godollo,Hungary, Mihaly Kozma, Prof., Technical UniversityBudapest, Budapest, Hungary, Patrick De Baets, Ghent,Ghent, Belgium, Robert Keresztes, Laszlo Zsidai, Szent Ist-van University, Godollo, Hungary

WTC2005-63188: Tribology Without Friction: Limited TravelSolid State Design Elements

Eugene I. Rivin, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63352: Gear Pitting Life Prediction and Compar-ison with Experiments

Dong Zhu, Michael Bujold, Eaton Corporation, Southfield,MI, United States, Leon Keer, Northwestern University,Evanston, IL, United States

WTC2005-63177: The Influence of Lubricants on Gear Fail-ures

Radoslav Rakic, NIS-NAFTAGAS PROMET, Novi Sad,Yugoslavia, Zlata Rakic, Novi Sad, Yugoslavia

WTC2005-63201: Gear Micro Geometry Optimisation inAutomotive/Motorsport Engineering Applications

Ken Mao, Brunel University, Uxbridge, Middlesex, UnitedKingdom


9:00am - 11:40amRoom: Military, Concourse Level

7-4 Head-Disk Interface Tribology, Session A

Session Organizer: David B. Bogy, University of CaliforniaBerkeley, Berkeley, CA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Andreas A. Polycarpou, University ofIllinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana,IL, United States

Session Chair: Frank E. Talke, University of California,San Diego, La Jolla, CA, United States

WTC2005-63376: Effect of Glide Head and Suspension onGlide Detection

Dongman Kim, Samsung Information Systems America,Inc, San Jose, CA, CA, United States

WTC2005-63391: Accumulation Process of Liquid-likeChemicals on the Air Bearing Surface of a Slider in HardDisk Drives

Bo Zhang, Akira Nakajima, Saga University, Saga-shi,Saga, Japan

WTC2005-63529: A Study on the Efficacy of Airflow Mitiga-tion Devices in Hard Disk Drives

Sujit Kirpekar, David Bogy, University of California, Berkeley,Berkeley, CA, United States

WTC2005-63784: Parameter Effects on Thermal Protru-sions of Magnetic Head Sliders

Masayuki Kurita, Junguo Xu, Hitachi, Ltd., Odawara, Kana-gawa, Japan

WTC2005-63808: Write Protrusion Modulation for Sub-Nanometer Contact Interference

Bernhard Knigge, Robert N. Payne, Barry Stipe, PeterBaumgart, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, San Jose,CA, United States

WTC2005-64163: HDD Slider Air Bearing Design Optimiza-tion Using a Surrogate Model

Naozumi Tsuda, Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd., Atsugi, Kana-gawa, Japan, David Bogy, University of California, Berkeley,Berkeley, CA, United States

WTC2005-64256: The Effect of Thin Lubricant Films onAcoustic Emission Characteristics

Hiroo Taura, Nagaoka University of Technology, Nagaoka,Niigata, Japan, Toshihiko Takaki, Sony SemiconductorKyushu Corp., Kokubu, Kagoshima, Japan, MasahiroKawaguchi, AIST, Tsukuba, Japan, Satoru Kaneko, Nagao-ka University of Technology, Nagaoka, Niigata, Japan,Takahisa Kato, AIST, Tsukuba, Japan

WTC2005-63195: A Novel Method of Characterizing SliderDynamic Motion During Intermittent Head-Disk Contact

James Kiely, Yiao-Tee Hsia, Seagate Technology, Pitts-burgh, PA, United States


9:00am - 11:40amRoom: Jefferson West, Concourse Level

8-7 Superlubricity: Myth or Reality?


Session Co-Organizer: Ali Erdemir, Argonne National Labora-tory, Argonne, IL, United States

WTC2005-63930: Superlubricity of C60 IntercalatedGraphite Films (Keynote)

Kouji Miura, Aichi University of Education, Kariya, Japan,Naruo Sasaki, Seikei University, Musashino, Japan, DaisukeTsuda, Aichi University of Education, Kariya, Japan

WTC2005-63902: Dissipation Observed by Force Micro-scopy under Ultrahigh Vacuum Conditions

Ernst Meyer, Anisoara Socoliuc, Enrico Gnecco, SabineMaier, Alexis Baratoff, Urs Wyder, University of Basel,Basel, Switzerland, Roland Bennewitz, McGill University,Montreal, QC, Canada

WTC2005-63868: A Theoretical and Computational Studyof Superlubricity and the Role of the Roughness Exponent

Martin Muser, Carlos Campana, University of WesternOntario, London, ON, Canada

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WTC2005-64093: Effect of Atomic-Scale Surface Rough-ness on Friction

Mark Robbins, Binquan Luan, Johns Hopkins University,Baltimore, MD, United States, Sangil Hyun, KyungpookNational University, Daegu, Korea (Republic), Judith Harri-son, U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD, United States,Noam Bernstein, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington,DC, United States

WTC2005-63993: Atomistics of Friction Motohisa Hirano, Gifu University, Gifu, Japan

WTC2005-64173: What Causes Low Friction; What CausesHigh Friction

Steve Granick, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL, UnitedStates, Yingxi Zhu, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame,IN, United States

WTC2005-64323: First-Principles Study of Superlow Fric-tion Between Hydrogenated Diamond Surfaces

Salim Ciraci, Sefa Dag, Bilkent University, Ankara, Turkey


9:00am - 11:40amRoom: Cabinet, Concourse Level

12-3 Nanotribology IIISession Organizer: Kathy Wahl, U.S. Naval Research Lab-

oratory, Washington, DC, UnitedStates


Session Chair: Richard Chromik, Naval ResearchLaboratory, Washington, DC, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63233: Nanoscale Fretting Study by ScanningProbe Microscopy (Keynote)

Michael Varenberg, MPI, Stutgart, Germany, Izhak Etsion,Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel, Grigo-ry Halperin, Technion, Haifa, Israel

WTC2005-63735: Micro/Nano Scale Wear Behavior ofPearlitic and Bainitic Rail Steels

Ki Myung Lee, Andreas A. Polycarpou, University of Illinoisat Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

WTC2005-63544: Nanowear Mapping: A Novel AtomicForce Microscopy Based Approach for StudyingNanoscale Wear at High Sliding Velocities

Nikhil S. Tambe, Bharat Bhushan, The Ohio State Universi-ty, Columbus, OH, United States

WTC2005-63783: Wear Characteristics of Atomic ForceMicroscope Probe Tips

Koo-Hyun Chung, Dae-Eun Kim, Yonsei University, Seoul,Korea (Republic)

WTC2005-63475: Nano-wear of Polystyrene in Contact withHydrophilic and Hydrophobic Substrates: Influence ofInterfacial Interactions

Sophie Bistac, Marjorie Schmitt, ICSI - CNRS, MulhouseCedex, France, Achraf Ghorbal, ICSI, Mulhouse, France

WTC2005-63502: Friction-topography Correlations duringNanotribological Fatigue Testing of Bulk Polystyrene

Jonathan Bender, Chris Gibbs, University of South Carolina,Columbia, SC, United States

WTC2005-63232: Tribology Study on Poly(vinyl alcohol)-carbon Nanotubes Copolymer

Xuefeng Li, Department of Chemical Engineering, HubeiUniversity of Technology, Wuhan, Hubei Province, P.R.China, W. C. Guan, Department of Chemistry, HuazhongUniversity of Science and Technology, Wuhan, P.R. China,Kun Chen, Department of Chemical Engineering, HubeiUniversity of Technolog, Wuhan, Hubei Province, P.R. China


1:30pm - 3:30pmRoom: Monroe East, Concourse Level

1-3 Fatigue Wear

Session Organizer: Ken’ichi Hiratsuka, Chiba Institute ofTechnology, Chiba, Japan

Session Co-Organizer: Koji Kato, Tohoku University, Sendai,Japan

Session Chair: Sujeet Kumar Sinha, National Univer-sity of Singapore, Singapore, Singa-pore, Singapore

Session Co-Chair: Irina Hussainova, Tallinn University ofTechnology, Tallinn, Estonia

WTC2005-63055: Analogy Between the Full Curves ofFatigue Under Cyclic Loading and Under Friction

Leonid Sosnovskiy, Tribofatigue Ltd., Gomel, Belarus, Niko-lai Makhutov, A.A. Blagonravov Institute of Machine Studiesof the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moskow, Russia,Aleksandr Marchenko, BSUT, Gomel, Belarus

WTC2005-63082: Surprises of Tribo-Fatigue Leonid Sosnovskiy, Tribofatigue Ltd., Gomel, Belarus

WTC2005-63662: Experimental Investigations uponFatigue Life of Circular Contacts with Transversal Furrow

Delia Aurora Cerlinca, Emanuel Diaconescu, University ofSuceava, Suceava, Romania

WTC2005-63139: Wear and Failure Model for Lifetime Esti-mation of Solid Lubricated Rolling Contacts

Ion Madan, Li Xinyuan, Hulusi Bozkurt, Herbert Birkhofer,University of Technology Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Germany

WTC2005-64037: Rolling Contact Fatigue of Bearing Steelin Hydrogen Environment

Hiroyoshi Tanaka, Masaaki Hashimoto, Joichi Sugimura, YujiYamamoto, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan

WTC2005-63562: Influence of Material Property on Micro-pitting and Pitting Behavior

Tze-Chi Jao, Anthony J. Rollin, Afton Chemical Corporation,Richmond, VA, United States, Roscoe O. Carter, Ford MotorCompany, Dearborn, MI, United States, Chris J. Aylott, BrianA. Shaw, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, Newcastleupon Tyne, United Kingdom



2-10 K.L. Johnson Symposium V

Session Organizer: George G. Adams, Northeastern Univer-sity, Boston, MA, United States

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TUESDAY

Session Chair: Itzhak Green, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA,United States

Session Co-Chair: Daniel Nélias, LaMCoS, UMR CNRS5514 - INSA Lyon, Villeurbanne, France

WTC2005-64085: Models of Friction and Wear of DLC Films Feodor M. Borodich, Cardiff University, Cardiff, Wales, Unit-ed Kingdom, Chad S. Korach, State University of New Yorkat Stony Brook, Stony Brook, NY, United States, Leon Keer,Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, United States

WTC2005-63148: Multiple Loading-Unloading of an Elastic-Plastic Spherical Contact

Yuri Kadin, Technion, Haifa, Israel, Yuri Kligerman, IzhakEtsion, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel

WTC2005-63150: Failure Inception of a Spherical ContactUnder Slip and Stick Conditions for Various Material Prop-erties

Victor Brizmer, Yuri Kligerman, Izhak Etsion, Technion-IsraelInstitute of Technology, Haifa, Israel

WTC2005-63636: Deterministic Model for Rubber-MetalContact Including the Interaction Between Asperities

Elena Loredana Deladi, Netherlans Institute for MetalsResearch/University of Twente, Enschede, Netherlands,Matthijn de Rooij, Dik Schipper, University of Twente,Enschede, Netherlands

WTC2005-63812: Elasto-Plastic Asperity Contacts of Lay-ered Media

Qin Xie, Geng Liu, Tianxiang Liu, Ruiting Tong, QuanrenZeng, Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xian, Shaanxi,P.R. China

WTC2005-63810: Thermal Elasto-Plastic Contact Model ofRough Surfaces

Geng Liu, Tianxiang Liu, Qin Xie, Northwestern Polytechni-cal University, Xian, Shaanxi, P.R. China, Fanghui Shi, Gen-eral Motor company, Detroit, MI, United States

TK 4 Additives And Tribochemistry Track


4-2 Tribochemistry

Session Organizer: Stephen Hsu, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD,United States

Session Chair: Keiji Nakayama, AIST, Tsukuba, JapanSession Co-Chair: Richard Gates, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD,

United States

WTC2005-64399: Tribochemistry Of Materials (Keynote)Stephen Hsu, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, United States

WTC2005-63880: Study of Surface Films of Overbased Sul-fonates and Sulfurized Olefins by X-Ray Absorption NearEdge Structure (XANES) Spectroscopy

Michael Costello, Crompton, Middlebury, CT, United States

WTC2005-63459: The Role of Electron Emission in Tribo-chemistry: A Review

Michael Furey, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, United States,Czeslaw Kajdas, Warsaw University of Technology, 09-400Plock, Poland, Gustavo Molina, Georgia Southern Universi-ty, Statesboro, GA, United States, Brian Vick, Virginia Tech,Blacksburg, VA, United States

WTC2005-63509: Tribomechanical-Chemical Effects andVisualisation of Additive’s Layer Formation in EngineCrankcase Oil between Sliding Pairs

Hakan Kaleli, Yildiz Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey,Yves Berthier, INSA de Lyon - LaMCoS, VilleurbanneCedex, France

WTC2005-63950: Experimental Study on Influences ofElectric Double Layer on Thin Film Lubrication

Xinjie Wang, Shaoxian Bai, Ping Huang, South China Uni-versity of Technology, Guangzhou, Guangdong, P.R. China



5-11 Conformal Contact Bearing VI

Session Organizer: Benyebka Bou-Saïd, INSA, Villeurbanne,France (Metro)

Session Chair: Michel Fillon, Univerity of Poitiers, Futuro-scope Chasseneuil Cedex, France(Metro)

WTC2005-64381: Challenges and Solutions of RecentThick-Film Bearings (Keynote)

Masato Tanaka, National Institution for Academic Degreesand University Evaluation, Tokyo, Japan

WTC2005-63067: Design, Analysis and Testing of anInside-Out Tilting-Pad Journal Bearing with Real-TimeControllable Preload and Stiffness

Maurice L. Adams, Jr., Michael A. Laurich, Case WesternReserve University, Cleveland, OH, United States

WTC2005-63182: Investigation of the HydrodynamicBehavior of New Construction Hydrodynamic Tilting - PadJournal Bearing

Vladas Vekteris, Vadim Mokshin, Vilnius Gediminas Techni-cal University (VGTU), Vilnius, Lithuania

WTC2005-63276: Identification of Bearing Force Coeffi-cients in Flexible Rotors: Extensions to a Field Method

Luis San Andres, Texas A&M University, College Station,TX, United States, Oscar de Santiago, Dresser-Rand Com-pany, Olean, NY, United States

WTC2005-63392: Using Transient Solutions to ReynoldsEquation to Determine Bearing Forces

Ningsheng Feng, Eric J. Hahn, Yuqiao Lou, University ofNew South Wales, Sydney, NSW, Australia



6-10 Design and Testing of Mechanical TribologicalSystems I



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WTC2005-63024: Design of Tribological Systems Nam P. Suh, MIT, Cambridge, MA, United States, MathewSweetland, Tribotek, Inc., Burlington, MA, United States

WTC2005-63328: Application of Hydromechatronics forStudying the Motion Accuracy of the Working Parts ofTechnological Machines

Vladas Vekteris, Mindaugas Jurevichius, Vilnius GediminasTechnical University, Vilniaus-9, Lithuania

WTC2005-64111: Design, Analysis and Fabrication of aSix-Legged Walking Machine

Rakesh Sehgal, National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur,Himachal Pradesh, India, Ashutosh Tiwari, Vivek Sood,Infosys Technologies Ltd., Mysore, Karnataka, India

WTC2005-64223: Coupled Evolution of Load Distributionand Wear on Lead Screw Threads

Thierry Blanchet, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY,United States

WTC2005-64122: On the Kinematics and Kinetics ofMechanical Seals, Rotors, and Wobbling Bodies

Itzhak Green, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA, United States



7-5 Adhesion and Contact in HDIs, Session B



Session Chair: Mathew Mate, Hitachi Global StorageTechnologies, San Jose, CA, UnitedStates

Session Co-Chair: Dongman Kim, Samsung InformationSystems America, Inc, San Jose, CA,CA, United States

WTC2005-63285: Experimental Study of High-speed Con-tact at Head-disk Interface in a Magnetic Hard Disk

Mingwu Bai, Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics,Lanzhou, P.R. China, Stephen Hsu, NIST, Gaithersburg,MD, United States

WTC2005-63384: Stability and Dynamics of Non-linearSlider Behaviour due to Disk Waviness in the Presence ofIntermolecular and Electrostatic Forces

Vineet Gupta, David B. Bogy, University of California, Berke-ley, Berkeley, CA, United States

WTC2005-63682: A Scanning Method to Study the Influ-ence of Roughness, Microwaviness, and Lubricant Thick-ness Variation on Slider Dynamics

Maik Duwensee, UCSD, La Jolla, CA, United States, Bern-hard Knigge, Peter Baumgart, Hitachi Global Storage Tech-nologies, San Jose, CA, United States, Frank E. Talke, Uni-versity of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA, United States

WTC2005-64263: Study of Contact Bouncing Vibration ofFlying Head Slider in Near-Contact Regime

Masami Yamane, Kyosuke Ono, Tokyo Institute of Technolo-gy, Tokyo, Japan

WTC2005-64313: Friction Effect on Loading Process andMultiple Stable Flying States of Air Bearing Sliders

Qinghua Zeng, Fu-Ying Huang, Hitachi Global StorageTechnologies, San Jose, CA, United States

WTC2005-63704: CMP and Nano-characterization of Mag-netic Head Wafer Films

Jonathon Garcia, Elon Terrell, C. Fred Higgs III, CarnegieMellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, United States



8-11 Superlubricity II

Session Organizer: Ali Erdemir, Argonne National Labora-tory, Argonne, IL, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Jean-Michel Martin, Ecole Centrale deLyon / LTDS, Ecully, France

Session Chair: Jacqueline Krim, North Carolina StateUniversity, Raleigh, NC, United States

Session Co-Chair: Kouji Miura, Aichi University of Educa-tion, Kariya, Japan

WTC2005-63980: Superlubricity and Near-Wearless Slidingin Carbon Films


WTC2005-64321: The Effect of Nitrogen on Friction andWear of Hard Materials

Koji Kato, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan

WTC2005-63659: New Insights on Superlow Friction Mech-anisms of Hydrogenated Amorphous Carbon

Julien Fontaine, Ecole Centrale de Lyon - LTDS - UMR 5513CNRS/ECL/ENISE, Ecully Cedex, France

WTC2005-63953: Towards Superlubricity under BoundaryLubrication

Jean-Michel Martin, Maria-Isabel De-Barros, Thierry LeMogne, Ecole Centrale de Lyon / LTDS, Ecully, France,Makoto Kano, Technology Research Laboratory No. 1, Nis-san Motor Co., Ltd.,Yokohama, Japan

WTC2005-64012: Suppression of Moisture Effects on Low-Friction Performance of Hydrogenated Carbon Films

Yip-Wah Chung, Materials Science and Engineering, North-western University, Evanston, IL, United States

WTC2005-64003: Atomic-scale Observation of Superlu-bricity

Martin Dienwiebel, IAVF Antriebstechnik AG, Karlsruhe,Germany, Gertjan S. Verhoeven, FOM Institute for Atomicand Molecular Physics, Amsterdam, Netherlands, PradeepNamboodiri, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, United States, HennyW. Zandbergen, Laboratory of Materials Science, Delft Uni-versity of Technology, Delft, Netherlands, Joost W. M.Frenken, Kamerlingh Onnes Laboratory, Leiden University,Leiden, Netherlands



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TUESDAY

12-4 Nanomechanics I

Session Organizer: Timothy Ovaert, University of NotreDame, Notre Dame, IN, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Kathryn J. Wahl, Naval Research Lab-oratory, Washington DC, DC, UnitedStates

Session Chair: Timothy Ovaert, University of NotreDame, Notre Dame, IN, United States

WTC2005-63878: Nanotribology and Nano-mechanics ofBiomaterials: The Keratin Fiber

Gustavo S. Luengo, L’Oréal, Aulnay sous Bois, France,Sophie Pavan, Centrale Lyon Innovation, Ecully, France,Jean-Luc Loubet, Ecole Centrale de Lyon, Ecully Cedex,France, James Smith, University of Portsmouth,Portsmouth, United Kingdom, Jean Paul Chapel, ClaudeBernard Lyon 1 University, Villeurbanne, France, StefanHengsberger, Andrzej Kulilk, Ecole Polytechnique Federalede Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland

WTC2005-64011: Mechanical Properties of ZnDTP Tri-bofilms Measured by Nanoindentation at Controlled Tem-perature

Sandrine Bec, CNRS - Ecole Centrale de Lyon, EcullyCedex, France, Karim Demmou, Jean-Luc Loubet, EcoleCentrale de Lyon, Ecully Cedex, France, Sophie Pavan,Centrale Lyon Innovation, Ecully, France, Clotilde Minfray,Ecole Centrale de Lyon, Lyon, Lyon, France, Jean-MichelMartin, Ecole Centrale de Lyon / LTDS, Ecully, France

WTC2005-63284: Determination of Young’s Modulus andPoisson’s Ratio of Coatings with Non-destructive Indenta-tion

S. Jordan Liu, Caterpillar Inc., Peoria, IL, United States, Q.Jane Wang, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, UnitedStates

WTC2005-64001: Determination of Residual Stresses fromthe Unloading Curve of Nanoindentation

Zhi-Hui Xu, Xiaodong Li, University of South Carolina,Columbia, SC, United States

WTC2005-63779: Effect of Phase Transformation of NiTiAlloy on Frictional Behavior at the Micro Scale

Yunkai Dong, Xiangjun Zhang, Yi Xiong, Shizhu Wen, StateKey Laboratory of Tribology, Beijing, Beijing, P.R. China

WTC2005-63706: A Micromechanical Dislocation Model ofRough Surface Contact Plasticity

Yanfei Gao, Brown University, Providence, RI, United States


4:00pm - 5:40pmRoom: Monroe East, Concourse Level

1-4 Machine Elements Wear



Session Chair: Ian M. Hutchings, University of Cam-bridge, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire,United Kingdom

Session Co-Chair: Susan Enders, MPI for MetalsResearch, Stuttgart, Germany

WTC2005-63866: A Retrospective View of Wear Researchand Some Emerging Challenges

Peter J. Blau, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,TN, United States

WTC2005-63318: Study on the Wear of Wheel Flange/RailGauge Face

Jin Ying, Makoto Ishida, Railway Technical Research Insti-tute, Tokyo, Japan

WTC2005-63366: White Etching Layer and Rolling ContactFatigue of Rail

Robert I. Carroll, John H. Beynon, Department of Engineer-ing Materials, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63635: Rolling Noise and Wear Mode of Wheel onRailway

Takanori Obara, Railway Technical Institute, Kokubunji,Japan, Tadao Ohyama, Tess Ltd., Kokubunnji, Japan, KojiKato, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan

WTC2005-63731: Tribological Studies of Compressor Sur-faces in the Presence of Carbon Dioxide Under ExtremeEnvironmental Pressure Conditions

Nicholaos G. Demas, Andreas A. Polycarpou, University ofIllinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States



3-7 Environmentally-Friendly Lubricants

Session Organizer: Nigel Battersby, Shell Global Solutions(UK), Chester, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63503: Environmentally Acceptable Lubricants:Current Status and Future Opportunities

Nigel Battersby, Shell Global Solutions (UK), Chester, Unit-ed Kingdom

WTC2005-63484: Sunflower Based Grease for Heavy DutyApplications

Javier Barriga, Ana Aranzabe, Amaia Igartua, Tekniker,Eibar, Spain

WTC2005-63786: Coconut Oil as Bio Lubricant — Study ofthe Anti-Wear Properties Using Quantum Chemical Calcu-lations and Tribological Tests

N. H. Jayadas, Cochin University of Science and Technolo-gy, Cochin, Kerala, India, K. Prabhakaran Nair, NationalInstitute of Technology Calicut, Calicut, Kerala, India

WTC2005-64245: Characteristic Study of BiodegradableRestructured Soybean Oil

Bin Wang, Dehua Tao, Shanghai University, Shanghai, P.R.China

WTC2005-63523: Next Generation Feedstocks from NewFrontiers in Oil Seed Engineering

Jack Grushcow, M. A. Smith, Linnaeus Plant Sciences, Inc.,Vancouver, BC, Canada

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3-8 Experimental Lubricant Rheology

Session Organizer: Hugh A. Spikes, Imperial College London,London, United Kingdom

Session Chair: Andy Olver, Imperial College London,London, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63100: High-Pressure Viscometry and Dilatome-try for Lubricant Oils in a Diamond Anvil Cell up to 6 GPa

Yuichi Nakamura, Mie University, Faculty of Engineering,Tsu, Mie, Japan, Kazuyuki Sanda, Honda Engineerring Co.,Ltd., Haga-Gun Tochigi-Pref., Japan, Hideki Matsubo, Stu-dent, Graduate School, Mie University, Tsu, Japan

WTC2005-63329: High Pressure Lubricant Property Mea-surements.

Bo O. Jacobson, Lund University, Machine Elements, Lund,Sweden

WTC2005-63580: Disk-like Compounds Showing Low Trac-tion Coefficient under EHL Contacts

Ken Kawata, Fuji Photo Film Co. Ltd., Kanagawa, Japan

WTC2005-63686: A Simple Investigation Method of Rheo-logical Properties of Molecular Substances

Emanuel Diaconescu, Oana Miron Onciul, Mircea Balan,University of Suceava, Suceava, Suceava, Romania

WTC2005-64190: Nano/Micro-rheology of Perfluoropoly-ether Lubricants

Hyoung J. Choi, Inha University, Inchon, Korea (Republic),Qian Guo, Pil Seung Chung, Myung S. Jhon, Carnegie Mel-lon University, Pittsburgh, PA, United States



5-12 Conformal Contact Bearing VII



Session Chair: John Tichy, Renssealer Poly Institute,Troy, NY, United States

WTC2005-63680: Influence of Deformation Effects on aMisaligned Plain Journal Bearing

Jean Bouyer, University of Poitiers, Futuroscope Chas-seneuil Cedex, France, Michel Fillon, Univerity of Poitiers,Futuroscope Chasseneuil Cedex, France (Metro)

WTC2005-63803: The Narrow Groove Analysis Revisited Coda H. T. Pan, Global Technology, Millbury, MA, UnitedStates, Luis San Andres, Texas A&M University, CollegeStation, TX, United States

WTC2005-63860: Simulation and Optimum Design of Jour-nal Porous Metal Bearing under ElastohydrodynamicLubrication

Aleksandar B. Marinkovic, Mechanical Engineering FacultyBelgrade, Belgrade 35, Serbia, Yugoslavia, FriedrichFranek, Andreas Pauschitz, AC2T Research GmbH, WienerNeustadt, Austria

WTC2005-63795: Optimization of Groove Dimensions inSpiral-Grooved Journal Bearings for Spindles of PrecisionEquipments

Tomoko Hirayama, Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan,Naomi Yamaguchi, Japan/Ryukoku University, Shiga, Japan,Shingo Sakai, Japan/Osaka Electro-Communication Univer-sity, Osaka, Japan, Noriaki Hishida, Japan/Spindle DeviceLaboratory, Kyoto, Japan, Hiroshi Yabe, Japan/Osaka Elec-tro-Communication University, Osaka, Japan

WTC2005-64351: Locally Refined Finite ElementApproaches for Journal-Bearing System Analysis

Shangwu Xiong, Q. Jane Wang, Northwestern University,Evanston, IL, United States, Chih Lin, Baker Hughes, Inc.,Houston, TX, United States, Wing Kam Liu, NorthwesternUniversity, Evanston, IL, United States, Dong Zhu, B.Lisowsky, Eaton Corporation, Southfield, MI, United States,Q. Yang, Federal-Mogul Technical Center, Plymouth, MI,United States



6-11 Design and Testing of Mechanical TribologicalSystems II



WTC2005-63341: Lubrication and Dynamic Characteristicsof a Cylinder Block in an Axial Piston Pump

Yoon Chul Rhim, Sung Yong Ahn, Yonsei University, Seoul,Korea (Republic), Yeh Sun Hong, Hankuk Aviation Universi-ty, Seoul, Korea (Republic)

WTC2005-63381: Scuffing Failure Analysis due to an Abra-sive Contaminant in High Pressure Injection Fuel System

Tayyaba Sultana, Badar Rashid, National University of Sci-ences and Technology (NUST), Islamabad, Pakistan, M.Afzaal Malik, National University of Sciences and Technolo-gy, Rawalpindi, Pakistan, Obaid Ur Rehman, AdministrativeDepartment, Punjab University, Islamabad, Pakistan

WTC2005-63858: Thrust Bearing-Relieving Disk of Multi-stage Centrifugal Pump

Stanislaw Strzelecki, Lodz University of Technology, Lodz,Poland, Andrzej Korczak, Stanislaw Mikula, Silesian Univer-sity of Technology, Gliwice, Poland

WTC2005-64270: Experimental Investigation of the DesignParameters and of the Working Conditions on the GlobalCharacteristics of a Squeeze Film Damper

Cyril Defaye, Université de Poitiers, Chasseneuil, France,Philippe Carpentier, Charles Debailleux, Polytech-Lille, Lille,France, Mihaï Arghir, Olivier Bonneau, Université dePoitiers, Chasseneuil, France, Frédéric Imbourg, SnecmaMoteurs, Villaroche, France

WTC2005-63073: Development of Friction Drive Transmis-sion

Xiaolan Ai, Matthew Wilmer, David Lawrentz, The TimkenCompany, Canton, OH, United States

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TUESDAY



7-6 Magnetic Storage Protective Lubricants, Session C



Session Chair: Norio Tagawa, Kansai University,Suita, Japan

Session Co-Chair: Jing Gui, Seagate Technology, Fre-mont, CA, United States

WTC2005-63058: Stiffness and Damping of MolecularlyThin PFPE Lubricant Bridging Between Magnetic Disk andDiamond Probe Tip

Yasunaga Mitsuya, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan,Yasuji Ohshima, Aichi Konan College, Konan, Japan, Hedo-ng Zhang, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan, Kei Aoyama,Space Communication Corporation, Tokyo, Japan, Toshiyu-ki Kawai, Kenji Fukuzawa, Nagoya University, Nagoya,Japan

WTC2005-63165: Issues in Vapor Phase Lubrication ofMagnetic Data Storage Media

Andrew Gellman, Yang Yun, Carnegie Mellon University,Pittsburgh, PA, United States

WTC2005-63634: Tribological Characteristics of NewlySynthesized Multi-functional PFPE lubricants

Hiroshi Chiba, Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd., Atsugi, Japan,Eishin Yamakawa, Takeshi Tokairin, Yamagata Fujitsu Ltd.,Higashine, Japan, Yukiko Oshikubo, Keiji Watanabe, FujitsuLaboratories Ltd., Atsugi, Japan

WTC2005-63823: Effect of Molecular Weight (MW) and End-groups on the Thermal and Lewis-acid Catalyzed Decom-position of Fomblin Z-type Lubricants

Lei Li, Paul M. Jones, Alexei G. Merzlikine, Yiao-Tee Hsia,Seagate Technology, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

WTC2005-64308: Deposition and Measurement ofNanoscale Complex Hydrocarbon Films on Magnetic HardDisk Surfaces

Richard Gates, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, United States,Selda Gunsel, Shell, Houston, TX, United States, StephenHsu, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, United States



8-12 Superlubricity III

Session Organizer: Ali Erdemir, Argonne National Labora-tory, Argonne, IL, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Jean-Michel Martin, Ecole Centrale deLyon / LTDS, Ecully, France

Session Chair: Enrico Gnecco, University of Basel,Basel, Switzerland

WTC2005-63892: Experimental Study on Superlubricity ofAg Nanometer-Thick-Layers by Sliding on a MacroscopicSystem

Minoru Goto, Hino Motors, Ltd., Hino, Tokyo, Japan, Fumihi-ro Honda, Toyota Technological Institute, Nagoya, AichiPref., Japan, Tsunamitsu Nakahara, Tokyo Institute of Tech-nology, Tokyo, Japan

WTC2005-63898: Adhesion and Friction on the NanometerScale: Energy Dissipation during Sliding of AntimonyIslands on Graphite and MoS2

Udo Schwarz, Yale University, New Haven, CT, UnitedStates, Claudia Ritter, Humboldt University, Berlin, Ger-many, Markus Heyde, Fritz-Haber Institute of the Max-Planck Society, Berlin, Germany, Klaus Rademann, Hum-boldt University, Berlin, Germany

WTC2005-64148: Low Friction in Boundary Lubrication –By Structure or Dynamics?

Manfred Heuberger, Tanja Drobek, Swiss Federal Instituteof Technology, Zürich, ZH, Switzerland

WTC2005-64097: QCM Studies of Phononic and Electron-ic Contributions to Sliding Friction in Adsorbed Monolay-ers

Jacqueline Krim, North Carolina State University, Raleigh,NC, United States

WTC2005-63927: Phase Structure and Lubricity of In-situGenerated Protective Layer on Worn Metal Surfaces inPresence of Mg6Si4O10(OH)8

Yuansheng Jin, He Yang, Feng Wang, Shenghua Li,Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R. China, Clotilde Minfray,Ecole Centrale de Lyon, Lyon, France



12-5 Nanomechanics II

Session Organizer: Timothy Ovaert, University of NotreDame, Notre Dame, IN, United States

Session Chair: Yanfei Gao, Brown University, Provi-dence, RI, United States

WTC2005-63597: A Study on Adhesion Between Mold andResist in Nanoimprint Lithography

Kwang-Seop Kim, Ji-Hoon Kang, Kyung-Woong Kim, KoreaAdvanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST),Daejeon, Korea (Republic)

WTC2005-63710: Characteristics and NanotribologicalApplications of Scanning Wear

Dehua Yang, Ryan J. Stromberg, Richard J. Nay, Thomas J.Wyrobek, Hysitron, Inc., Minneapolis, MN, United States

WTC2005-63323: Nano-Mechanical Property and Nano-Tri-bological Behaviors of Nitrogen-Doped Diamond-Like(DLC) Coatings

Ruijun Zhang, Yanshan University, Qinhuangdao, HebeiProvince, P.R. China, Hongtao Ma, Xinke Electronic Materi-als Company, Dongguan, P.R. China

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WTC2005-63652: Effects of Adhesion and Friction on thePattern Transfer in Nanoimprint Lithography: A MolecularDynamics Simulation

Ji-Hoon Kang, Kwang-Seop Kim, Kyung-Woong Kim, KoreaAdvanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST),Daejeon, Korea (Republic)

WTC2005-63547: MD Simulation of Atomic-scale FrictionInvolving a Gold Surface under the Influence of Strain

Hualong Yu, Mechanical Engineering, Northwestern Univer-sity, Evanston, IL, United States, Q. Jane Wang, Wing KamLiu, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, United States,Yip-Wah Chung, Materials Science and Engineering, North-western University, Evanston, IL, United States

Wednesday, September, 14

Plenary Speaker

8:00am - 9:00amRoom: International Ballroom East, Concourse Level

Animal Joint Lubrication: Nature’s ‘Fail-Safe’ Mecha-nisms and What Happens When it FailsVan C. Mow, Columbia University, New York, NY, UnitedStates



1-5 Sliding Wear/Modeling I



Session Chair: W. Mark Rainforth, The University ofSheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom

Session Co-Chair: Koshi Adachi, Tohoku University,Sendai, Japan

WTC2005-64231: The Challenges of Sliding Wear (Keynote)David A Rigney, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH,United States

WTC2005-63279: Wear Mechanisms in Dry Sliding FrictionTests of Copper Versus Steel

Susan Enders, MPI for Metals Research, Stuttgart, Ger-many

WTC2005-64068: Effect of Reciprocal Sliding on Severe-Mild Wear Transition

Ken’ichi Hiratsuka, Harukuni Sayama, Chiba Institute ofTechnology, Chiba, Japan, Braham Prakash, Luleå Univer-sity of Technology, Luleå, Sweden

WTC2005-63690: Friction-induced Phase Transformationsof Cu-Al during Severe Wear

Sudeep Ingole, Hong Liang, Texas A&M University, CollegeStation, TX, United States

WTC2005-64004: Fundamental Wear mechanisms on theNanoscale

Martin Dienwiebel, Dmitry Shakhvorostov, Klaus Poehl-mann, Matthias Scherge, IAVF Antriebstechnik AG, Karl-sruhe, Germany

WTC2005-63199: Widening Classical Wear Laws To TheConcept Of Third Body

Nicolas Fillot, Ivan Iordanoff, INSA de Lyon, Villeurbanne,France, Yves Berthier, INSA de Lyon - LaMCoS, Villeur-banne Cedex, France

WTC2005-63494: Modelling the Wear Process of Inhomo-geneous Bodies

Irina G. Goryacheva, Institute for Promlems in Mechanics ofthe Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia



3-9 Liquid Lubricants

Session Organizer: Hugh A. Spikes, Imperial College, Lon-don, United Kingdom

Session Chair: Selda Gunsel, Shell Global Solutions,Houston, TX, United States

WTC2005-63326: Some Tribological Properties of an IonicLiquid

Takashi Nogi, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Chofu,Tokyo, Japan

WTC2005-63434: Investigation of Some Liquid Lubricantsfor Potential Aerospace Application

Liu Weimin, Weng Lijun, Feng Dapeng, Wang Haizhong,Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics, Lanzhou, P.R. China

WTC2005-63563: Effect of Detailed Base Oil Structure onOxidation Performance of Automatic Transmission Fluids

Mark Devlin, Randall Baren, Sam Tersigni, Afton ChemicalCompany, Richmond, VA, United States, Tze-Chi Jao, AftonChemical Corporation, Richmond, VA, United States

WTC2005-63744: Novel Ionic Liquid Lubricants for Aero-space and MEMs

Barbara J. Kinzig, Paul Sutor, Surfaces Research, Lenexa,KS, United States, W. Gregory Sawyer, Alison Rennie,Pamela Dickrell, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, Unit-ed States

WTC2005-63983: Meeting the Lubrication Challenges ofHeavy Duty Low Emission Diesel Engines

Keith Selby, Shell Global Solutions Inc., Houston, TX, Unit-ed States, David Colbourne, Shell Global Solutions,Chester, United Kingdom, Matthew Urbanak, Shell GlobalSolutions, Houston, TX, United States, Helmut Leonhardt,Shell Global Solutions, Hamburg, Germany, StephaneBeviere, Frank Machatschek, Phil Burnett, Shell Lubricants,London, United Kingdom

WTC2005-64089: Film-forming Properties of Estolides Girma Biresaw, Dr. Terry A. Isbell, USDA, Peoria, IL, UnitedStates, Steven C. Cermak, UDSA, ARS, NCAUR, Peoria, IL,United States

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WTC2005-64316: Heat Transfer Properties of Engine Oils Scott Wrenick, Paul Sutor, Surfaces Research, Lenexa, KS,United States, Harold Pangilinan, Ernest E. Schwarz, U.S.Army Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command, Warren,MI, United States

WTC2005-63164: Wear Behaviour of Binary Oil MixturesUnder Extreme-Pressure Conditions

Jose E. Fernandez Rico, Antolin E. Hernandez Battez, Uni-versity of Oviedo, Gijon, Asturias, Spain, Rogelio ChouRodriguez, University of Cienfuegos, Cienfuegos, Cienfue-gos, Cuba



4-3 ZDDP and its Mechanisms


Session Chair: Wilfred Tysoe, Department of Chemistry,Milwaukee, WI, United States

Session Co-Chair: Nicholas Spencer, Swiss Federal Instituteof Technology (ETHZ), Zürich, Switzer-land

WTC2005-63960: Antiwear Chemistry in Presence of ZDDP(Keynote)

Jean-Michel Martin, Ecole Centrale de Lyon / LTDS, Ecully,France, Clotilde Minfray, Ecole Centrale de Lyon, Lyon,Lyon, France

WTC2005-64290: The Role of Temperature and SubstratePairing in the Tribochemistry of Phosphorus-based Addi-tives (Keynote)

Nicholas Spencer, Roman Heuberger, Janine Antifakos,Antonella Rossi, Department of Materials, ETH-Zurich, CH-8093 Zurich, Switzerland

WTC2005-63246: Tribofilms Generated from ZDDP andDDP on Steel Surfaces: Part 1, Growth, Wear and Morphol-ogy

Zefu Zhang, University of Western Ontario, London, ON,Canada, Elaine, S Yamaguchi, Chevron Oronite CompanyLLC, Richmond, CA, United States, Masoud Kasrai, G.Michael Bancroft, University of Western Ontario, London,ON, Canada

WTC2005-63251: Tribofilms Generated from ZDDP andDDP on Steel Surfaces: Part 2, Chemistry

Zefu Zhang, University of Western Ontario, London, ON,Canada, Elaine S. Yamaguchi, Chevron Oronite CompanyLLC, Richmond, CA, United States, Masoud Kasrai, G.Michael Bancroft, Michael E. Fleet, Xiaoyang Liu, Universityof Western Ontario, London, ON, Canada

WTC2005-63954: Molecular Mechanisms of Anti-Wear PadFormation and Functionality

Nicholas J. Mosey, Martin Muser, Tom K. Woo, University ofWestern Ontario, London, ON, Canada

WTC2005-64188: Friction-induced Change of BoronHybridization in Lubricant Additives

David Philippon, Laboratoire de Tribologie et Dynamiquedes Systemes, Ecole Centrale de Lyon, Ecully, France,Maria-Isabel De-Barros, Thierry Le Mogne, Jean-MichelMartin, Ecole Centrale de Lyon / LTDS, Ecully, France,Masoud Kasrai, Department of Chemistry, University ofWestern Ontario, London, ON, Canada


9:20am - 12:00pmRoom: Lincoln West, Concourse Level

6-4 Tribology in Transportation I


Session Chair: Michael Khonsari, Louisiana State Uni-versity, Baton Rouge, LA, United States

WTC2005-63288: Evaluation of Ultra High Speed MicroTraction Drive

Takeshi Yoshimi, Yasuyoshi Tozaki, Akihiko Umeda, Mit-subishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. Technical HeadquartersNagasaki Research & Development Center, Nagasaki,Japan, Isamu Shiostu, Hiroyuki Sonobe, Mitsubishi HeavyIndustries, Ltd., Nagoya, Japan, Susumu Matsumoto,Waseda University, Kitakyushu, Japan

WTC2005-63514: The Frictional Stability of Wet Clutch Fric-tion Materials Investigated on a Small Scale Test-rig

Wouter Ost, Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium, Patrick DeBaets, Ghent, Ghent, Belgium

WTC2005-63532: Thermal Influence on Torque Transfer ofWet Clutches in Limited Slip Differential Applications

Pär Marklund, Rikard Mäki, Luleå University of Technology,Luleå, Sweden, Joonyoung Jang, Michael Khonsari,Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, United States,Roland Larsson, Erik Höglund, Luleå University of Technol-ogy, Luleå, Sweden, Bager Ganemi, Statoil Lubricants,Nynäshamn, Sweden, Richard Olsson, Haldex Traction AB,Landskrona, Sweden

WTC2005-63559: Thermoelastic Instability in an AutomaticTransmission Clutch with a ‘Finger’ Piston

Przemyslaw Zagrodzki, Wenping Zhao, Raybestos ProductsCompany, Crawfordsville, IN, United States

WTC2005-63292: The Transient Thermal Stress and Deflec-tion of a Brake

Yuan Mao Huang, Shi-Han Chen, National Taiwan Universi-ty, Taipei, WA, Taiwan/P.R. China

WTC2005-63365: Analysis of Heat Partitioning inWheel/Rail and Wheel/Brake Shoe Contact: An AnalyticalApproach

Andrei Tudor, Polytechnic University of Bucharest,Bucharest, Romania, Michael Khonsari, Louisiana StateUniversity, Baton Rouge, LA, United States

WTC2005-63454: Ultrasonic Measurement of Wheel Hub/ Axle Interference Fit Pressures

Matthew Marshall, Roger Lewis, Rob Dwyer-Joyce, The Uni-versity of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom, Yves Fla-ment, Francois Demilly, Valdunes, Dunkerque, France

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WTC2005-63667: Model Based Method for a SophisticatedDimensioning of Clutch Systems in View of the Occur-rence of Frictional Vibration

Albert Albers, Universität Karlsruhe (TH), Karlsruhe, Ger-many, Carel Karrar, University of Karlsruhe, Karlsruhe,Baden Württemberg, Germany



8-6 Chemical Mechanical Polishing (CMP)

Session Organizer: Hong Liang, Texas A&M University,College Station, TX, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Nina Chechik, Rohm & Haas Electron-ic Materials, Newark, DE, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63492: Global Planarization Requirements forWafer-Level Three-Dimensional (3D) ICs

R. J. Gutmann, J. J. McMahon, J.-Q. Lu, Rensselaer Poly-technic Institute, Troy, NY, United States

WTC2005-64134: Use of Electrochemical Techniques inCMP Process Evaluation

Vlasta Brusic, Cabot Microelectronics, Aurora, IL 60504, USOutlying Is

WTC2005-63932: Single Asperity Atomic Force MicroscopeStudies of the CMP of Silicate Glasses

J. Thomas Dickinson, Forrest Stevens, S. C. Langford,Washington State University, Pullman, WA, United States

WTC2005-64160: On Direct Measurement of Forcesbetween CMP Polishing Pads and Abrasive Nanoparticles

Igor Sokolov, Quy K. Ong, Clarkson University, Potsdam,NY, United States, Nina Chechik, Dr. David James, RohmHaas Electronic Materials, Newark, DE, United States

WTC2005-64292: The Impact of Chemical Mechanical Pla-narization Polishing on a Surface Textured with Determin-istic Microasperities

Hassan Kazi, Lyndon Stephens, University of Kentucky,Lexington, KY, United States

WTC2005-64023: Friction Behavior of CMP Slurries Basedon Novel Organic Particles

Yuzhuo Li, Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY, United States,Ning Wang, Track Technologies, Martinez, CA, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63591: NanParticle Interaction During Chemical-Mechanical Polishing

Ng Dedy, Milind Kulkarni, Hong Liang, Texas A&M Universi-ty, College Station, TX, United States, Pay-Yau Huang,National Chung Cheng University, Chung Cheng, Taiwan,Yeau-Ren Jeng, Department of Mechanical Engineering,National Chung Cheng University, Min-Hsiung, Chia-Yi, Tai-wan

WTC2005-63472: A Geometrically Defined All-diamond PadConditioner

Joakim Andersson, Markus Forsberg, Uppsala University,Uppsala, Sweden, Patrik Hollman, Nova Diamant, Uppsala,Sweden, Staffan Jacobson, Uppsala University, Uppsala,Sweden

TK 9 Manufacturing Processes Track


9-1 Manufacturing Process I - Forming

Session Organizer: Andrew Jackson, ExxonMobil Re-search and Engineering, Annandale,NJ, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Ioan Marinescu, University of Toledo,Toledo, OH, United States

Session Chair: C. Fred Higgs III, Carnegie MellonUniv, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

Session Co-Chair: Andrew Jackson, ExxonMobil Re-search and Engineering, Annandale,NJ, United States

WTC2005-63074: Direct Observations of Emulsion Flow inEHL Contact

Haixia Yang, Steven Schmid, University of Notre Dame,Notre Dame, IN, United States, Ronald Reich, Tom Kasun,Aluminum Corporation of America, ALCOA Center, PA, Unit-ed States

WTC2005-63976: A Novel Particulate-fluid Lubricant forEnvironmentally Benign Forming Processes

Michael Lovell, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, Unit-ed States, C. Fred Higgs III, Carnegie Mellon University,Pittsburgh, PA, United States, Anthony J. Mobley, Universityof Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

WTC2005-63548: Simulation of the Tribological System inSheet Metal processes on the Micro Scale

Reto Grueebler, Pavel Hora, Swiss Federal Institute of Tech-nology Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland

WTC2005-63172: Evolution of Matt Surface Topography inAluminium Pack Rolling

Hiroshi Utsunomiya, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, Japan,Michael Sutcliffe, Hugh R. Shercliff, Univeristy of Cam-bridge, Cambridge, England, United Kingdom, Pete S. Bate,University of Manchester, Manchester, England, UnitedKingdom, Dan B. Miller, Innoval Technology Ltd., Banbury,England, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63267: Ceramic Rolls for Wires,Tubes and Sheets Andreas Kailer, Thomas Hollstein, Fraunhofer-Institut fuerWerkstoffmechanik IWM, Freiburg, Germany

WTC2005-63528: Determination of a Critical Forming Para-meter for the Cross-Wedge Rolling of Tubes

Clint A. Morrow, Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne,FL, United States, Michael R. Lovell, University of Pitts-burgh, Pittsburgh, PA, United States, Qiang Li, MissouriForge Inc, Poplar Bluff, MO, United States

WTC2005-63093: Deep Rolling Efficiently IncreasesFatigue Life

Terry Jacobs, Ecoroll Corporation, Milford, OH, UnitedStates, Gerhard Wilcke, Karsten Roettger, Ecoroll AG,Celle, Germany

WTC2005-64129: Effects of Asperity Shape on the Tribo-logical Behaviour during Stamping of Zinc Coated SteelSheets for Car Bodies

Alfonso C. Carcel, Elena Rodilla, DIMM-Technical Universi-ty of Valencia, Valencia, Spain

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WEDNESDAY

TK 11 Biomaterials and Biomedical Applications Track


11-3 Simulative Biotribology Testing

Session Organizer: Thierry Blanchet, Rensselaer Poly-technic Institute, Troy, NY, UnitedStates

Session Co-Organizer: Douglas Van Citters, Thayer School ofEngineering, Hanover, NH, UnitedStates

WTC2005-64401: Improving the Wear Resistance of Ultra-high Molecular Weight Polyethylene (UHMWPE) (Keynote)

Orhun Muratoglu, Harvard Medical School/MassachusettsGeneral Hospital, Boston, MA, United States

WTC2005-63578: Load Scenarios Influence Fluid Absorp-tion of Polyethylene

Thorsten Schwenke, Markus A. Wimmer, Rush UniversityMedical Center, Chicago, IL, United States

WTC2005-63415: Serum Absoption and Ageing of Polyeth-ylenes During a Hip Simulator Study: ComparisonBetween Conventional and Crosslinked UHMWPE

Yvo Dirix, Andreas Becker, Plus Orthopedics AG, Aarau,Switzerland, Daniel Zurbrügg, Niutec AG, Winterthur,Switzerland, Hans Schmotzer, Plus Orthopedics AG, Aarau,Switzerland

WTC2005-63501: Effects of Biological Lubrication on theMorphology of UHMWPE Wear Particles Generated withSurface Textures

Hsu-Wei Fang, Yu-Chih Su, National Taipei University ofTechnology, Taipei, Taiwan

WTC2005-63533: Wear Evaluation of Crosslinked UHMW-PE for Knee Prostheses Using a Multi-Station Rolling-Slid-ing Tribotester

Douglas W. Van Citters, Francis E. Kennedy, John H. Curri-er, John P. Collier, Thayer School of Engineering, DartmouthCollege, Hanover, NH, United States

WTC2005-63428: The Influence of Impingement on theWear of a Metal-on-Metal Articulation: A Hip SimulatorStudy

Yvo Dirix, Andreas Becker, Wolfgang Siebels, HansSchmotzer, Plus Orthopedics AG, Aarau, Switzerland

WTC2005-63360: In-vitro Study of Backside Wear Mecha-nism on Mobile Knee Bearing Components

Sara Atwood, Francis Kennedy, John H. Currier, DouglasVan Citters, John Collier, Thayer School of Engineering,Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, United States



12-6 MEMS I



Session Chair: Scott Perry, University of Houston,Houston, TX, United States

Session Co-Chair: Kathy Wahl, U.S. Naval Research Lab-oratory, Washington, DC, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63573: Surface Treatments for Modifying the Tri-bological Behavior of Microsystems (Keynote)

Michael T Dugger, Sandia National Laboratories, Albu-querque, NM, United States

WTC2005-63767: Nanotribology of MEMS Interfaces(Keynote)

Robert W. Carpick, Erin E. Flater, Mark D. Street, Universityof Wisconsin - Madison, Madison, WI, United States, E.David Reedy, Alex D. Corwin, Maarten P. DeBoer, SandiaNational Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM, United States, W.R. Ashurst, Auburn University, Auburn, AL, United States

WTC2005-63642: Applying Micro Devices to ScanningProbe Microscopes for Micro/Nano Tribology Study(Keynote)

Yasuhisa Ando, National Institute of Advanced IndustrialScience and Technology, Ibaraki, Japan, Naoki Shiraishi,University of Tsukuba (AIST), Tsukuba, Japan

WTC2005-63141: The Tribology of Carbon, Hydrogen, andSilicon-containing Solid Lubricants (Keynote)

Judith Harrison, Paul Mikulski, J. David Schall, GingerChateauneuf, Guangtu Gao, Kevin Van Workum, UnitedStates Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD, United States



1-12 Wear and Fatigue of Materials Poster Session



Session Co-Chair: Ken’ichi Hiratsuka, Chiba Institute ofTechnology, Chiba, Japan

WTC2005-64101: Studying Shear Behavior of Ductile Met-als Using an Atomic Force Microscope (Poster #026)

Sudeep Ingole, Shabibahmad Kadri, Hong Liang, KarlHartwig, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63959: The Analysis of a Mechanism of MineralTribotechnical Compounds Influence of Wear Resistanceof Tribo Contacts (Poster #027)

Lyudmila A. Shabalinskaya, Cemmotology Ltd., MoscowRegion, Russia, Gennady M. Levkin, Saint-Petersburg StateAcademy of Service and Economics, Saint-Petersburg,Russia

WTC2005-64051: Tibological Characteristics of Metal Con-tacts Sliding at Low Speed (Poster #028)

Peter Bollók, Budapest University of Technology and Eco-nomics, Department of Machine Design, Budapest, Hun-gary, Mihaly Kozma, Prof., Technical University Budapest,Budapest, Hungary, Hungary

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WTC2005-63047: Wear Rate of Cast Alloys of the SystemCu-Al-Ni Having Martensite Transformation for Work UnderSliding Friction (Poster #029)

Oleksandr A. Shcheretsky, Viktor G. Novytskyy, Vladimir L.Lakhnenko, Physico-Technological Institute of Metals andAlloys of NASU, Kyiv-142, Ukraine

WTC2005-63050: Tribological Properties and Wear ofCeramic Materials (Poster #030)

Dike Ikechukwu U., Federal University of Technology Ower-ri, Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria

WTC2005-63054: Effect of Initial Structure of Cast Com-posites Fe-Cr-Cu-C-(Me) on the Formation of Near-SurfaceStructure under Dry and Boundary Friction (Poster #031)

Viktor G. Novytskyy, Vladimir P. Havryliuk, Nikolay A.Kaltchuk, Dina D. Panasenko, Physico-technological Insti-tute of Metals and Alloys of NASU, Kyiv-142, Ukraine

WTC2005-63057: Theory of the Limiting States of ActiveSystems (Poster #032)

Leonid Sosnovskiy, Tribofatigue Ltd., Gomel, Belarus,Alexander Bogdanovich, Grodno State University, Grodno,Belarus

WTC2005-63062: Wear Rate of Aluminum Alloys Rein-forced by Means of Dispersed Intermetallic CompoundFeCr under Dry Friction (Poster #033)

Ivan A. Nebozhak, Viktor G. Novytskyy, Oleg I. Shinsky,Vladimir P. Havryliuk, Physico-Technological Institute of Met-als and Alloys of NASU, Kyiv-142, Ukraine

WTC2005-63081: Mechanics of the Irreversible DamagesCaused by Contact and Non Contact Load (Poster #034)

Leonid Sosnovskiy, Tribofatigue Ltd., Gomel, Belarus

WTC2005-63109: Contact and Bending Fatigue of ToothedGearings (Poster #035)

Leonid Sosnovskiy, Tribofatigue Ltd., Gomel, Belarus,Valeriy Zhmailik, Gomselmash, Gomel, Belarus, SiarheiShcharbakou, Belarusian State University, Minsk, Belarus,Viktor Komissarov, Belarusian State University of Transport,Gomel, Belarus

WTC2005-63191: On the Wear Measurement and Calcula-tion in Ball on Disc Test (Poster #036)

Christo Iliev, New York University, New York, NY, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63254: Characterization of Wear of a Soft Coat-ing Deposited on Titanium Alloy During Fretting (Poster#037)

Shankar Mall, Hyukjae Lee, Jeffrey Sanders, Air Force Insti-tute of Technology, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, UnitedStates, Shashi Sharma, AFRL/MLBT, Mat. & Manuf. Direc-torate, Dayton, OH, United States

WTC2005-63268: Quantification of Accelerated Wear forRoad Materials by Using a New Testing Apparatus (Poster#038)

Ferhat Hammoum, Laboratoire Central des Ponts etChaussées, Bouguenais, France, Christian Stefani, Labora-toire Central des Ponts et Chaussées, Paris, France, Louis-Marie Cottineau, Jean-Pierre Desroches, Laboratoire Cen-tral des Ponts et Chaussées, Bouguenais, France

WTC2005-63293: Influence of Particle Content and Porosi-ty on the Dry Sliding Wear Behaviour of Cast In-Situ Al(Ti)-Al2O3(TiO2) Composites (Poster #039)

Abdulhaqq A. Hamid, S. Ray, S. C. Jain, P. K. Ghosh, IndianInsitute of Technology Roorkee, Roorkee, India

WTC2005-63346: Reuse of Wear Debris in Automotive DiscBrakes (Poster #040)

Adam Polak, Janusz Grzybek, Cracow University of Tech-nology M-4, Krakow, Woj. Malopolskie, Poland, StanislawPytko, AGH University of Science and Technology, Krakow,Poland, Kirill Voynov, Machine Building Institute, St. Peters-burg, Russia

WTC2005-63538: Tribological Characterization of Steelsfor Cutlery: A New Methodology to Access Cutting EdgeSharpness (Poster #041)

José Daniel B. De Mello, Universidade Federal de Uberlân-dia, Uberlândia, Minas Gerais, Brazil, Paulo Sérgio S. Bál-samo, Acesita S A, Timóteo, Brazil

WTC2005-63590: The Study on Abrasive Wear of Carbon ofHigh Vanadium High Speed Steel Compared with that ofHigh Chromium Cast Iron (Poster #042)

Shizhong Wei, Henan University of Science and Technology,Luoyang, Henan, P.R. China, Zhu Jinhua, Xu Liujie, Xi’anJiaotong University, Xi’an, Shanxi, P.R. China, Long Rui,Zhang Yongzhen, Henan University of Science and Technol-ogy, Luoyang, Henan Province, P.R. China

WTC2005-64294: An Experimental Examination of theEffect of Interface Cooling on Thermal Wear Mechanismsin Carbon Graphite (Poster #043)

Daryl Schneider, Lyndon Stephens, University of Kentucky,Lexington, KY, United States

WTC2005-63668: A Unified Approach to Contact andStructural Fatigue (Poster #044)

Ilya Kudish, Kettering University, Flint, MI, United States

WTC2005-63822: Tribological Performance of IndustrialPolymers against Polymer Counterface Under Atmospher-ic Conditions (Poster #045)

Abdullah Mimaroglu, University of Sakarya, Adapazari,Turkey, Huseyin Unal, University of Sakarya, Faculty ofTechnical Education, Adapazari/Turkey, Turkey, T. Arda,cPAGEV Plastic Research and Development Foundation,Istanbul, Turkmenistan

WTC2005-63869: Brittle Fracture Generated by AbrasionWear in Boride Low Carbon Steel (Poster #046)

Martín D. Castillo-Sánchez, Manuel Vite, SEPI ESIME IPN,Distrito Federal, Mexico, Urriolagoitia Guillermo, Luis H.Hernández-Gómez, Villa-y-Rabasa Gabriel, SEPI, ESIME,Zacatenco, IPN, Mexico, D.F., Mexico

WTC2005-63885: A Study into the Parameters AffectingNickel Oxide Glaze Formation (Poster #047)

Alison Reynolds, Rolls-Royce plc, Derby, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63467: Relationship Between Wear PerformanceAnd Solid Lubricants In Sintered Friction Materials (Poster#048)

Toru Miyauchi, Railway Technical Research Institute, Tokyo,Japan, A. J. Day, C. S. Wright, University of Bradford, Brad-ford, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63473: Thickness and Distribution of the Trans-fer Film in Journal Bearing (Poster #049)

Adam Polak, Janusz Grzybek, Cracow University of Tech-nology M-4, Krakow, woj. Malopolskie, Poland

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WTC2005-63483: Effect of Processing Parameters on theWear Behavior of Sintered Iron and Steam Oxidized Sin-tered Iron in Reciprocating Sliding Wear Tests (Poster#050)

Antônio César Bozzi, José Daniel B. De Mello, UniversidadeFederal de Uberlândia, Uberlândia, Minas Gerais, Brazil

WTC2005-64055: Sliding Wear and Friction Properties ofStitched RTM Base Carbon – Carbon Composites (Poster#051)

Mirle Surappa, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, Kar-nataka, India, Kunigal Shivakumar, North Carolina A&TState University, Greensboro, NC, United States

WTC2005-64157: Research and Experiment on SleeveDamage Mechanism of Oil Film Bearing in Large-scale Mill(Poster #052)

Huang Qingxue, Taiyuan University of Science and Technol-ogy, Taiyuan, Shanxi, P.R. China, Wang Jianmei, Tai YuanUniversity of Science and Technology, Tai Yuan, Shan Xi,P.R. China

WTC2005-64192: Investigation on the Wear of Well-Tubingin the Oil Exploitation (Poster #053)

Vu Hoang Xuan, VietsoPetro Joint-venture, PetroVietnam,Hanoi, Viet Nam, Tuan Nguyen Anh, Hanoi University ofTechnology, Vietnam, Hanoi, Viet Nam

WTC2005-64195: The Influence of Tropical Climate-Chang-ing Humidity,Temperature Conditions on the Wear of SomeMaterials (Steel, Cast-Iron and Their Brush-plating Coat-ings) (Poster #054)

Tuan Nguyen Anh, Hung Pham Van, Bao Le Duc, Hanoi Uni-versity of Technology, Hanoi, Viet Nam, Nguyen TuanPhuong, University of Stuttgart, Germany, Stuttgart, Ger-many, Dao Khanh Du, CaoThang College of Technology,Hochiminh City, Vietnam, Hanoi, Viet Nam, Thuong Hien Le,School of Mechanical Engineering, Graduate School,Kyungpook National University, R. Korea, Daegu, Korea(Republic)

WTC2005-64208: The Effect of Ooze Nano-crystalline Dia-mond Technology on Wear-resistance of Two Steels(Poster #055)

Chunde Jia, Zhanqiang Duan, Shutong Yang, GuohuiZhang, Shenyang Ligong University, Shenyang, P.R. China

WTC2005-64336: Effects of Stress-Relieving Slots on Fret-ting Fatigue Behavior of Ti-6Al-4V (Poster #056)

Rihong Wang, Vinod K. Jain, University of Dayton, Dayton,OH, United States, Shankar Mall, Air Force Institute of Tech-nology, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, United States

WTC2005-63889: Self-Organizing at Friction and Develop-ment of Wearproof Materials (Poster #057)

Jozef S. Gershman, Nikolay A. Bushe, Alexander E.Mironov, All-Russian Railway Research Institute, Moscow,Moscow, Russia

WTC2005-63113: Modeling of Transient Wear Behavioursduring Sliding Wear of Polymers (Poster #058)

Zhu Peng, Huang Pei, Nanjing University of Technology,Nanjing, Jiangsu, P.R. China



9-4 Manufacturing Processes Poster Session



WTC2005-63152: An Investigation on Machining Behaviourof Metal Matrix Composites by Using PCD Inserts (Poster#059)

N. Muthukrishnan, Sri Venkateswara College of Engineer-ing, Sri Perumbudur, India, Vikram Devaraj, Kaushik S.Gurunathan, Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering,Chennai, India, K. Prahalada Rao, JNTU College of Engi-neering, Ananthapur, Anantapur, India

WTC2005-64311: On the Tribological Effectiveness of Con-trolled Cutting Fluid Application in Machining with CoatedTools (Poster #060)

Anshu D. Jayal, A. K. Balaji, University of Utah, Salt LakeCity, UT, United States

WTC2005-64098: Dry Machinability of Aluminum Alloys(Poster #061)

Iqbal Shareef, Bradley University, Peoria, IL, United States,Manikandan Natarajan, Caterpillar Inc., Arora, IL, UnitedStates, Oyelayo O. Ajayi, Argonne National Laboratory,Argonne, IL, United States

WTC2005-63045: Effect of Frictional Force on the Degreeof Deformation Unevenness (Poster #062)

Tomislav Marinkovic, Nissal Ad, Nis, Serbia, Yugoslavia,Jovan D. Ristic, Dragan I. Temeljkovski, University of Nis,Nis, Serbia, Yugoslavia

WTC2005-63133: Emulsion for Single Phase Alpha-Brassin Hot Rolling Process: Case Study (Poster #063)

Xianguo Hu, Hefei University of Technology, Institute of Tri-bology, Hefei, P.R. China

WTC2005-63138: Effects of Solid Lubricants during Com-pression Tests (Poster #064)

Jayanta Banerjee, University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez(UPRM), Mayaguez, Puerto Rico

WTC2005-63296: An Approach to Predicting Evolution ofMaterial Properties Near Surfaces With High Friction inMetal Forming (Poster #065)

Sergei Alexandrov, Institute for Problems in Mechanics,Moscow, Russia

WTC2005-64278: The Influence of Friction Stability on theSuccess of Lubricated Stamping Operations. PredictiveTools from Plane Friction Tests (Poster #066)

Alfonso C. Carcel, Miguel A. Perez-Puig, DIMM-TechnicalUniversity of Valencia, Valencia, Spain

WTC2005-63791: Tribological Properties of Ground Sur-faces (Poster #067)

Miroslav Babic, University of Kragujevac, Kragujevac,Yugoslavia

WTC2005-64215: Muli-scale Study of Abrasion Signatureby 2D Wavelet Decomposition (Poster #068)

Hassan Zahouani, Laboratoire de Tribologie et Dynamiquedes Systèmes-UMR CNRS 5513, Ecully, France, SaberMezghani, Ecole Centrale de Lyon, 69131, France, RobertoVargiolu, Laboratoire de Tribologie et Dynamique des Sys-tèmes-UMR CNRS 5513, Ecully, France, Michel Dursapt,ENISE, Saint Etienne, France

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WTC2005-63639: A Method to Predict Temperature FieldsDuring Frictional Welding by Introducing the Heat InputCoefficient and the Heat Input Surface Transfer (Poster#069)

Toshi-Taka Ikeshoji, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo,Japan, Nobuaki Demura, Kawasaki Heavy Industory,Akashi, Hyogo-ken, Japan, Akio Suzumura, TakahisaYamazaki, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan

WTC2005-64277: Tribological Investigation of the Polymer-based Lubrication System with Micropores Used in a Man-ufacturing Transfer Line (Poster #070)

Simon Tung, General Motors R&D Center, Warren, MI, Unit-ed States, Dennis Karczynski, General Motors Quality Net-work, Detroit, MI, United States, Yong Huang, Clemson Uni-versity, Clemson, SC, United States

TK 10 Tribology of Internal Combustion Engines Track


10-4 IC Engine Tribology Poster Session


Session Co-Organizer: Martin Priest, The University of Leeds,Leeds, West Yorkshire, United King-dom

WTC2005-63157: Simulation of EHD Lubrication of Com-mon-Pin Conrod Big End Bearings in High Speed ICEngines (Poster #071)

Ming-Tang Ma, AVL UK Limited, Bedford, United Kingdom,Bernhard Loibnegger, AVL LIST GMBH, Graz, Austria

WTC2005-63593: Effect of Lubricant Darkening on WearProperties of White Metal Bearing in 2-Stroke MarineDiesel Engine (Poster #072)

Yong-Hee Ahn, Dae-Young Kim, Eun-Cheol Kim, HyundaiHeavy Industries Co., Ltd., Ulsan, Korea (Republic)

WTC2005-64036: Shaft Center Orbit in Dynamically LoadedRadial Bearings (Poster #073)

Peder Klit, Danish Technical University, 2800 Kgs. Lyngby,Denmark, Anders Voelund, MAN B&W Diesel A/S, Copen-hagen, Denmark

WTC2005-63086: Solid Lubricant Coatings for AutomotiveEngine Pistons (Poster #074)

Michael Schuetz, Dow Corning Corporation, Wiesbaden,Germany, Gary McIntyre, Dow Corning Corporation, Ply-mouth, MI, United States

WTC2005-63520: Investigation of Influence of Inclinationon Friction and Wear Mechanisms in Piston Ring CylinderLiner Contact with the New SRV® 4 Test Rig (Poster #075)

Andreas Pauschitz, Martin Jech, AC2T Research GmbH,Wiener Neustadt, Austria, Ebrecht Johannes, OptimolInstruments GmbH, Munich, Germany, Thomas Lebersorg-er, AC2T Research GmbH, Wiener Neustadt, Austria

WTC2005-63021: Calculation and Optimization of Tribo-contacts and Lubrication Systems of Internal CombustionEngines for Various Types of Lubricant (Poster #076)

Svetlana Sivrikova, Jury Rozhdestvensky, Igor Petrov, Svet-lana Popova, South Ural State University, Chelyabinsk, Rus-sia

WTC2005-63414: Wear and Lubrication Characteristics ofa Multi-Cylinder Diesel Engine Using Vegetable Oil Blend-ed Fuel (Poster #077)

Md. Abul Kalam, Masjuki H. Hassan, Edzrol Niza Mohamad,University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumur, Malaysia

WTC2005-64248: Computer Program Development Predict-ing Engine Oil Consumption (Poster #078)

Sang Myung Chun, Hoseo University, Seoul, Korea (Repub-lic)

WTC2005-64342: Development of High Temperature Tribo-logical Lubricants for Low Heat Rejection High Tempera-ture Operation Diesel Engines (Poster #079)

Philipe F. Saad, Lloyd Kamo, Adiabatics, Inc., Columbus, IN,United States, Milad H. Mekari, Walter W. Bryzik, U.S. ArmyTACOM RD&E Center, Warren, MI, United States

WTC2005-63725: Theoretical Analysis of Piston Ring Fric-tional Loss in an Innovative Rotating Liner Internal Com-bustion Engine (Poster #080)

Huijie Xu, Michael D. Bryant, Ronald D. Matthews,Myoungjin Kim, Thomas Kiehne, The University of Texas atAustin, Austin, TX, United States



11-7 Biotribology Poster Session

WTC2005-63264: A Generalised Dispersion Model for Syn-ovial Fluid with Effect of Magnetic Field (Poster #081)

Rekha Bali, Sunil Sharma, Utter Pradesh Technical Univer-sity, Lucknow, Kanpur, India

WTC2005-63295: Wear of Crosslinked UHMWPE in a HipJoint Simulator (Poster #082)

Alison Galvin, Eileen Ingham, John Fisher, University ofLeeds, Leeds, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63745: Behavior of Sucking Disks under Verticaland Tangential Load (Poster #083)

Toshikatsu Washio, AIST, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan, Kazuyu-ki Mizuhara, Tokyo Denki University, Tokyo, Japan

WTC2005-63699: Fiberscopic Visualization of Total KneeReplacement Contact Kinematics During In Vitro Simula-tion (Poster #084)

John D. DesJardins, Lisa C. Benson, Lisa Gustafson, Mar-tine LaBerge, Clemson University, Clemson, SC, UnitedStates

WTC2005-64276: Biomechanical Modeling of Hip JointProsthesis (Poster #085)

Marcelo Gaspar, Departamento de Engenharia Industrial,Escola Superior de Tecnologia de Castelo Branco, CasteloBranco, Portugal, Artur Mateus, Escola Superior de Tec-nologia e Gestão, Instituto Politécnico de Leiria, Leiria, Por-tugal, Candida Pereira, Instituto Superior de Engenharia deCoimbra, Coimbra, Portugal, Fernando Ventura, Faculdadede Ciências e Tecnologia da Universidade de Coimbra,Coimbra, Portugal

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WTC2005-63914: Biotribological Behavior of Ultra HighMolecular Weight Polyethylene Composites ContainingNature Coral (Poster #086)

Qing L. Wang, Shi R. Ge, Xiao L. Huang, Sahn H. Qian,China University of Mining and Technology, Xuzhou, P.R.China

WTC2005-64283: Evaluation of Lubrication and Friction inKnee Joint Attacked by Osteoarthritis after HyaluronicAcid Treatment (Poster #087)

Rumen Stoilov, Clinics of Rheumatology, University of Med-icine, Sofia, Bulgaria, Zhetcho Kalitchin, SciBulCom Ltd.,Sofia, Bulgaria

WTC2005-63370: Development of a Novel Wear TestingDevice for the Investigation of Articular Cartilage andCompliant Polymers for Use in Biomedical Implants(Poster #088)

Christian J. Schwartz, P.E., Shyam Bahadur, Ph.D., IowaState University, Ames, IA, United States

WTC2005-64211: Bionic Lubrication System of ArtificialJoints - System Design and Mechanics Simulation (Poster#089)

Shihu Su, Jianhua Zhang, Dehua Tao, Shanghai University,Shanghai, P.R. China

WTC2005-64017: Lubricin Interaction with HyaluronatePromotes Interchain Association Leading to Network For-mation (Poster #090)

Gregory Jay, Jahn Torres, Kenneth Breuer, Brown Universi-ty, Providence, RI, United States, Matthew Warman, CaseWestern Reserve University, Cleveland, OH, United States,Ronald Laxer, The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, ON,Canada, Matthew Laderer, Brown University, Providence,RI, United States

WTC2005-63850: 3D Characterization of Surface State in aKnee Prosthesis (Poster #091)

Isaías Hilerio, UAM Azcapotzalco, México, D.F., Estado deMexico, Mexico, Miguel Barron, Universidad Autonoma Met-ropolitana Azcapotzalco, Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mex-ico, Manuel Vite, Instituto Politecnico Nacional, Mexico City,Distrito Federal, Mexico

WTC2005-63692: Biotribological Behavior of BoronizedTungsten (Poster #092)

Sudeep Ingole, Rahul Ribeiro, Juan Ortiz, Texas A&M Uni-versity, College Station, TX, United States, Metin Usta,Gebze Institute of Technology, Gebze/Kocaeli, Turkey, CumaBindal, Sakarya University, Sakarya, Turkey, Hikmat Ucisik,Bogazici University, Istanbul, Turkey, Hong Liang, TexasA&M University, College Station, TX, United States

WTC2005-63694: Tribological Performance of Cell-TreatedNickel Matrix (Poster #093)

Bing Shi, Thomas Kuhn, Lawrence Duffy, University of Alas-ka Fairbanks, Fairbanks, AK, United States, Hong Liang,Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, United States

WTC2005-63623: Wear Reduction by Functional ProteinBoundary Film on Poly(vinyl alcohol) Hydrogel (Poster#094)

Kazuhiro Nakashima, Japan/Kyushu University, Fukuoka,Japan, Yoshinori Sawae, Teruo Mukarami, Kyushu Universi-ty, Fukuoka, Japan

WTC2005-63311: Examination of Roughness Effects onBio-adhesion of SAM through Numerical Simulation(Poster #095)

Weidong Cheng, Kambiz Farhang, Southern Illinois Univer-sity at Carbondale, Carbondale, IL, United States

WTC2005-63697: The Effects of Stress State in Dental Bio-contacts (Poster #096)

Mihai-Catalin Frunza, University of Medicine and Farmacy,Faculty of Dentistry, Bucuresti, Romania, George Frunza,University of Suceava, Suceava, Romania

WTC2005-63337: Contact Mechanics Analysis and InitialStability of Press-Fit Metal-on-Metal Hip Resurfacing Pros-theses (Poster #097)

Itoro Udofia, Feng Liu, Zhongmin M. Jin, University ofLeeds, Leeds, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom, PaulRoberts, Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, United Kingdom,Peter Grigoris, University of Bradford, Bradford, UnitedKingdom

WTC2005-63495: Modeling of the Generation of UHMWPEParticles with Microfabricated Surface Textures (Poster#098)

Hsu-Wei Fang, National Taipei University of Technology,Taipei, Taiwan, Stephen Hsu, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, Unit-ed States, Jan V. Sengers, University of Maryland, CollegePark, MD, United States

WTC2005-63696: Friction and Wear Behavior of BoronizedChromium for Biological Applications (Student Poster#099)

Rahul Ribeiro, Sudeep Ingole, Juan Ortiz, Hong Liang,Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, United States,Metin Usta, Gebze Institute of Technology, Gebze/Kocaeli,Turkey, Cuma Bindal, Sakarya University, Sakarya, Turkey,Hikmat Ucisik, Bogazici University, Istanbul, Turkey

WTC2005-63656: Evaluation of Wear Resistance of Cross-linked Ultra-high Molecular Weight Polyethylene for JointProstheses in the Multi-directional Pin-on-Plate Apparatus(Poster 100)

Takanori Sawano, Teruo Mukarami, Yoshinori Sawae,Kyushu University, fukuoka, Japan

WTC2005-64199: Friction of Human Skin In Vivo (Poster#101)

Cyril Pailler-Mattéi, Roberto Vargiolu, Hassan Zahouani,Laboratoire de Tribologie et Dynamique des Systèmes-UMRCNRS 5513, Ecully, France

WTC2005-63306: A Second Generation Highly CrosslinkedUHMWPE: Vitamin E Stabilization Does Not AdverselyAffect the Wear Rate of Irradiated Acetabular Liners(Poster #102

Ebru Oral, Harvard Medical School/Massachusetts GeneralHospital, Boston, MA, United States, Keith Wannomae,Arnaz S. Malhi, Steven D. Christensen, Massachusetts Gen-eral Hospital, Boston, MA, United States, Orhun Muratoglu,Harvard Medical School/Massachusetts General Hospital,Boston, MA, United States

WTC2005-63775: Structure and Frictional Characteristicsof Animals’ Driving Pads (Poster #103)

Zhendong Dai, Ah Ji, Min Yu, C. Guo, Nanjing University ofAeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing, Jiangsu, P.R. China

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12-7 Micro- and Nanotribology Poster Session


Session Co-Organizer: Nicholas Spencer, Swiss Federal Insti-tute of Technology (ETHZ), Zürich,Switzerland, Timothy Ovaert, Universi-ty of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN,United States

WTC2005-63204: Fluorocarbon Films Deposited by DeepReactive Ion Etching for Stiction Minimization of MEMSStructures (Poster #104)

Yan Xin Zhuang, Aric K. Menon, MIC, Technical University ofDenmark, Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark

WTC2005-63670: Sliding Induced Nanocrystals on Si(Poster #105)

Srinivas Guruzu, Hong Liang, Texas A&M University, Col-lege Station, TX, United States

WTC2005-63846: A Wear Study of the Diamond-like CarbonFilms on Alloys for Orthopaedic Applications (Poster #106)

Song-Jeng Huang, Yeau-Ren Jeng, Department of Mechan-ical Engineering, National Chung Cheng University, Min-Hsiung, Chia-Yi, Taiwan, Ken-Fu Liu, National Chung ChengUniversity, Ming-Hsiung, Chia-Yi, Taiwan

WTC2005-63736: Effect of Capillary Bridge on Nano-adhe-sion (Poster #107)

Seung Ho Yang, Stephen Hsu, National Institute of Stan-dards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, United States

WTC2005-63701: Effect of Colloidal Probe Random Sur-face Features on Adhesion (Poster #108)

Seung Ho Yang, Stephen Hsu, National Institute of Stan-dards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, United States

WTC2005-63091: Integration of a Molecular ViscosityModel and a Continuum EHL Solution for Simulation ofThin Film Lubrication (Poster #109)

Ashlie Martini, Yuchuan Liu, Randall Q. Snurr, Q. JaneWang, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, United States

WTC2005-63497: Packing Structure of OTS on Silicon Sur-faces: A Computational Approach (Poster #110)

Javier Barriga, Tekniker, Eibar, Spain, Borja Coto, BeatrizFernández, Fundación Tekniker, Eibar, Spain

WTC2005-63834: Tribological Process Characterizationwith In-situ Quantitative Nano-scale Metrology (Poster#111)

Antanas Daugela, Alex Meyman, Vladimir Knyazik, NikolaiYeremin, Center for Tribology Inc., Campbell, CA, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63604: Investigation of Gold and Gold Alloy Con-tacts for RF MEMS Switches (Poster #112)

Zhenyin Yang, Febin Skaria, Angus I. Kingon, JacquelineKrim, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, UnitedStates, Art Morris, wiSpry Inc., Cary, NC, United States,Lichtenwalner Daniel, Christian Nauenheim, North CarolinaState University, Raleigh, NC, United States

WTC2005-63964: Tribological Properties of Nano/Micro-patterned PMMA Surfaces on Silicon Wafer (Poster #113)

Eui-Sung Yoon, R. Arvind Singh, Hosung Kong, ByungkyuKim, Dock-Ho Kim, Korea Institute of Science and Technol-ogy, Seoul, Korea (Republic), Kahp Y. Suh, Hoon Eui Jeong,Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea (Republic)

WTC2005-63166: Preparation and Tribological Behavior ofPAH/PAA Molecular Deposition Films (Poster #114)

Wang De Guo, Xuexin Yu, China Petroleum University, Bei-jing, P.R. China, Si-wei Zhang, China University of Petrole-um, Beijing, P.R. China, Dapeng Feng, Chinese Academy ofSciences, Lanzhou, P.R. China

WTC2005-63423: Wear Properties and Mechanisms atNano Contacts (Poster #115)

Dong F. Wang, Ishinomaki Senshu University, Ishinomaki,Japan

WTC2005-64317: Near Surface Measurement of Mechani-cal Properties Using Instrumented Indentation Measure-ments (Poster #116)

Kambiz Farhang, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale,Carbondale, IL, United States, Larry Seitzman, Bao Feng,Caterpillar Inc., Peoria, IL, United States

WTC2005-64026: A Molecular Dynamics Study on the Sta-tic and Dynamic Properties of Lubricant PFPE in Hard DiskDriver (Poster #117)

Li Xin, Hu Yuanzhong, Wang Hui, Tsinghua University, Bei-jing, P.R. China

WTC2005-64033: A New Simulation Method of Interactionbetween a Liquid Crystalline Polymer and Two SerratedWalls (Poster #118)

Lan He, Northwestern Polytechnical University, The HongKong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong, P.R. China, KaiLeung Yung, Yan Xu, The Hong Kong Polytechnic Universi-ty, Hong Kong, P.R. China, Yun Wen Shen, NorthwesternPolytechnical University, Xi’an, P.R. China

WTC2005-63926: The Analysis of Squeezed Air-dampingon the Planar MEMS Structures (Poster #119)

Xiaojing Wang, Min Wang, Yongwu Liu, Shanghai Universi-ty, Shanghai, P.R. China

WTC2005-63079: Integrated Multi-Sensor Tribo-SPM Nano+ Micro Tribo-Metrology (Poster #120)

Norm V. Gitis, Jun Xiao, Antanas Daugela, Michael Vino-gradov, Center for Tribology, Inc., Campbell, CA, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63125: Advances in Studies on the Tribology ofMolecular Deposition Films (Poster #121)

Si-wei Zhang, China University of Petroleum, Beijing, P.R.China

WTC2005-63207: Surface Testing for the 21st Century:Interactions at the Microlevel (Poster #122)

Dirk Drees, Falex Tribology NV, Leuven, Vl. Br., Belgium,Satish Achanta, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Leuven, Vl.Br., Belgium, Jean-Pierre Celis, Catholic University of Leu-ven, Leuven, Vl. Br., Belgium, Michael H Anderson, FalexCorporation, Sugar Grove, IL, United States

WTC2005-64402: Low Friction Achieved Using RepulsiveVan der Waals Forces: A Nanotribology Study with ColloidProbe AFM (Poster #123)

Mark W. Rutland, Royal Insitute of Technology, Stockholm,SE 10044, Sweden, L. Bergstrom, Stockholm University,Stockholm, Sweden, A. Feiler, Uppsala University, Upsalla,Sweden

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WTC2005-63864: Scratch Testing of Nanostructured Films(Poster #124)

Mark Gee, Nicolas Evanno, David Mendels, National Physi-cal Laboratory, Teddington, United Kingdom



1-6 Sliding Wear/Modeling II



Session Chair: Irina G. Goryacheva, Institute for Prob-lems in Mechanics of the RussianAcademy of Sciences, Moscow, Rus-sia

Session Co-Chair: Yves Berthier, INSA de Lyon - LaMCoS, Villeurbanne Cedex, France

WTC2005-63617: The Effect of Interaction between Neigh-boring Asperity Contacts on Wear Mode Transition in Slid-ing Contact of Rough Surfaces

Tomohisa Tanaka, Chikara Yamanaka, Keiji Kyogoku,Tsunamitsu Nakahara, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo,Japan

WTC2005-63900: Determination of Steady-state AdhesiveWear Rate

Lin Jiang Yang, Nanyang Technological University, Singa-pore, Singapore

WTC2005-64069: Wear Characteristics of Metals usingDisk on Disk Type Wear Test Rig

Ken’ichi Hiratsuka, Chiba Institute of Technology, Chiba,Japan, Takeshi Yoshida, Nihon Kosakuyu Co. Ltd, Tokyo,Japan

WTC2005-64315: Friction and Wear Behaviour of Nano-crystalline Nickel

Mehdi Shafiei, Ahmet T. Alpas, University of Windsor, Wind-sor, ON, Canada

WTC2005-63897: Water Lubricated Sliding Wear ofSi3N4/BN Fibrous Monoliths

Felipe Gutierrez-Mora, University of Seville, Seville, Seville,Spain, Ali Erdemir, Kenneth C. Goretta, Argonne NatinalLaboratory, Argonne, IL, United States, Arturo Dominguez-Rodriguez, University of Seville, Seville, Spain, Jules Rout-bort, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63056: The Method of Strength Calculation inVolume Fracture and Surface Damage

Leonid Sosnovskiy, Tribofatigue Ltd., Gomel, Belarus



4-4 Environmental Friendly Lubricant/Additives


Session Chair: Masoud Kasrai, University of WesternOntario, London, ON, Canada

Session Co-Chair: Lavern Wedeven, Wedeven Associates,Inc., Edgmont, PA, United States

WTC2005-64310: Tribochemical Reactions at the Water-Lubricated Silicon Nitride Interface: Gel Formation Mecha-nism

Richard Gates, Charles Ying, Stephen Hsu, NIST, Gaithers-burg, MD, United States

WTC2005-64002: Study on Biodegradable Lubricants:Improvement in Oxidative Stability of Vegetable Oils

Jiusheng Li, R&D Center of Lubricating Oil Corporation,PetroChina, lanzhou, GanSu Province, P.R. China

WTC2005-64075: ZDDP-Additive-Catalyst Interactions inEngine Oil

Kajal Parekh, Ramoun Mourhatch, Pranesh Aswath, Univer-sity of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX, United States

WTC2005-63452: Orientation and Degradation of PolymerSliding Surfaces Evaluated by Raman Spectroscopy

Pieter Samyn, Jan Quintelier, Ghent University, Gent, Bel-gium, Patrick De Baets, Ghent, Ghent, Belgium, Jeroen VanCraenenbroeck, Francis Verpoort, Ghent University, Gent,Belgium, Gustaaf Schoukens, Ghent University, Zwijnaarde,Belgium

WTC2005-63385: Quantum Chemistry Study on Tribologi-cal Performance and Action Mechanism of Organic Disul-fide Compounds as Additive

Xinfang Li, Xueye Wang, Yuanqiang Tan, Xiangtan Universi-ty, Xiangtan, Hunan, P.R. China

WTC2005-64296: Tribology Testing of Advanced AviationOils, Bearing and Gear Materials

Lavern Wedeven, William F. Black, Donna J. Carlisle, Wede-ven Associates, Inc., Edgmont, PA, United States


1:30pm - 3:30pmRoom: Lincoln West, Concourse Level

6-5 Tribology in Transportation II


Session Chair: Kenneth W. Street, NASA Glenn Re-search Center, Cleveland, OH, UnitedStates

WTC2005-64285: Space Shuttle Rudder Speed Brake Actu-ator Gear Testing

Robert L. Thom, Phillip B. Hall, Timothy R. Jett, Howard G.Gibson, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, MarshallSpace Flight Center, AL, United States

WTC2005-63458: Thermal and Strucural Mapping of WheelEnd of HCV

Bhupendra Bhat, PIET Pune, Maharashtra, India, R. B.Ingle, PIET Pune, Pune, India

WTC2005-63990: Study on Influence of Air Pressure onBraking Condition

Chen Dong, Ping Huang, South China University of Tech-nology, Guangzhou City, Guangdong, P.R. China

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WTC2005-64153: Vibrostability Peculiarities of Disk Brakein Automobile Anti-lock Braking System

Pogosian Albert, Artak Bakhshyan, Araik Tamrazov, StateEngineering University of Armenia, Yerevan, Armenia

WTC2005-64185: Numerical Simulations for FrictionInduced Vibrations Considering Temperature-DependenceEffect

Yusaku Nagata, Kenichi Suzuki, Takashi Yamamoto, OsamuHirayama, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology,Tokyo, Japan, Yoichi Kumemura, Automotive System Group,Hitachi Ltd., Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan, MitsuhiroNagasaka, Hitachi, Minami-Alps, Yamanashi, Japan

WTC2005-64295: Using Versatile Bench Tests to DetermineAxle Performance

Farrukh Qureshi, James Vinci, Morey Najman, Michael Hus-ton, The Lubrizol Corporation, Wickliffe, OH, United States



8-3 Tribology of Nanostructured and Composite Films

Session Organizer: James E. Krzanowski, University ofNew Hampshire, Durham, NH, UnitedStates

Session Co-Organizer: Mustafa Urgen, Istanbul Technical Uni-versity, Istanbul, Turkey

WTC2005-64180: The Future for Plasma-Based SurfaceEngineering Techniques In Tribology (Keynote)

Allan Matthews, Adrian Leyland, University of Sheffield,Sheffield, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63247: Tribological Properties of Embedded Solid Lubricant Coatings Fabricated by Patterning Methods

James E. Krzanowski, Dyumani Nunna, University of NewHampshire, Durham, NH, United States

WTC2005-64056: Comparative Tribological Behavior of TiN,CrN-, ZrN-, and MoN -Cu Based Nanocomposite Coatings

Mustafa Urgen, Istanbul Technical University, Istanbul,Turkey, M. Kursat Kazmanli, Vefa Erzimik, Ahmet Oztürk,Istanbul Technical University, Department of Materials andMetallurgical Engineering, Istanbul, Turkey, Osman Eryil-maz, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, UnitedStates, A. Fuat Cakir, Istanbul Technical University, Depart-ment of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Istanbul,Turkey, Ali Erdemir, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne,IL, United States

WTC2005-63570: Comparison of WC/DLC/WS2 and YSZ/Au/ DLC/MoS2 “Chameleon” Coatings for Tribological Applica-tions

Colin Baker, Andrey Voevodin, Jeffrey Zabinski, MLBT, AirForce Research Laboratory, Wright Patterson Air ForceBase, OH, United States

WTC2005-63568: Adaptive Nanocomposite Films Exhibit-ing Low Friction in a Broad Temperature Range

Chris Muratore, Andrey Voevodin, J. J. Hu, J. S. Zabinski, AirForce Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson Air ForceBase, OH, United States,


8-13 Chemical Mechanical Polishing (CMP) II

Session Organizer: Hong Liang, Texas A&M University, Col-lege Station, TX, United States

Session Chair: Yuzhuo Li, Igor Sokolov, Clarkson Univer-sity, Potsdam, NY, United States

Session Co-Chair: Joe Levert, SUNY Maritime College,Bronx, NY, United States

WTC2005-64115: Relating Friction in CMP to TopographyEvolution

Xiaolin Xie, Duane Boning, MIT, Cambridge, MA, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63708: Process Map Development for ChemicalMechanical Polishing with Low-k Material

Michael Sutcliffe, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, Eng-land, United Kingdom, Feiyang Liu, Ling Cheng, CambridgeUniversity Engineering Department, Cambridge, UnitedKingdom, Huirong Le, Cambridge University, Cambridge,United Kingdom

WTC2005-64202: A Scratch Intersection Model of MaterialRemoval during Chemical Mechanical Planarization

Abhijit Chandra, Ashraf Bastawros, Wei Che, Iowa StateUniversity, Ames, IA, United States

WTC2005-63587: Investigation of Copper CMP Mecha-nisms Using an Atomic Force Microscope

Milind Kulkarni, Ng Dedy, Hong Liang, Texas A&M Universi-ty, College Station, TX, United States

WTC2005-63817: The Relative Friction Force Contributionsof Polishing Pads and Slurries during Chemical Mechani-cal Polishing

Joe Levert, SUNY Maritime College, Bronx, NY, UnitedStates, Chad S. Korach, State University of New York atStony Brook, Stony Brook, NY, United States

WTC2005-63805: Quantitative In-Situ Measurement ofAsperity Compression During Chemical Mechanical Pla-narization

Caprice Gray, Daniel Apone, Chris Rogers, Vincent Manno,Tufts University, Medford, MA, United States, Chris Barns,Intel Corporation, Hillsboro, OR, United States, MansourMoinpour, Intel Corporation, Santa Clara, CA, UnitedStates, Sriram Anjur, Cabot Microelectronics Corporation,Aurora, IL, United States, Ara Philipossian, The University ofArizona, Tucson, AZ, United States



9-2 Manufacturing Processes II - Cutting

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WTC2005-64166: Vortex-tube Cooling for Tool Wear Reduc-tion in A390 Dry Machining

Jie Liu, Kevin Chou, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL,United States

WTC2005-63089: Investigation of Liquid Nitrogen Lubrica-tion Effect in Cryogenic Machining

Shane Y. Hong, National Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu,Taiwan/P.R. China

WTC2005-64312: Tribology of Coated Tools in High-SpeedMachining: A Tool Wear and ‘Equivalent Toolface’ Geome-try Based Study

A. K. Balaji, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63952: Wear of Coated Carbide Tools in theUltra-Precision Machining of Stainless Steel

Willey Y. H. Liew, University Malaysia Sabah, Kota Kinabalu,Sabah, Malaysia, Ding Xing, Singapore Institute of Manu-facturing Technology, Singapore, Singapore

WTC2005-63137: Specific Cutting Energy and other Para-meters Related to Machining of Composites: Effects ofFriction and Lubrication

Jayanta Banerjee, Ricardo J. Montosa, University of PuertoRico at Mayaguez (UPRM), Mayaguez, Puerto Rico

WTC2005-64128: Studies of Machining Parameters of AlAlloy A-390 during Turning

Suresh Dhiman, NIT Hamirpur (H.P.), Hamirpur, HimachalPradesh, India, Rakesh Sehgal, National Institute of Tech-nology, Hamirpur, Himachal Pradesh, India, Dr. S. K. Shar-ma, NIT Kurukshetra, Kurukshetra, Haryana, India



11-1 Mathematical and Computational Modeling ofOrthopaedic Joints

Session Organizer: W. Gregory Sawyer, University of Flori-da, Gainesville, FL, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Donna M. Meyer, University of RhodeIsland, Kingston, RI, United States

WTC2005-63560: Objective Lifetime Design of OrthopaedicJoint Replacements: Are We There Yet

Scott Banks, B. J. Fregly, UF, Gainesville, FL, United States,M. K. Harman, Biomotion Foundation, Palm Beach, FL, Unit-ed States, Matt Hamilton, W. Gregory Sawyer, University ofFlorida, Gainesville, FL, United States

WTC2005-63474: Modelling the Effects of Head Diameterand Cup Wall Thickness on Contact Mechanics and Wear ofCross-linked UHMWPE Cups

Lu Kang, Alison Galvin, Zhongmin M Jin, John Fisher, Uni-versity of Leeds, leeds, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63356: Effect of Acetabular Cup Design on theTribology of Metal-on-Metal Hip Resurfacing Replace-ments: A Contact Mechanics and ElastohydrodynamicLubrication Study

Itoro Udofia, Feng Liu, Zhongmin M. Jin, University ofLeeds, Leeds, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom, PaulRoberts, Royal Gwent Hospital, Newport, United Kingdom,Peter Grigoris, University of Bradford, Bradford, UnitedKingdom

WTC2005-63979: The PTT Model in Hip Joint Rplacement:Shock Loading

John Tichy, Renssealer Poly Institute, Troy, NY, UnitedStates, Benyebka Bou-Saïd, INSA, Villeurbanne, France(Metro)

WTC2005-63330: The Effect of Different LubricationRegimes and Lubricants on the Friction Hard-on-HardTotal Hip Replacements

Sophie Williams, Zhongmin M. Jin, University of Leeds,Leeds, United Kingdom, Martin H. Stone, Leeds GeneralInfirmary, Leeds, United Kingdom, Eileen Ingham, JohnFisher, University of Leeds, Leeds, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63661: The Role of Synovial Fluid Properties in aDynamic Hip Joint Simulation

Philip L de Vaal, Niel Pieterse, Carl Sandrock, University ofPretoria, Pretoria, South Africa



12-8 MEMS II



Session Chair: Scott Perry, University of Houston,Houston, TX, United States

WTC2005-63417: Friction Characteristics of Self-Assem-bled Monolayers Coated on Si-wafer by Chemical VaporDeposition at Nano/Micro-scale

R. Arvind Singh, Eui-Sung Yoon, Hung-Gu Han, HosungKong, Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Seoul,Korea (Republic)

WTC2005-63716: Frictional Properties of Silicon and Self-assembled Monolayers as a Function of Surface Rough-ness, Chemical Composition and Sliding Condition

Giuseppe Bregliozzi, Haute École ARC Ingénierie, Le Locle,Switzerland, Nicolas Conté, CSM Instruments SA, Peseux,Switzerland, S. Imad-Uddin Ahmed, Haute École ARCIngénierie, Le Locle, Switzerland, Nicholas X. Randall, CSMInstruments Inc., Needham, MA, United States, Pierre-Albert Steinmann, Haute École ARC ingénierie, Le Locle,Switzerland

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WTC2005-63491: Micro/Nano-Tribological Behavior ofOctadecyltrichlorosilane on Silicon as a Coating for MEMS

Javier Barriga, Tekniker, Eibar, Spain, Beatriz Fernández,Fundación Tekniker, Eibar, Spain, Estefania Abad, Tekniker,Eibar, Spain, Borja Coto, Fundación Tekniker, Eibar, Spain

WTC2005-63211: Tribological Properties of MEMS Materi-als Measured on a Small-scale Device

John A. Williams, Cambridge University, Engineering Dept,Cambridge, United Kingdom, K. L. D. Faszer, CambridgeUniversity, Cambridge, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63203: Capillary Induced Stiction and Adhesionof MEMS Materials

Yan Xin Zhuang, Aric K. Menon, MIC, Technical University ofDenmark, Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark

WTC2005-63448: Friction Force Microscopy Investigationof Elastic Instabilities in Nanolubricated Junctions

Renato Buzio, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche CNR -INFM, Genova, Italy, Corrado Boragno, Francesco Buatierde Mongeot, Ugo Valbusa, Dipartimento di Fisica, Universitàdegli Studi di Genova, Genova, Italy



1-7 Wear of Composites



Session Chair: Andreas A. Polycarpou, University ofIllinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana,IL, United States

Session Co-Chair: Jean Denape, National EngineeringSchool of Tarbes, Tarbes, France

WTC2005-63016: Effect of TIC Content on Friction andWear Behavior of Al-TiC Composites

Rajnesh Tyagi, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, UP,India

WTC2005-63749: Dry Sliding Wear Behaviour of Cu-SiCpComposites

R. K. Paretkar, VNIT, Nagpur, India, Sanjay Sapate, V.N.I.T.,Nagpur, India, N. B. Dhokey, P.I.E.T, Pune, India, A. Uttar-war, VNIT, Nagpur, India

WTC2005-63097: Wear and Friction Behaviour of CGRPand WGRP Composites Subjected to Dry Sliding

Nabil S. El-Tayeb, Belal F.Yousif, Faculty of Engineering andTechnology, Multimedia University, Melaka, Malaysia

WTC2005-64279: Friction and Wear of a Polymer-MatrixReinforced with Nanocrystalline Alloy

Patricia Iglesias Victoria, Universidad Politecnica de Carta-gena, Cartagena, Murcia, Spain, Srinivasan Chandrasekar,W. Dale Compton, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN,United States, Maria Dolores Bermudez, UniversidadPolitecnica de Cartagena, Cartagena, Spain

WTC2005-63457: Wear Properties of Metal-ImpregnatedCarbon Fiber-Reinforced Carbon Composite SlidingAgainst a Copper Plate Under an Electric Current

Shunichi Kubo, Hiroshi Tsuchiya, Railway TechnicalResearch Institute, Kokubunji, Tokyo, Japan



3-2 Multiphase Lubricants

Session Organizer: Philippa Cann, Imperial College London,London, London, United Kingdom

Session Chair: Hugh A. Spikes, Imperial College, Lon-don, United Kingdom

WTC2005-64272: Soft EHL Lubrication of Complex Multi-phase Fluids

Juan de Vicente, Unilever, Sharnbrook, Bedfordshire, Unit-ed Kingdom, Hugh, A. Spikes, Imperial College London,London, United Kingdom, Jason R. Stokes, CorporateResearch, Unilever R&D Colworth, Sharnbrook, UnitedKingdom

WTC2005-64020: Experimental and Numerical Study ofEmulsion Lubricated Strip Rolling

P. Buyung Kosasih, School Mechanical, Materials andMechatronics Engineering, University of Wollongong, Wol-longong, NSW, Australia, Kiet Tieu, University of Wollon-gong, Wollongong, NSW, Australia

WTC2005-64114: Effects of Bubble on the Viscosity Prop-erties of Lubricant

W. S. Ng, Martin C. Levesley, Martin Priest, The University ofLeeds, Leeds, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63835: Lubrication with Water-based Clay Sus-pensions

Brian Briscoe, Chem. Eng., London, United Kingdom, P.Cann, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom, G. Mait-land, Cambridge University, Cambridge, United Kingdom, A.Dellino, Infineum, Savona, Italy

WTC2005-63126: Microtesting of as Found Grease Takenfrom Double Shielded Bearings after 10 years Service

Bryan Johnson, Stephen Hofmann, Arizona Public Service,Tonopah, AZ, United States



4-5 Nanomaterials as Lubricant Additives


Session Chair: Lev Rapoport, Holon Institute of Technol-ogy, Holon, Israel

Session Co-Chair: Jean-Michel Martin, Ecole Centrale deLyon / LTDS, Ecully, France

WTC2005-63221: Inorganic Fullerene-like Nanoparticles asNew Lubricant Additives: a Drug Delivery Mechanism

Lucile Joly-Pottuz, Jean-Michel Martin, Fabrice Dassenoy,Ecole Centrale de Lyon / LTDS, Ecully, France, ChristophSchuffenhauer, Reshef Tenne, Weizmann Institute of Sci-ence, Department of Materials and Interfaces, Rehovot,Israel, Niles Fleischer, NanoMaterials, Ltd, Rehovot, Israel

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WTC2005-63220: Carbon Nanotubes and Onions as Lubri-cant Additives

Lucile Joly-Pottuz, Jean-Michel Martin, Fabrice Dassenoy,Béatrice Vacher, Ecole Centrale de Lyon / LTDS, Ecully,France, Tetsu Mieno, Shizuoka University, Department ofPhysics, Shizuoka-shi, Japan, Nobuo Ohmae, Kobe Univer-sity, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Kobe, Japan

WTC2005-63173: Tribological Applications of WS2 (MoS2)Inorganic Fullerene-Like Nanoparticles as Solid Lubrica-tion

Lev Rapoport, Holon Institute of Technology, Holon, Israel,N. Fleisher, R. Tenne, Academia, Holon, Israel

WTC2005-63416: Study on Lubrication Properties of Car-bon Nanotubes/poly(vinyl pyrrilidone) Copolymer as anAdditive in Water-based Fluid

Wenchao Guan, Yifeng Liu, Haifeng Lu, Huazhong Universi-ty of Science and Technology, Wuhan, Hubei Province, P.R.China

WTC2005-63224: Nano-Objects and Their Influence onProperties of Motor Oils

Beklemyshev V, B.V Filippov K, F.K, Igor I. Makhonin, AlexAptekman, Makhonin I., M.I. Bolgov V., B.V., Alexander F.Letov, Laboratory of Tribotechnology, Moscow, Russia



8-1 Modeling and Simulation of Tribological Coatings I

Session Organizer: Kenneth Holmberg, VTT TechnicalResearch Centre of Finland, Espoo /VTT, Finland

Session Co-Organizer: Marie-Christine Baietto, Intitut Nationaldes Sciences Appliquées LaMCoS,Villeurbanne, France

WTC2005-64137: Optimizing Coated Contacts by 3D FEMStress Modelling and Fracture Toughness Determination(Keynote)

Kenneth Holmberg, Anssi Laukkanen, Helena Ronkainen,Kim Wallin, Jari Koskinen, VTT Technical Research Centreof Finland, Espoo / VTT, Finland

WTC2005-63477: Optimized Coatings/Substrate Combina-tions under Contact Loadings Through a Combined Exper-imental and Numerical Methodology

Marie-Christine Baietto, Intitut National des SciencesAppliquées LaMCoS, Villeurbanne, France

WTC2005-63700: Estimation of Polymer Coating ScratchTensile Strength by Nano-indentation, Micro-scratch Test-ing, and Finite Element Modeling

Timothy Ovaert, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN,United States, Byung Ro Kim, L. G. Chem, Daejeon, Korea(Republic)

WTC2005-63493: Fragmentation Processes in PolystyreneFilms under Sliding Conditions

Antoine Chateauminois, ESPCI, Paris, France, Marie-Chris-tine Baietto, Intitut National des Sciences Appliquées LaMCoS, Villeurbanne, France, Christian Gauthier, RobertSchirrer, Institut Charles Sadron, Strasbourg, France


8-14 Chemical Mechanical Polishing (CMP) III

Session Organizer: Hong Liang, Texas A&M University, Col-lege Station, TX, United States

Session Chair: Michael Laurent, Cabot Microelectronics,Aurora, IL, United States

Session Co-Chair: John H. Givens, Innovative MaterialsGroup, Inc., San Antonio, TX, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63978: Dishing and Erosion in Cu-CMP Inho Yoon, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA,United States, Sum Huang Ng, Singapore Institute of Man-ufacturing Technology, Singapore, GA, Singapore, AndresOsorno, Steven Danyluk, Georgia Institute of Technology,Atlanta, GA, United States

WTC2005-63778: Two-Phase Hydrodynamic Modeling ofParticulate Fluids in Sliding Contacts

Elon Terrell, Jonathon Garcia, C. Fred Higgs III, CarnegieMellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

WTC2005-64194: A Methodology to Reduce the Wafer toWafer Thickness Variation in Chemical Mechanical Pla-narization (CMP)

Sim Kit Wang, Nanyang Technological University, Singa-pore/Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd, Singa-pore, Singapore, David Butler, Nanyang Technological Uni-versity, Singapore, Singapore

WTC2005-63170: Nano Particles’ Behavior in ChemicalMechanical Polishing With the Effect of Non-NewtonianProperties of Slurry

Chen Haosheng, Chen Darong, State Key Laboratory of Tri-bology, Beijing, P.R. China, Wang Jiadao, Tsinghua Univer-sity, Beijing, P.R. China

WTC2005-64131: Variations of a NI-P Surface Layer afterNanoparticle Impacts

Xu Jin, Tsinghua University, Beijing, Beijing, P.R. China,Jianbin Luo, State Key Laboratory of Tribology, Beijing, P.R.China, Pan G. Shun, Zhang Wei, Lu X. Chun, Tsinghua Uni-versity, Beijing, P.R. China



9-3 Manufacturing Processes III - Finishing

Session Organizer: Andrew Jackson, ExxonMobilResearch and Engineering, Annan-dale, NJ, United States


Session Chair: Andrew Jackson, ExxonMobilResearch and Engineering, Annan-dale, NJ, United States

Session Co-Chair: Ioan Marinescu, University of Toledo,Toledo, OH, United States

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WTC2005-64345: Manufacturing Tribology in the Nano-Manufacturing Era

Ioan Marinescu, University of Toledo, Toledo, OH, UnitedStates

WTC2005-64254: Development of a Combined Analyticaland Empirical Model for Beveling of Quartz Crystal Wafers

Chensong (Jonathan) Dong, Rakon, Ltd., Auckland, Auck-land, New Zealand

WTC2005-64260: Evaluation of Rheological Properties ofMagnetorheological Polishing Fluid and Their Effect onSurface Finish In Ultra Precision Finishing Processes

Sunil Jha, Vijay Jain, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur(India), Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India

WTC2005-63134: Analysis of Surface Roughness and Sur-face Texture Generated by Pulsating Flexible MagneticAbrasive Brush (P-FMAB)

Vijay Jain, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (India),Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India, Dhirendra Kumar Singh,M.M.M. Engg. College, Gorakhpur (India) 273010, Gorakh-pur, Utter Pradesh, India, Vidyala Raghuram, Indian Instituteof Technology Kanpur, Kanpur, Utter Pradesh, India, RangaKomanduri, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK, Unit-ed States

WTC2005-64320: Study on the Selection of Critical ElectroDischarge Machining Surface Parameters Based onRobust Design of Experiments

Carlos Capela, Departamento de Engenharia Mecânica,Escola Superior de Tecnologia e Gestão, IPLeiria, Leiria,Portugal, Marcelo Gaspar, Departamento de EngenhariaIndustrial, Escola Superior de Tecnologia de Castelo Bran-co, Castelo Branco, Portugal, Nuno Octávio Fernandes,Escola Superior de Tecnologia, Instituto Politécnico deCastelo Branco, Castelo Branco, Portugal, Fábio Gregório,TOPO S.A., Alcobaça, Portugal



11-4 Dental and Cranofacial Tribology

Session Organizer: Said Jahanmir, Mohawk Innovative Tech-nology, Inc., Albany, NY, United States

Session Co-Chair: Dianne Rekow, New York University, NewYork, NY, United States

WTC2005-63768: Dental Materials and Teeth – TestingDemands and Performance Challenges (Keynote)

Dianne Rekow, New York University, New York, NY, UnitedStates, Van Thompson, NYU College of Dentistry, New York,NY, United States

WTC2005-63830: Temporomandibular Joint Arthroplasty:Using Metal-on-Metal and Acrylic-on-Metal Configurations

Robert Christensen, TMJ Implants, Inc., Golden, CO, Unit-ed States

WTC2005-63499: Ultrasound as a Tool to Measure the Wearof Human Tooth Enamel

Rob Dwyer-Joyce, Roger Lewis, Martin Goodman, The Uni-versity of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63922: Wear of Dental Cutting Tools Coated WithNanocrystalline Diamond Coatings

Mark Jackson, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, UnitedStates, Waqar Ahmed, Manchester Metropolitan University,Manchester, United Kingdom, Robert Woodwards, NorthManchester General Hospital, Manchester, United King-dom, Htet Sein, Manchester Metropolitan University, Man-chester, United Kingdom



12-9 MEMS III



Session Chair: Michael T. Dugger, Sandia NationalLaboratories, Albuquerque, NM, Unit-ed States

WTC2005-63841: Measurement of Force and Displacementfor the Tribological Analysis of MEMS

Josh Wiehn, Michael T. Dugger, Thomas E. Buchheit, San-dia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM, United States

WTC2005-64149: A New Technique for Contact Mechanicsand Friction in Microstructures: Controllable ElectrostaticRepulsive Forces from Capacitive Coupling to Electret

Edwin Kan, Myongseob Kim, Chungho Lee, Cornell Univer-sity, Ithaca, NY, United States

WTC2005-64107: Surface Adhesion and Friction in Micro-electromechanical Systems - Measurement and Modifica-tion Techniques


WTC2005-63743: Micro Undulated Contact Surfaces on theContact Behavior of a MEMS Switch

Yong Shi, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ,United States, Sang-Gook Kim, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, Cambridge, MA, United States

WTC2005-63317: A Micro-tribotester for Evaluating Fric-tion and Wear on Side Contacting Surfaces in Bulk-micro-fabricated Devices

Zhanshe Guo, Yonggang Meng, Hao Wu, Caijun Su, ShizhuWen, Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R. China

Thursday, September, 15

Plenary Speaker

8:00am - 9:00amRoom: International Ballroom Center, Concourse Level

Tribology in the Automotive Industry — A CriticalEnabler for Improved Efficiency, Productivity and Perfor-mance

James A. Spearot, General Motors Research and Devel-opment Center, Warren, MI, United States

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1-8 Wear Surfaces and Tribolayers



Session Chair: David A Rigney, The Ohio State Uni-versity, Columbus, OH, United States

Session Co-Chair: Marian Szczerek, Institute for Tero-technology, Tribology Department,Radom, Poland

WTC2005-64396: Focused Ion Beam Studies Of Worn Sur-faces (Keynote)

W. Mark Rainforth, The University of Sheffield, Sheffield,United Kingdom

WTC2005-63278: Rubbing Surface Reactivity of Alloy 718under Controlled Oxidation Conditions

Jean Danape, National Engineering School of Tarbes,Tarbes, France, Jean-Yves Paris, Ecole Nationaled’ingénieurs, Tarbes, France, A. Soufiane Adamou, 47,Avenue d’Azereix - BP 1629, Tarbes, France, Eric Andrieu,CIRIMAT-ENSIACET, Toulouse, France

WTC2005-64267: The Role of Tribofilm Evolution on Tribo-logical Behaviour of Ti3SiC2 Ceramic

Alexandra Souchet, Julien Fontaine, Ecole Centrale de Lyon- LTDS - UMR 5513 CNRS/ECL/ENISE, Ecully Cedex,France, Jean-Luc Loubet, Ecole Centrale de Lyon, EcullyCedex, France, Hassan Zahouani, Laboratoire de Tribologieet Dynamique des Systèmes-UMR CNRS 5513, Ecully,France, Michel Belin, LTDS / Ecole Centrale de Lyon, Ecul-ly Cedex, France, Michel W. Barsoum, Drexel University,Philadelphia, PA, United States

WTC2005-64040: Characteristics of Tribolayers Observedin A356 Al Alloy-SicP Composites Discs/Brake Pad DuringSliding Wear Tests

Shivamurthy R C, Mirle Surappa, Indian Institute of Science,Bangalore, Karanataka, India

WTC2005-63363: Experimental Thermal Study of Contactwith Third Body

Didier Majcherczak, IEMN, Villeneuve d’Ascq Cedex,France, Philippe Dufrenoy, Polytech’Lille / LML, Villeneuved’ascq, France, Yves Berthier, INSA de Lyon - LaMCoS,Villeurbanne Cedex, France

WTC2005-63904: X-ray Diagnostics for Scuffing: Applica-tion to Phase Transformation in Nickel

Jeff Hershberger, Oyelayo O. Ajayi, C. Lorenzo-Martin, JulesRoutbort, G. R. Fenske, Argonne National Laboratory,Argonne, IL, United States

WTC2005-63051: Wear Resistance and Self-Organizing ofNear-Surface Structure of Stainless Steels under Bound-ary Friction

Viktor G. Novytskyy, Physico-Technological Institute of Met-als and Alloys of NASU, Kiev-142, Ukraine



2-11 Contact Mechanics I: Contact Between RoughSurfaces

Session Organizer: S. Jordan Liu, Caterpillar Inc, Peoria, IL,United States

Session Chair: Herbert S. Cheng, Northwestern Universi-ty, Evanston, IL, United States

Session Co-Chair: Shao Wang, Nanyang Technological Uni-versity, Singapore, Singapore

WTC2005-64380: Nonhertzian Contact: Geometric andComputational Issues (Keynote)

Leon Keer, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63309: An Assessment of Statistical Theory ofContact between Macroscopically Conforming Rough Sur-faces

Kambiz Farhang, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale,Carbondale, IL, United States, D. Y. Hua, P. Wang, Caterpil-lar Inc., Peoria, IL, United States, Yong Li, MIT, Boston, MA,United States

WTC2005-63302: Elastic-Plastic Contact Between RoughSurfaces: Proposal For a Wear Model

Daniel Nélias, LaMCoS, UMR CNRS 5514 - INSA Lyon,Villeurbanne, France, Vincent Boucly, LaMCoS UMR 5514CNRS - INSA Lyon, Villeurbanne, France, Michel Brunet,LaMCoS, UMR CNRS 5514 - INSA Lyon, Villeurbanne,France

WTC2005-63793: Shear and Normal Stiffness of Mixed Liq-uid-Solid Contacts

Rob Dwyer-Joyce, Miguel Gonzalez-Valadez, The Universi-ty of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63585: Experimental Observation of Fractal-Regular Surfaces and a Transformation Scheme forExtracting Fractal Parameters

Shao Wang, Wai Kin Chan, Nanyang Technological Univer-sity, Singapore, Singapore

WTC2005-63618: Study of Microcontact Model for HardParticles Between Rough Surfaces

Jeng Haur Horng, Chih-Hsien Chen, Shin-Yuh Chern, Ming-Yao Ku, National Formosa University, Yulin, Yulin,Taiwan/P.R. China

WTC2005-63565: A Multi-scale Model for Contact betweenRough Surfaces

Robert Jackson, Auburn University, Auburn, AL, UnitedStates, Jeffrey L. Streator, Georgia Institute of Technology,Atlanta, GA, United States



3-10 Lubricant Testing and Performance

Session Organizer: Andy Olver, Imperial College, London,United Kingdom

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Session Chair: Keith Selby, Shell Global Solutions Inc.,Houston, TX, United States

WTC2005-63212: Prediction of Wear Rate Dispersion inMixed Lubrication

François Robbe-Valloire, ISMEP, Saint-Ouen Cedex,France, Robert Progri, Bernard Paffoni, Rene Gras, ISMEP,Saint-Ouen, France

WTC2005-63411: Tribological Performances of Some Piston Ring Materials Lubricated with Low Acidity Fuel Alcohol

Xiao Liu, Oil Application Department, Logistical EngineerCollege, Chongqing, P.R. China, Yuansheng Jin, State KeyLaboratory of Tribology, Tsinghua University, Beijing, P.R.China, Shenghua Li, Wancheng Zhao, Tsinghua University,Beijing, Beijing, P.R. China, Simon Tung, General MotorsR&D Center, Warren, MI, United States, Yucong Wang,General Motors, Warren, MI, United States

WTC2005-63806: Electrostatic Generation in Dielectric Flu-ids - the Viscoelectric Effect

Robert Balmer, Union College, Schenectady, NY, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63854: The Effect of Diesel Engine Oil Contami-nation on Friction and Wear

Penchaliah Ramkumar, Ling Wang, University of Southamp-ton, Southampton, United Kingdom, Terry J. Harvey, Univer-sity of Southampton, Southampton, US Outlying Is, R. J. K.Wood, University of Southampton, Southampton, UnitedKingdom, K. Nelson, Elaine, S. Yamaguchi, J. J. Harrison,Chevron Oronite Company, Richmond, CA, United States,H. E. G. Powrie, Smiths Aerospace, Southampton, UnitedKingdom

WTC2005-64104: Investigation of O-ring Deterioration dueto Polymerized Oil Oxidation Products

Akira Sasaki, Kleentek Corporation, Tokyo, Japan, ShinjiUchiyama, Mariko Kawasaki, Kleentek Corporation, Shin-gawa, Japan

WTC2005-64217: An Analysis of Hydraulic Fluid Wear Per-formance Discrimination Based on a Statistical Evaluationof a Standard Vane Pump Test

Richard Dixon, Maggie Wenham, Jamie Clare, RonaldBakker, Shell Global Solutions (UK), Chester, United King-dom

WTC2005-64266: KRL Thrust Bearing Rig: Effects of TestConditions on Bearing Performance

Carlos Cerda de Groote, Carl F. Kernizan, The Lubrizol Cor-poration, Wickliffe, OH, United States

WTC2005-63333: A Constant Temperature FZG Test ForOpen Gear Lubricants

Philip L. de Vaal, Bernhard E. Meister, University of Pretoria,Pretoria, South Africa



8-5 Tribology of Diamond, Diamondlike Carbon andRelated Coatings

Session Organizer: Marjorie Schmitt, ICSI - CNRS, Mul-house Cedex, France

Session Co-Organizer: Kazuhisa Miyoshi, NASA GlennResearch Center, Cleveland, OH,United States

WTC2005-64198: Tribomicroplasma Generation in Dia-mond Like Carbon and Related Films

Keiji Nakayama, AIST, Tsukuba, Japan

WTC2005-63140: Tribological Behaviour of the Diamond/Steel Couple : Influence of the Temperature

Marjorie Schmitt, Sophie Bistac, ICSI-CNRS, MulhouseCedex, France

WTC2005-63798: Transient Behavior of Near FrictionlessCarbon Films in Reciprocating Microtibometry in LowHumidity Inert Environments

Pamela Dickrell, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, Unit-ed States, Ali Erdemir, Argonne National Laboratory,Argonne, IL, United States, W. Gregory Sawyer, Universityof Florida, Gainesville, FL, United States

WTC2005-63867: Evaluation of Near Frictioness CarbonCoatings Using Four-Ball Wear Tester

Amarendra K. Rai, Rabi Bhattacharya, Maurice Massey,UES, Inc., Dayton, OH, United States, Ali Erdemir, OsmanEryilmaz, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, UnitedStates

WTC2005-64083: A Surface Analytical Study of the Effectsof Water and Oxygen on Tribological Behavior of DLCFilms

Osman Eryilmaz, Ali Erdemir, Jackie Johnson, ArgonneNational Laboratory, Argonne, IL, United States, NikhilMehta, Barton Prorok, Auburn University, Auburn, AL, Unit-ed States

WTC2005-63513: Temperature Dependence of FrictionCoefficient in Ultrahigh Vacuum for Hydrogenated Amor-phous Carbon Coating

Masanori Iwaki, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency(JAXA), Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan, Thierry Le Mogne, EcoleCentrale de Lyon / LTDS, Ecully, France, Julien Fontaine,Ecole Centrale de Lyon - LTDS - UMR 5513 CNRS/ECL/ ENISE, Ecully Cedex, France, Jean-Michel Martin, EcoleCentrale de Lyon / LTDS, Ecully, France

WTC2005-63358: Degradation of W-DLC Coatings inRolling/Sliding Applications

Diann Y. Hua, Jian Zhang, Caterpillar Inc., Peoria, IL, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63602: Effects of Tube Diameters on FrictionalCharacteristics of Carbon Nanotubes

Youichi Kawakubo, Makoto M. Gotou, Masaya M. Toumatsu,Kazunari K. Miyazaki, Shinshu University, Nagano, Japan



10-1 IC Engine Tribology I



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THURSDAY

Session Chair: Andrew Jackson, ExxonMobil Re-search and Engineering, Annandale,NJ, United States

Session Co-Chair: Martin Priest, The University of Leeds,Leeds, West Yorkshire, United King-dom

WTC2005-63677: Crank-Angle Resolved In-Cylinder Fric-tion Measurements with the Instantaneous IMEP Method

Matthew E. Leustek, University of Michigan, Mossville, IL,United States, Dennis N. Assanis, Stanislav V. Bohac, ZoranS. Filipi, Chandrasekaran Sethu, University of Michigan,Ann Arbor, MI, United States

WTC2005-64252: The Measurement of Component FrictionLosses in a Fired Engine, Part 1 (Experimental Method)

Riaz A. Mufti, Castrol Technology Centre, Reading, UnitedKingdom, Martin Priest, The University of Leeds, Leeds,West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

WTC2005-64253: The Measurement of Component FrictionLosses in a Fired Engine, Part 2 (Experimental Results)


WTC2005-63994: Influence of Cam Surface Finish andRoughness on Frictional Power Loss in Valve Trains withRoller Tappets

Mitsuhiro Soejima, Kyushu Sangyo University, Fukuoka,Japan, Masashi Nagafuji, Graduate Student of KyushuSangyo University, Fukuoka, Japan, Eiji Ogawa, TakeshiKuwahara, Nippon Piston Ring Co., Ltd., Tochigi Prefecture,Japan

WTC2005-63807: Lubricant Degradation in the InternalCombustion Engine Ring Zone

Malcolm Fox, University of Leeds, Leeds, United Kingdom

WTC2005-64076: The Tribological and Chemical Analysisof Top Ring Zone Samples of Fully Formulated Oil takenfrom a Four Stroke Gasoline Engine

Peter Lee, Martin Priest, The University of Leeds, Leeds,West Yorkshire, United Kingdom, Moray Stark, Julian J.Wilkinson, J. R. Lindsay Smith, University of York, York,North Yorkshire, United Kingdom, R. I. Taylor, Shell GlobalSolutions, Chester, United Kingdom, Simon Chung,Infineum UK Ltd., Oxfordshire, United Kingdom

WTC2005-64265: In-Cylinder Fuel and Lubricant Effects onGasoline Engine Friction

Oliver Smith, University of Leeds, Leeds, United Kingdom,Martin Priest, The University of Leeds, Leeds, West York-shire, United Kingdom, R. I. Taylor, Richard Price, ShellGlobal Solutions, Chester, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63984: Modeling Oil Evaporation from theEngine Cylinder Liner with Consideration of the Transportof Oil Species Along the Liner

Liang Liu, Tian Tian, Ertan Yilmaz, Massachusetts Instituteof Technology, Cambridge, MA, United States



11-2 Biomaterials and Their Tribology

Session Organizer: Markus A. Wimmer, Rush UniversityMedical Center, Chicago, IL, UnitedStates

Session Co-Organizer: Oyelayo O. Ajayi, Argonne NationalLaboratory, Argonne, IL, United States

WTC2005-64132: Clinical and Laboratory Wear Mecha-nisms of Artificial Hip Joints (Keynote)

Alfons Fischer, Universitaet Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg, Ger-many

WTC2005-63879: A Review of DLC Coatings for BiologicalApplications

Roland Hauert, EMPA, Section 125, Duebendorf, Switzer-land

WTC2005-64016: Adhesive Force Reduction and MolecularAggregation on Lubricin-Coated Contacts

Gregory Jay, Jahn Torres, Kyung-Suk Kim, Brown Universi-ty, Providence, RI, United States, Matthew Warman, CaseWestern Reserve University, Cleveland, OH, United States

WTC2005-64235: Plasma-Enhanced Surface Modificationof Biopolymers


WTC2005-63304: Biotribology: The Wear-Resistance ofRepaired Human Articular Cartilage

Nils Steika, Michael Furey, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA,United States, Hugo Veit, VA-MD College of Veterinary Med-icine, Blacksburg, VA, United States, Mats Brittberg, Univer-sity of Goteborg, Goteborg, Sweden

WTC2005-63675: Modification of Microscopic Zirconia Sur-face Structure for Improvement in Tribological Character-istics of UHMWPE-on-Zirconia Sliding Pair for Joint Pros-theses

Yoshinori Sawae, Teruo Mukarami, Takanori Sawano, QiweiHan, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan

WTC2005-63678: The Cooperative Effects of Protein andLipid on Wear Behavior of Ultra-High Molecular WeightPolyethylene

Yoshinori Sawae, Teruo Mukarami, Kyushu University,Fukuoka, Japan



12-10 MEMS IV

Session Organizer: Lior Kogut, Qualcomm MEMS Tech-nologies, Campbell, CA, United States

Session Co-Organizer: George G. Adams, Northeastern Uni-versity, Boston, MA, United States

Session Chair: Lior Kogut, Qualcomm MEMS Tech-nologies, Campbell, CA, United States

Session Co-Chair: George G. Adams, Northeastern Uni-versity, Boston, MA, United States

WTC2005-63147: Amorphous Carbon Thin Films for Inter-faces in MEMS

Zygmunt Rymuza, Karolina Malyska, Warsaw University ofTechnology, Warsaw, Poland, Ali Erdemir, Argonne NationalLaboratory, Argonne, IL, United States, Sergey A. Chizhik,Academy of Sciences of Belarus, Minsk, Belarus, LukaszRatajczyk, Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland

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WTC2005-63676: A Study of the Tribological Properties ofBound Plus Mobile Phase Lubricants with QCM and MEMSSidewall Tribometers

Adam Hook, Worakarn Neeyakorn, North Carolina StateUniversity, Raleigh, NC, United States, Michael T. Dugger,Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM, UnitedStates, Jacqueline Krim, North Carolina State University,Raleigh, NC, United States

WTC2005-63368: Modeling Multiscale Contact in MEMS Can K. Bora, Michael E. Plesha, Robert W. Carpick, Univer-sity of Wisconsin - Madison, Madison, WI, United States

WTC2005-63575: Contact and Adhesion of Curved RoughSurfaces with Application to MEMS

Bhaskar Majumdar, New Mexico Tech, Socorro, NM, UnitedStates, David Lavan, Yale University, New Haven, CT, Unit-ed States, Bing Ye, New Mexico Tech, Socorro, NM, UnitedStates, Somuri V Prasad, Sandia National Laboratories,Albuquerque, NM, United States

WTC2005-63970: Contact Evolution in a MicromechanicalSwitch

Lei Chen, Nicol E. McGruer, George G. Adams, Northeast-ern University, Boston, MA, United States

WTC2005-63843: The Effects of Silicone Oil Contaminationon the Contact Resistance of MEMS Electrical ContactSurfaces

Daniel J. Dickrell, Michael T Dugger, Sandia National Labo-ratories, Albuquerque, NM, United States

WTC2005-63169: Electrical Performance of DegradedMEMS Ohmic Switches

Lior Kogut, Qualcomm MEMS Technologies, Campbell, CA,United States

WTC2005-63773: Vapor Phase Lubrication of Gold/GoldInterfaces

Scott Perry, Ian Laboriante, Xiaoping Yan, University ofHouston, Houston, TX, United States

TK 13 Condition Monitoring and Knowledge-Based Maintenance Track

9:20am - 12:00pmRoom: Lincoln West, Concourse Level

13-1 Condition Monitoring and Knowledge-basedMaintenance I

Session Organizer: Simon Tung, General Motors R&DCenter, Warren, MI, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Carl S. Byington, Impact Technologies,LLC, State College, PA, United States

Session Chair: Rolf Orsagh, Impact Technologies,LLC, Rochester, NY, United States

WTC2005-64388: Expert-Free Wear Particle MorphologyAnalysis (Keynote)

Gwidon Stachowiak, University of Western Australia, Perth,Australia

WTC2005-63649: Classification of Wear Particles based onQualitative Morphological Features

Rae Hyuk Chang, Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea(Republic), Hosung Kong, Eui-Sung Yoon, Korea Institute ofScience and Technology, Seoul, Korea (Republic), Dong-Hoon Choi, iDOT Center, Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea(Republic)

WTC2005-64005: A Particle Filtering Framework for FailurePrognosis

Marcos Orchard, Biqing Wu, George Vachtsevanos, GeorgiaInstitute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, United States

WTC2005-64047: A Web-based Intelligence System forUsed-Oil Analysis

Jianchun Fan, University of Petroleum, P.R. China, Beijing,P.R. China, Xuehong Zhao, Laibin Zhang, China Universityof Petroleum, Beijing, P.R. China

WTC2005-63117: Acoustic Emision Analysis for Monitor-ing of Tribological Systems

Wolfgang Burger, Albert Albers, Rafael Scovino, MarkusDickerhof, Universität Karlsruhe (TH), Karlsruhe, Germany

WTC2005-63770: Dynamic Analysis of the Test Stand – TheKey to a Successful Sliding Friction Testing

Jacek I. Lubinski, Gdansk University of Technology, Gdansk,Poland

WTC2005-63765: The Influence of the Design Parameterson the Performance of Thin Film Temperature Sensor

Yi Jia, Uniersity of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez Campus,Mayagüez, PR, United States, Guillermo Araya, RensselaerPolytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, United States



1-9 Fretting/Reciprocating Wear



Session Chair: Seock Sam Kim, Kyungpook NationalUniversity, Daegu, Daegu, Korea(Republic)

Session Co-Chair: Julien Fontaine, Ecole Centrale deLyon - LTDS - UMR 5513 CNRS/ECL/ ENISE, Ecully cedex, France

WTC2005-64044: Prediction of Coating Durability underOscillating Sliding Contact: Introduction of a Local EnergyDensity Parameter

Siegfried Fouvry, Vincent Fridrici, Tomasz Liskiewicz, EcoleCentrale de Lyon, LTDS, Ecully, France

WTC2005-63665: Huber-Mises-Hencky Equivalent Stress –A Surface Failure Indicator

Luminita Irimescu, Emanuel Diaconescu, University ofSuceava, Suceava, Romania, Yves Berthier, INSA de Lyon- LaMCoS, Villeurbanne Cedex, France

WTC2005-63537: Characterization of Fretting Damage at Ti-6Al-4V Interfaces in Point Contact

Richard W. Neu, Xuan Huang, Teklemariam Zerayohannes,Shiu Lun Wan, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA,United States

WTC2005-63313: Role of Misorientation in Assessing Fret-ting Damage

Dana Swalla, General Electric Global Research, Niskayuna,NY, United States, Richard W. Neu, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA, United States

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WTC2005-63399: Fretting Wear Characteristics of Tube-Support Components for a Steam Generator in ElevatedTemperature

Sung-Hoon Jeong, Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon,Korea (Republic), Chi-Yong Park, Korea Electric PowerResearch Institute (KEPRI), Daejeon, Korea (Republic),Young-Ze Lee, Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon, Kyung-Gi-Do, Korea (Republic)

WTC2005-63664: Influence of NbC and WC Addition onFriction and Wear Properties of TiCN-Based Cermets

Venkata Manoj Kumar B, Ajeet Singh K, Ankur SA, BikramjitBasu, IIT Kanpur, Kanpur, UP, India



2-12 Contact Mechanics II: Applications


Session Chair: Izhak Etsion, Technion-Israel Institute ofTechnology, Haifa, Israel

Session Co-Chair: Daniel Nélias, LaMCoS, UMR CNRS5514 - INSA Lyon, Villeurbanne, France

WTC2005-63540: Complex Micromodel Analysis of Wear-ing Contact Interfaces

Friedrich Franek, Andreas Pauschitz, AC2T ResearchGmbH, Wiener Neustadt, Austria, Vladislav E. Lazarev,South Ural State University, Chelyabinsk, Russia, GeorgVorlaufer, Thomas Dick, Robin Jisa, AC2T Research GmbH- Austrian Center of Competence for Tribology, WienerNeustadt, Austria

WTC2005-63298: Finite Element Simulation of Wheel-RailContact Dynamic Instabilities under Sliding Conditions

Aurelien Saulot, Insa de Lyon, Villeurbanne, France (Metro),Laurent Baillet, INSA de Lyon - LaMCoS, VilleurbanneCedex, France

WTC2005-63557: An Integrated Experimental and Theoreti-cal Contact Mechanics Study of UHMWPE Hip ImplantsTested in a Hip Simulator

Fengcai Wang, Alison Galvin, Zhongmin M. Jin, Eileen Ing-ham, John Fisher, University of Leeds, Leeds, West York-shire, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63839: Influence of Contact Geometry and ThirdBody on Squeal Initiation: Experimental and NumericalStudies

Claire Vayssiere, Laurent Baillet, Vannina Linck, YvesBerthier, Insa de Lyon - LaMCoS, Villeurbanne Cedex,France (Metro)

WTC2005-64136: Evaluation of Microindentation TestResults Using FEM Simulations for the Determination ofthe Mechanical Properties of Various Ferrous or Non Fer-rous Materials

Antonios Lontos, Frederick Institute of Technology, Nicosia,Cyprus, Konstantinos-Dionysios Bouzakis, Aristoteles Uni-versity of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, Greece

WTC2005-63646: Elliptical Contact Area Between ElasticBodies Bounded by High Order Surfaces

Emanuel Diaconescu, University of Suceava, Suceava,Suceava, Romania


2-14 Friction I: Friction at the Micro and Nanoscale

Session Organizer: Chad S. Korach, State University of NewYork at Stony Brook, Stony Brook, NY,United States

Session Chair: Robert W. Carpick, University of Wiscon-sin - Madison, Madison, WI, United States

WTC2005-64386: Asperity-Based Models of Micro-ScaleFriction (Keynote)

George Adams, Northeastern University, Boston, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63713: First Observation of Elastic Plowing inNanofriction

Charles Ying, Stephen Hsu, National Institute of Standardsand Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, United States

WTC2005-63769: Adhesion, Friction and Mechanical Prop-erties of -CF3 and -CH3-Terminated Alkanethiol Monolay-ers: A Comparative Study

J. E. Houston, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque,NM, United States, C.M. Doelling, T. K. Vanderlick, Ying Hu,Giacinto Scoles, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, UnitedStates, Randall Lee, I. Wenzl, University of Houston, Hous-ton, TX, United States

WTC2005-63774: Modeling the Friction Response ofNanocrystalline Surface Layers

Corbett Battaile, Somuri V. Prasad, Sandia National Labora-tories, Albuquerque, NM, United States, Bhaskar Majumdar,New Mexico Tech, Socorro, NM, United States, Joe Michael,Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63373: Determination of Contact Area DuringSmall-Scale Friction Experiments by Means of ContinuousStiffness Measurements

Andrei Rar, Yehuda Y. Braiman, ORNL, Oak Ridge, TN, Unit-ed States, Warren C. Oliver, MTS, Nano Instruments Inno-vation Center, Oak Ridge, TN, United States, David L.Goldsby, Terry E Tullis, Department of Geological Sciences,Brown University, Providence, RI, United States, George M.Pharr, The University of Tennessee, Department of Materi-als Science and Engineerin, Knoxville, TN, United States



3-6 In-Situ Techniques for Studying Lubrication

Session Organizer: Philippa Cann, Imperial College London,London, London, United Kingdom

Session Co-Chair: Rob Dywer-Joyce, National University ofIreland, Galway, Ireland

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WTC2005-63099: Plastic Deformations of Micro-Spheresby Solidified Lubricants and Lubricants’ Shear Stressunder Very High Pressure

Yuichi Nakamura, Mie University, Faculty of Engineering,Tsu, Mie, Japan, Masanori Shimaoka, Student, GraduateSchool, Mie University, Tsu, Japan, Yutaka Ishibashi, NSKCo. Ltd., Fujisawa-Shi, Kanagawa, Japan, Masahito Matsui,Mie University, Faculty of Engineering, Tsu, Mie, Japan

WTC2005-63168: Application of Acoustic Emission forHigh-Pressure Short Time Solidification of Traction Fluids

Nobuyoshi Ohno, Wataru Tokunaga, Saga University,Department of Mechanical Engineering, Saga, Japan

WTC2005-63789: Ultrasonic Phase and Amplitude and theMeasurement of Oil Film Thickness

Rob Dwyer-Joyce, Tom Reddyhoff, The University ofSheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom, Bruce Drinkwater, Uni-veristy of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63183: Experimental Study of Real RoughnessFeatures within EHD Point Contacts

Ivan Krupka, Martin Hartl, Brno University of Technology,Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Brno, Czech Republic,Miroslav Liska, Brno University of Technology, Brno, CzechRepublic

WTC2005-63797: New Estimations of Surface Propertiesfor Tribological Studies by Neutron Reflectometry

Tomoko Hirayama, Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan, Hiro-ki Takemoto, Kazuko Inoue, Japan/Ryukoku University,Shiga, Japan, Toru Ebisawa, Japan/Japan Atomic EnergyResearch Institute, Ibaraki, Japan, Seiji Tasaki, Japan/KyotoUniversity., Kyoto, Japan, Masahiro Hino, Japan/KyotoUniersity, Osaka, Japan, Naoya Torikai, Japan/High EnergyAccelerator Research Organization, Kek, Ibaraki, Japan,Hirohiko Shimizu, Kazuaki Ikeda, Riken Wako Institute,Saitama, Japan

WTC2005-64135: A Micro-IRRAS Study of Lubricant Degra-dation under Thin Film Conditions

Philippa Cann, Hugh A. Spikes, Imperial College London,London, London, United Kingdom


1:30pm - 3:30pmRoom: Georgetown West, Concourse Level

6-7 Seals and Seal Tribology I

Session Organizer: Charles H. Paxton, C.L.S. OMA, GeneralMotors Vehicle Manufacturing, Dayton,OH, United States

Session Chair: Brad Miller, University of Missouri - Rolla,Rolla, MO, United States

WTC2005-63508: Numerical Modeling of High PressureGas Face Seals

Sébastien Thomas, Université de Poitiers, FuturoscopeChasseneuil, France (Metro), Noël Brunetière, BernardTournerie, Laboratoire de Mécanique des Solides - UMRCNRS 6610, Futuroscope Chasseneuil cedex, France

WTC2005-63949: Experimental Investigation on the Char-acteristics of Honeycomb Seals and Its Application toSteam Turbine

He Lidong, Shen Wei, Wang Huaqing, Zhou Weihua, BeijingUniversity of Chemical Technology, Beijing, Beijing, P.R.China

WTC2005-64170: Nonlinear Modeling of Mechanical GasFace Seal Systems Using Proper Orthogonal Decomposi-tion

Haojiong Zhang, Brad Miller, Robert L. Landers, Universityof Missouri - Rolla, Rolla, MO, United States

WTC2005-64228: Thermo-Mechanical Deformation in HeatSink Seal Rings

Lyndon Stephens, Matthew Hayden, University of Kentucky,Lexington, KY, United States

WTC2005-63194: Thermo-Elasto-Hydro-Dynamic Modelingof Hydrostatic Seals in Reactor Coolant Pumps

Erwan Galenne, Isabelle Pierre-Danos, EDF R&D, Clamart,France

WTC2005-63336: The Effect of Inertia on Radial Flows –Application to Hydrostatic Seals

Noël Brunetière, Bernard Tournerie, Laboratoire deMécanique des Solides - UMR CNRS 6610, FuturoscopeChasseneuil Cedex, France



8-15 Tribology of Diamond and Diamondlike CarbonFilms II

Session Organizer: Marjorie Schmitt, ICSI - CNRS, Mul-house Cedex, France

Session Co-Organizer: Kazuhisa Miyoshi, NASA, Cleveland,OH, United States, Kenneth W. Street,NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleve-land, OH, United States

Session Co-Chair: Stefan Korcek, Ford Motor Company -Retired, Bloomfield Hills, MI, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63553: Applications of Carbon Based Nano-Par-ticles to Space and Aeronautics Lubrication

Kenneth W. Street, NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleve-land, OH, United States, Randy L. Vander Wal, NationalCenter for Microgravity Research, Cleveland, OH, UnitedStates, Rodney Andrews, University of Kentucky, Lexington,KY, United States, Valery N. Khabashesku, Rice University,Houston, TX, United States, David Jacques, University ofKentucky, Lexington, KY, United States

WTC2005-64275: Effect of Humidity on Friction of CarbonNitride Coatings under N2 Gas Lubrication

Koshi Adachi, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan, NaoyaSodeyama, Komatsu Ltd., Oyama, Japan, Koji Kato, TohokuUniversity, Sendai, Japan

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WTC2005-63249: Solid Lubrication by Multiwalled CarbonNanotubes in Air and in Vacuum for Space and Aeronau-tics Applicatiaons

Kazuhisa Miyoshi, NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleve-land, OH, United States, Kenneth W. Street, NASA GRC,Cleveland, OH, United States, Randy VanderWal, NCMR,Cleveland, OH, United States, Rodney Andrews, Universityof Kentucky, Lexington, KY, United States, David Jacques,Center for Applied Energy Research, Lexington, KY, UnitedStates, Ali Sayir, CWRU, Cleveland, OH, United States

WTC2005-63446: Effect of Applied DC Voltage to StainlessSteel Pin and CNx Coated Disk in Pin-on-disk Sliding Teston Tribological Properties

Noritsugu Umehara, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Aichi,Japan, Takahiro Yamamoto, Nagoya Institute of Technology,Nagoya, Japan, Yoshio Fuwa, Toyota Motor Co., Toyota,Aichi, Japan

WTC2005-64100: Sliding Wear of Non-Hydrogenated Dia-mond-Like Carbon Coatings Against Al, Cu and Ti

Erkan Konca, University of Windsor, Windsor, ON, Canada,Yang T. Cheng, General Motors R&D Center, Warren, MI,United States, Ahmet T. Alpas, University of Windsor, Wind-sor, ON, Canada

WTC2005-63691: Tribological Properties of Nanocrys-talline Diamond Films with Different Nanoscale Morpholo-gy and Bonding Characteristics

A. Leigh Winfrey, Sarah E. Reising, Lucas S. Bilbro, R. J.Nemanich, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC,United States, Richard R. Chromik, Kathy Wahl, U.S. NavalResearch Laboratory, Washington, DC, United States



11-5 General Biotribology

Session Organizer: Ali Erdemir, Argonne National Laboratory,Argonne, IL, United States

Session Chair: Mark Jackson, Purdue University, WestLafayette, IN, United States

Session Co-Chair: Margaret Stack, University of Strathclyde,Glasgow, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63681: Magnetically Suspended Rotary BloodPump (Keynote)

Hooshang Heshmat, James Walton, Michael Tomaszewski,Said Jahanmir, Mohawk Innovative Technology, Inc., Albany,NY, United States

WTC2005-64156: Micro-Abrasion-Corrosion Mapping ofBio-Materials: Some New Perspectives

Margaret Stack, Mathew T. Mathew, Jirka Rodling, Universi-ty of Strathclyde, Glasgow, United Kingdom

WTC2005-64099: Initial Wear Characterization of a SpinalArtificial Disc

Stefan M. Gabriel, Andrew P. Dooris, Paul J. Ares, S. DanielKwak, Hassan A. Serhan, DePuy Spine, Raynham, MA,United States

WTC2005-64216: Acoustic Tribology of Human Skin Hassan Zahouani, Laboratoire de Tribologie et Dynamiquedes Systèmes-UMR CNRS 5513, Ecully, France, FredericFlament, Ecole Centrale de Lyon, Ecully, France, RobertoVargiolu, Laboratoire de Tribologie et Dynamique des Sys-tèmes-UMR CNRS 5513, Ecully, France, Alain Lebot, EcoleCentrale de Lyon, Ecully, France, Alain Mavon, Pierre FabreReseach Institute, Vigoulet Auzil, France

WTC2005-63350: An In-Vitro Investigation of Sliding Fric-tion Between Biomaterials for Cartilage Substitution andArticular Cartilage

Ewen J. Northwood, Institute of Medical and Biological Engi-neering, Leeds, United Kingdom, R. Kowalski, DePuy CMW,Blackpool, United Kingdom, John Fisher, University ofLeeds, Leeds, United Kingdom



12-11 MEMS V



Session Chair: Somuri V. Prasad, Sandia NationalLaboratories, Albuquerque, NM, Unit-ed States

WTC2005-63732: Nano-Scale Tribology Study of OrganicAdlayer-Metal Interface using Quartz Crystal MicrobalanceCombined with Scanning Tunneling Microscopy

S. M. Lee, Jacqueline Krim, North Carolina State University,Raleigh, NC, United States, M. K. Abdelmaksoud, Cairo Uni-versity, Cairo, Egypt

WTC2005-63607: Simulations for Nanoscale Meniscus For-mation and Rupture by Using Molecular Dynamics

Susumu Ogata, Yasunaga Mitsuya, Hedong Zhang, KenjiFukuzawa, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan

WTC2005-63196: A Finite Element Based Technique forSimulating Sliding Wear

Vishwanath Hegadekatte, Universität Karlsruhe (TH), Karl-sruhe, Germany, Norbert Huber, Forschungszentrum Karl-sruhe, Karlsruhe, Germany, Oliver Kraft, Forschungszen-trum Karlsruhe / Universität Karlsruhe (TH), Karlsruhe, Ger-many

WTC2005-63441: Ionic Liquid Thin Films: Potential Solu-tion to Lubricate Miniaturized Devices

Xue Qunji, Yu Bo, Zhou Feng, Gao Ping, Liang Yongmin, LiuWeimin, Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics, Lanzhou,P.R. China

WTC2005-63734: Nanodynamics of Vapor-Phase Organo-phosphates on Silicon and OTS for MEMS Lubrication Pur-poses

W. Neeyakorn, S. M. Lee, O. Parker, J. E. Burnette, L. S. Bil-bro, R. J. Nemanich, Jacqueline Krim, North Carolina StateUniversity, Raleigh, NC, United States

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WTC2005-63717: Molecular Design of Durable Hydropho-bic Film

Kum-Hwan Cha, Stephen Hsu, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD,United States

TK 13 Condition Monitoring and Knowledge-Based Main-tenance Track


13-2 Condition Monitoring and Knowledge-BasedMaintenance II



Session Chair: Gwidon Stachowiak, University ofWestern Australia, Perth, Australia

Session Co-Chair: Robert Gao, University of Massachu-setts, Amherst, MA, United States

WTC2005-64179: Overview and Future Trends of Manufac-turing Lubrication and Conditioning Monitoring Technolo-gies (Keynote)

Simon Tung, General Motors R&D Center, Warren, MI, Unit-ed States, Charles H. Paxton, C. L. S. Oma, General MotorsVehicle Manufacturing, Dayton, OH, United States, Feng-gang Liang, Shanghai GM Corporated, Shanghai, P.R.China

WTC2005-63890: A Review of the Evolution of Microcon-troller-Based Machine and Process Monitoring

Ahmad Rizwan, Defence Department/University of Engi-neering & Technology Taxila, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan, M.S. I. Alvi, University of Engineering & Technology, Taxila,Taxila, Punjab, Pakistan, Ali Sajid, College of EME,Rawalpindi, Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan

WTC2005-64325: Model-Based Simulation of the Tribologi-cal Components of an Automotive Mechanical Face Seal

Veronica Argesanu, Politehnica University of Timisoara,Mechanical Faculty, Timisoara, Romania, Lucian Madaras,Anca Popa, Politehnica University, Timisoara, Romania,Maniu Inocentiu, Politehnica Timisoara, Timisoara, Romania

WTC2005-64024: Lubricating Oil Performance AssessmentUsing Signed Digraph and Matrix Approach

B. C. Sharma, O. P. Gandhi, Indian Institute of Technology,New Delhi, India

WTC2005-63896: Reliability Based Maintenance in theIndustrial / Manufacturing Sector(s)

Charles H. Paxton, C. L. S. Oma, General Motors VehicleManufacturing, Dayton, OH, United States



1-10 Wear of Polymers



Session Chair: Satish V. Kailas, Indian Institute of Sci-ence, Bangalore, Karnataka, India

Session Co-Chair: Siegfried Fouvry, Ecole Centrale deLyon, LTDS, Ecully, France

WTC2005-63343: A New Approach to Optimization of theMetal-Polymer Tribological Characteristics

Jacek Przepiorka, Technical University of Radom, Radom,Poland, Marian Szczerek, Institute for Terotechnology, Tri-bology Department, Radom, Poland

WTC2005-63895: Third Body Effects in the Wear ofPolyamide Materials

Ludovic Tortech, Alba Marcellan, ESPCI, Paris, France,Harold van Melick, DSM, Geleen, Netherlands, AntoineChateauminois, ESPCI, Paris, France

WTC2005-63229: Effect of Graphite Content on Wear ofThermostable Graphite-Reinforced Plastics

Olexandr Burya, Dnepropetrovsk State Agrarian University,Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine, Vladimir Sytar, Mikhaylo Burmistr,Dmitry Danilin, Oleg Kabat, The Ukrainian State Chemical-Technology University, Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine

WTC2005-63476: Effect of Crosslink Density and Mechani-cal Properties on the Wear of Silica-Filled Styrene-Butadi-ene Rubbers

Yoshitaka Uchiyama, Tomoaki Iwai, Kanazawa University,Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan, Naoya Aamino, YokohamaRubber Co., Ltd., Hiratsuka, Kanagawa, Japan, Kiichiro Shi-mosaka, Kanazawa University, Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan

WTC2005-63375: Shearing Resistance and Frictional Wearof Carbon Plastics Based on the Ultrahigh-Molecular-Weight Polyethylene

Olexandr Burya, Dnepropetrovsk State Agrarian University,Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine, Georgy Kozlov, University,Nalchik, Russia



2-13 Contact Mechanics III: Contact with Coatings


Session Chair: George G. Adams, Northeastern Univer-sity, Boston, MA, United States

Session Co-Chair: Friedrich Franek, AC2T Research GmbH,Wiener Neustadt, Austria

WTC2005-63800: Thermo-Mechanical Model for MovingLayered Rough Surface Contacts

A. Kadiric, Richard Sayles, S. Ioannides, Imperial College,London, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63426: Evaluation of the Stress Situation ofCoated Tribosystems with Contact Mechanics Simulation

P. W. Gold, Jörg Loos, Helge Klaas, RWTH Aachen / Ger-many, Aachen, Germany

WTC2005-63942: Contact Analysis of Multilayered Elastic/ Plastic Solids with Rough Surfaces for Decreasing Frictionand Wear

Shaobiao Cai, Bharat Bhushan, The Ohio State University,Columbus, OH, United States

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THURSDAY

WTC2005-63488: Shear Properties of Polymers Films With-in Confined Contacts

Eric Gacoin, Christian Fretigny, Antoine Chateauminois,ESPCI, Paris, France

WTC2005-64210: Finite Element Analysis of Ceramic Coat-ing Systems under Spherical Indentation with MetallicInterlayer—Part II. Ring Crack Analysis

Seock Sam Kim, Kyungpook National University, Daegu,Daegu, Korea (Republic), Minh Quy Le, Hanoi University ofTechnology, Hanoi, Viet Nam, JinWoo Yi, KyungpookNational University, Daegu, Korea (Republic)


2-16 Friction II: Friction Modeling


Session Chair: Jeffrey L. Streator, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA, United States

WTC2005-63266: Adhesive Component of FrictionBetween Rough Surfaces

Irina G. Goryacheva, Yulia Yu. Makhovskaya, Institute forProblems in Mechanics of the Russian Academy of Sci-ences, Moscow, Russia

WTC2005-63154: Surface Topography and Friction Dynam-ics in Brake Systems Described by a Cellular Automaton

Michael Mueller, Institute of Dynamics and Vibrations,George Ostermeyer, Technical University of Braunschweig,Braunschweig, Germany

WTC2005-63780: Experimental Verification of an ImprovedElastic-Plastic Static Friction Model Including RoughnessEffects

Chul Hee Lee, Andreas A. Polycarpou, University of Illinoisat Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL, United States

WTC2005-63517: Characterisation of Pre-Sliding and Pre-Rolling Friction

Farid Al-Bender, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Heverlee,Belgium, Wim Symens, Flanders’ Mechatronics TechnologyCentre (FMTC), Heverlee, Belgium

WTC2005-63272: Finite Element Simulation of Metal MatrixComposites - Effective Coefficients of Friction and Tem-perature Fields under Frictional Loading

Christopher O. Huber, Vienna University of Technology,Vienna, Vienna, Austria, Sascha Kremmer, BohlerSchmiedetechnik GmBH & Co KG, Kapfenberg, Austria,Heinz E. Pettermann, Vienna University of Technology,Vienna, Austria



8-16 General Surface Engineering I

Session Organizer: Osman Eryilmaz, Argonne National Labo-ratory, Argonne, IL, United States

Session Chair: Paul Sutor, Surfaces Research, Lenexa,KS, United States

WTC2005-63637: An Investigation of Fretting Wear Behav-iour of Ternary (Zr,Hf)N Coatings

Eyup Sabri Kayali, Istanbul Technical University, Istanbul,Turkey, Erdem Atar, Gebze Institute of Technology, Kocaeli,Turkey, Huseyin Cimenoglu, Istanbul Technical University,Istanbul, Turkey

WTC2005-64022: Friction and Wear Behavior of SiliconCarbonitride Processed from the Polymer-Derived Ceram-ic Route

Tsali Cross, Somuri V. Prasad, Sandia National Laborato-ries, Albuquerque, NM, United States, Rishi Raj, Universityof Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO, United States

WTC2005-64030: Investigation of Scuffing Resistance andTribological Performance of Laser Modified Surfaces

Saud H. Aldajah, Uae University, Al-Ain, United Arab Emir.,Oyelayo O. Ajayi, G. R. Fenske, Argonne National Laborato-ry, Argonne, IL, United States

WTC2005-64203: Temperature-Dependent TribologicalImprovements in Low-Energy Nitrogen Ion ImplantedVanadium-Titanium Alloys

C. Ballesteros, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Leganés,Madrid, Spain, J. A. García, Asociación de la IndustriaNavarra, Pamplona, Spain, M. I. Ortíz, Universidad Politéc-nica de Madrid, Madrid, Spain, R. Rodríguez, Asociación dela Industria Navarra, Pamplona, Spain, M. Varela, Universi-dad Carlos III de Madrid, Leganés, Madrid, Spain

WTC2005-64335: Vapor Deposition of Composite Organic/Inorganic Films

Boris Kobrin, Jeff Chin, Applied Microstructures, Inc., SanJose, CA, United States, Robert W. Ashurst, Auburn Univer-sity, Auburn, AL, United States


8-18 Modeling and Simulation of Tribological CoatingsII

Session Organizer: Kenneth Holmberg, VTT TechnicalResearch Centre of Finland, Espoo /VTT, Finland

Session Co-Organizer: Marie-Christine Baietto, Intitut Nationaldes Sciences Appliquées LaMCoS,Villeurbanne, France

WTC2005-63335: Prediction of the Thermo-MechanicalContact Behaviour of a Graded Coating/Substrate SystemUsing Advanced Numerical Techniques

Benoît Watremetz, LaMCoS, Villeurbanne Cedex, France,Marie-Christine Baietto, Intitut National des SciencesAppliquées LaMCoS, Villeurbanne, France, A. A. Lubrecht,INSA Lyon, UMR CNRS 5514, Villeurbanne Cedex, Lyon,France

WTC2005-63124: Elastic-Plastic Analysis of the CylindricalContact between Layered Bodies

Sainsot Philippe, Bachelet Lucie, Institut National des Sci-ences Appliquées, Villeurbanne, France

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WTC2005-64147: Abasiveness of Boron Carbide (B4C)Coatings

Matthew Siniawski, Loyola Marymount University, LosAngeles, CA, United States, Q. Jane Wang, NorthwesternUniversity, Evanston, IL, United States, Stephen J. Harris,Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, MI, United States

WTC2005-63582: Mechanical Analysis of the Damage of aThin Polymeric Coating during Scratching

Ibrahim Demirci, Christian Gauthier, Christophe Fond,Robert Schirrer, Institut Charles Sadron, CNRS-UPR22,Strasbourg, France (Metro)

WTC2005-63707: Self-Replenishing, Self-Repairing SolidLubrication: Modeling and Experimentation

Emmanuel Wornyoh, C. Fred Higgs III, Carnegie Mellon Uni-versity, Pittsburgh, PA, United States



10-2 IC Engine Tribology II



Session Chair: Martin Webster, ExxonMobil Reseacrhand Engineering, Annandale, NJ, Unit-ed States

Session Co-Chair: Martin Priest, The University of Leeds,Leeds, West Yorkshire, United King-dom

WTC2005-63742: Major Advances in Tribology for Low HeatRejection Engines — A Ten-Year Overview

Paul Sutor, Surfaces Research, Lenexa, KS, United States,Ernest E. Schwarz, Harold Pangilinan, U. S. Army Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command, Warren, MI, UnitedStates

WTC2005-64343: Ceramic Coated Piston Rings for InternalCombustion Engines

Philipe F. Saad, Lloyd Kamo, Adiabatics, Inc., Columbus, IN,United States, Milad H. Mekari, Walter W. Bryzik, U.S. ArmyTACOM RD&E Center, Warren, MI, United States

WTC2005-64232: Aspects of the Rheology of Chemistry ofFresh and Used Engine Oils

Ted Selby, Savant, Inc., Midland, MI, United States

WTC2005-64227: The Erosion-Corrosion of Intake ValveSealing Surfaces due to the Formation of Lubricating OilDeposits

John J.Truhan, University of Tennessee / ORNL, Oak Ridge,TN, United States, Karren L. More, Oak Ridge National Lab-oratory, Oak Ridge, TN, United States, Roger S. Rangara-jan, Waukesha Engine, Dresser, Inc., Waukesha, WI, UnitedStates

WTC2005-64255: Experimental and Theoretical Evaluationof Simultaneous Piston Assembly, Valve Train and EngineBearing Friction in a Fired Engine


TK 13 Condition Monitoring and Knowledge-Based Main-tenance Track


13-3 Condition Monitoring and Knowledge-basedMaintenance III



Session Chair: Tiina Ahlroos, VTT Industrial Systems,Espoo, Finland

WTC2005-64019: Fault Detection and Lubricant HealthMonitoring for Slow Bearings in Extreme Operating Condi-tions

Pattada Kallappa, Carl S. Byington, Bryan Donovan, ImpactTechnologies, LLC, State College, PA, United States

WTC2005-63849: Reliability Analysis Based on Crosstabu-lation - A Novel Method

Tiina Ahlroos, Risto Parikka, VTT Industrial Systems,Espoo, Finland

WTC2005-64282: A Comparative Study of Air-Couple Ultra-sound Sensor and Accelerometer in Detecting Bearingdefects

Azzedine Dadouche, Mir-Saeed Safizadeh, Jeffrey W. Bird,Waldemar Dmochowski, David S. Forsyth, NationalResearch Council, Institute for Aerospace Research,Ottawa, ON, Canada

WTC2005-63541: Multi-Scale Enveloping Spectrogram forBearing Defect Detection

Ruqiang Yan, Robert Gao, University of Massachusetts,Amherst, MA, United States

WTC2005-63552: A Hybrid Signal Processing Techniquefor Bearing Defect Severity Estimation

Robert Gao, Ruqiang Yan, University of Massachusetts,Amherst, MA, United States

Friday, September, 16


8:00am - 11:00amRoom: Cabinet, Concourse Level

1-11 Wear of Ceramics and Coatings


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Session Chair: Jorn Larsen-Basse, National ScienceFoundation, Arlington, VA, UnitedStates

Session Co-Chair: Koji Kato, Tohoku University, Sendai,Japan

WTC2005-63461: Tribological Property of WC Cermet Coat-ings Sprayed by Using an Improved HVOF Process

Yasunari Ishikawa, Jin kawakita, Seiji Kuroda, National Insti-tute for Materials Science, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan,

WTC2005-63605: Wear Characteristics of the SprayedCoatings with Amorphous Material

Myoung-Seoup Han, Joong-Geun Youn, Sang-Ek Lee, Dae-Young Kim, Hyundai Heavy Industries Co., Ltd., Ulsan,Korea (Republic),

WTC2005-63852: Sliding Wear Behavior of Plasma SprayedZirconia Ceramic Coating Under Different Conditions

Thuong Hien Le, School of Mechanical Engineering, Grad-uate School, Kyungpook National University, R. Korea,Daegu, Korea (Republic), Younghun Chae, Seock Sam Kim,Kyungpook National University, Daegu, Korea (Republic)

WTC2005-63364: Wear Behavior of W-DLC Coating UnderReciprocating Sliding Motion

S. Jordan Liu, Diann Y. Hua, Lucy Whittaker, Steven Taylor,Caterpillar Inc., Peoria, IL, United States

WTC2005-64251: Fretting Behaviour of PACVD DepositedDLC Coatings Against Different Counter Bodies

Johan Palmers, Koen Vanhollebeke, Bekaert TechnologyCenter, Zwevegem, Belgium, Jean-Pierre Celis, CatholicUniversity of Leuven, Leuven, Vl. Br., Belgium, Tom Van derDonck, Catholic University of Leuven - MTM, Leuven, Bel-gium

WTC2005-63739: Tribological Study of Ti3SiC2 and ItsDerivatives

Surojit Gupta, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA, UnitedStates, ZhengMing Sun, Drexel University & AIST, Philadel-phia, PA, United States, Michel W. Barsoum, Drexel Univer-sity, Philadelphia, PA, United States, T. Palanisamy, Honey-well, Morristown, PA, United States, Eric Passman, Honey-well, Philadelphia, PA, United States

WTC2005-63210: Tribological Properties of Boron NitrideBased Composites

Irina Hussainova, Lembit Kommel, Tallinn University ofTechnology, Tallinn, Estonia, Jakob Kubarsepp, Eduard Kim-mari, TUT, Tallinn, Estonia

WTC2005-63084: Tribological Properties of CrystalineHardcoat on Aluminum

Kenneth G. Budinski, Bud Labs, Rochester, NY, UnitedStates, Phillip Chapados Jr., Agile Systems LLC, Pittsford,NY, United States


8:00am - 11:00amRoom: Jefferson East, Concourse Level

2-15 Friction III: Friction and Material Structure


Session Chair: Irwin Singer, Naval Research Lab, Wash-ington, DC, United States

Session Co-Chair: Edward Berger, University of Virginia,Charlottesville, VA, United States

WTC2005-63577: On the Evolution of Friction-InducedNanostructures in Single Crystal Nickel

Somuri V. Prasad, Joe Michael, Corbett Battaile, Paul G.Kotula, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM,United States, Bhaskar Majumdar, New Mexico Tech,Socorro, NM, United States

WTC2005-63586: Analysis of the Damage of UncoatedPolymeric Surfaces during Scratching

Ibrahim Demirci, Christian Gauthier, Christophe Fond,Robert Schirrer, Institut Charles Sadron, CNRS-UPR22,Strasbourg, France (Metro)

WTC2005-63357: Tribological Behaviour of GFR PolymerComposites

Jan Quintelier, Pieter Samyn, Joris Degrieck, Ghent Univer-sity, Gent, Oost-Vlaanderen, Belgium, Patrick De Baets,Ghent, Ghent, Belgium

WTC2005-63245: A Thermoelastic Investigation of FrictionPhenomena

Edward Berger, Dinar Deshmukh, University of Virginia,Charlottesville, VA, United States, Thomas Mackin, XiaojieXue, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL, United States

WTC2005-63114: Correlation between Structural Changesof Materials during Friction and Finite Element Analysis

David Barlam, Isaac Garbar, Limor Levi, Ben-Gurion Uni-versity of the Negev, Beer-Sheva, Israel

WTC2005-63480: Sliding Friction of Polymers: The Com-plex Role of Interface

Sophie Bistac, Marjorie Schmitt, ICSI - CNRS, MulhouseCedex, France, Achraf Ghorbal, ICSI, Mulhouse, France

WTC2005-63095: Tribo-Electric Behaviors of Copper UnderDry Sliding Against Cu-Cr Alloys

Zhang Yongzhen, Qiu Ming, Sun Lemin, Chen Yue, HenanShangguan Bao, University of Science and Technology,Luoyang, Henan Province, P.R. China

WTC2005-63595: Effects of Microscopic Spherical Parti-cles Mixed in Lubricating Oil on Frictional Characteristicsof Linear Slide Guide

Kazutake Uehara, Fumio Obata, Hisaki Okamoto, TottoriUniversity, Tottori, Tottori, Japan, Kenichi Inoue, Hitachi Met-als, Ltd., Yasugi-shi, Shimane, Japan


8:00am - 11:00amRoom: Chevy Chase, Terrace Level

3-3 Hydrodynamic Lubrication

Session Organizer: Josiah Knight, Duke University, Durham,NC, United States

Session Chair: Simon Tung General Motors R&D Center,Warren, MI, United States

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WTC2005-63192: Numerical Analysis on the Effect ofTransverse Surface Roughness in Non-Newtonian FluidLubrication

Li Yongjian, Chen Haosheng, Chen Darong, Wang Jiadao,State Key Laboratory of Tribology, Beijng, P.R. China

WTC2005-63479: Thermohydrodynamic Behavior of a Slid-er Pocket Bearing

Mihai B. Dobrica, Michel Fillon, Univerity of Poitiers, Futuro-scope Chasseneuil Cedex, France (Metro)

WTC2005-63853: THD Analysis of Journal Bearings: AFinite Element Algorithm for Groove Mixing Conditions

Fabrizio Stefani, DIMEC - University of Genoa, Genoa,Genoa, Italy

WTC2005-63940: A Cavitation Algorithm for ArbitraryLubricant Compressibility

Fredrik Sahlin, Andreas Almqvist, Sergei Glavatskih, RolandLarsson, Luleå University of Technology, Luleå, Sweden

WTC2005-64159: A Theory of Cavitation in an OscillatoryOil Squeeze Film

D. C. Sun, State University of New York at Binghamton, Bing-hamton, NY, United States, Zhiming Zhang, Wen Wang,Meili Sun, Xiaoyang Chen, Shanghai University, Shanghai,P.R. China

WTC2005-64167: Investigation of Cavitation Phenomenonin an Oscillatory Oil Squeeze Film

Wen Wang, Zhiming Zhang, Xiaoyang Chen, Meili Sun,Shanghai University, Shanghai, Shanghai, P.R. China, D. C.Sun, State University of New York at Binghamton, Bingham-ton, NY, United States

WTC2005-64168: Shear Cavitation Peter Kottke, Scott Bair, Ward O. Winer, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA, United States

WTC2005-64197: Experimental Investigation of Cavitationin an Oil Squeeze Film Subjected to Displacement-Con-trolled Oscillations

Meili Sun, Xiaoyang Chen, Wen Wang, Kai Meng, ZhmZhang, Shanghai University, Shanghai, Shanghai, P.R.China, D. C. Sun, State University of New York at Bingham-ton, Binghamton, NY, United States


8:00am - 11:00amRoom: Dupont, Terrace Level

5-13 Conformal Contact Bearing VIII



Session Chair: Florin Dimofte, The University of Tole-do at NASA Glenn Research Center,Cleveland, OH, United States

WTC2005-63724: Foil Bearings Makes Oil-Free Turbocharger Possible

Crystal Heshmat, Hooshang Heshmat, Mohawk InnovativeTechnology, Inc., Albany, NY, United States, Mark J. Valco,U.S. Army Research Laboratory, Cleveland, OH, UnitedStates, Kevin Radil, U.S. Army, Cleveland, OH, UnitedStates, Christopher DellaCorte, NASA Glenn ResearchCenter, Cleveland, OH, United States

WTC2005-63951: Turbojet Engine Demonstration with aHigh Temperature Air Foil Bearing

Hooshang Heshmat, James Walton, Michael Tomaszewski,Mohawk Innovative Technology, Inc., Albany, NY, UnitedStates

WTC2005-63564: Experimental Measurement of Thrust FoilBearing Temperature Profiles

Brian Dykas, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland,OH, United States, Kevin Radil, U.S. Army, Cleveland, OH,United States

WTC2005-63712: Major Breakthrough in Load Capacity,Speed and Operating Temperature of Foil Thrust Bearings

Hooshang Heshmat, Mohawk Innovative Technology, Inc.,Albany, NY, United States

WTC2005-63728: The Static Performance Analysis of AirFoil Journal Bearings Considering Three-DimensionalStructure of Bump Foil

Dong-Hyun Lee, Kaist, Daejeon, Korea (Republic), Young-Cheol Kim, Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials, Dae-jon, Korea (Republic), Kyung-Woong Kim, Korea AdvancedInstitute of Science and Technology (KAIST), Daejeon,Korea (Republic)

WTC2005-63397: Analysis of Gas Foil Bearings with Piece-wise Linear Elastic Supports

Tae Ho Kim, Luis San Andres, Texas A&M University, Col-lege Station, TX, United States

WTC2005-64108: On the Influence of the Supply Pressureon the Dynamic Stability of Hybrid Gas Journal Wave Bear-ings

Florin Dimofte, The University of Toledo at NASA GlennResearch Center, Cleveland, OH, United States, Sorin Cioc,The University of Toledo, Toledo, OH, United States, Dr.Robert F. Handschuh, Army Research Laboratory, Cleve-land, OH, United States, David P. Fleming, NASA GlennResearch Center, Cleveland, OH, United States

WTC2005-63463: On the Finite Volume Upwind Solution ofthe Reynolds Equation for a Compressible Fluid

Mihai Arghir, Sébastien Le Lez, Jean Frêne, Université dePoitiers, Futuroscope, France


8:00am - 11:00amRoom: Jefferson West, Concourse Level

8-4 Solid Lubricant Films and Liquid Lubricated Coat-ings

Session Organizer: Mitjan Kalin, University of Ljubljana,Center for Tribology and TechnicalDiagnostics, Ljubljana, Slovenia

Session Co-Organizer: Noritsugu Umehara, Nagoya Universi-ty, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan

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WTC2005-63818: A Mechanism of Sliding on the Nanome-ters-Thick Ag Layers

Fumihiro Honda, Toyota Technological Institute, Nagoya,Aichi Pref., Japan, Minoru Goto, Hino Motors, Ltd., Hino,Tokyo, Japan

WTC2005-63566: Atomic Layer Deposition of Solid Lubri-cant Thin Films

Thomas Scharf, Somuri V. Prasad, Michael T. Dugger,Thomas M. Mayer, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquer-que, NM, United States

WTC2005-64318: Self-Lubricating Cylinder Liner Coatings Paul Sutor, Surfaces Research, Lenexa, KS, United States,Ernest E. Schwarz, U. S. Army Tank-Automotive and Arma-ments Command, Warren, MI, United States

WTC2005-63906: Boundary Lubrication of DLC Coatingswith Conventional Oils

Mitjan Kalin, University of Ljubljana, Center for Tribology andTechnical Diagnostics, Ljubljana, Slovenia, Joze Vizintin,University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia, Elisa Roman,Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Madrid, Madrid, Spain

WTC2005-63921: Superlow Friction Property of DLC Lubri-cated with Ester Containing Oil — Part 2: Nanometer-ScaleMorphological, Structural and Frictional Properties

Jiping Ye, Nissan Arc, Ltd., Yokosuka, Japan, Makoto Kano,Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan,Kenichi Ueoka, Nissan Arc, Ltd., Yokosuka, Kanagawa,Japan, Yoshiteru Yasuda, Yusuke Okamoto, Nissan MotorCo., Ltd., Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan, Jean-Michel Martin,Ecole Centrale de Lyon / LTDS, Ecully, France

WTC2005-63684: Low-Friction Wear-Resistant Coatings forHigh-Temperature Foil Bearings

Hooshang Heshmat, Piotr Hryniewicz, James Walton, JohnWillis, Said Jahanmir, Mohawk Innovative Technology, Inc,Albany, NY, United States

WTC2005-63340: Friction and Wear of Diamond-Like Car-bon Coatings Lubricated with Biodegradable Oils

Karel Van Acker, Karen Vercammen, Annick Vanhulsel,VITO (Flemish Institute for Technological Research), MOL,Belgium, Javier Barriga, Tekniker, Eibar, Spain, Ales Arnsek,Petrol dd., Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia, Mitjan Kalin, Uni-versity of Ljubljana, Center for Tribology and Technical Diag-nostics, Ljubljana, Slovenia

WTC2005-63432: The Scuffing Resistance of the CoatedTribosystems Lubricated with Ecological Oils

Remigiusz Michalczewski, Marian Szczerek, WaldemarTuszynski, Jan Wulczynski, Institute for Terotechnology, Tri-bology Department, Radom, Poland


8:00am - 11:00amRoom: Conservatory, Terrace Level

10-3 IC Engine Tribology III



Session Chair: Martin Priest, The University of Leeds,Leeds, West Yorkshire, United King-dom


WTC2005-64281: Wear Resistance of Smooth AutomotiveCylinder Liner Surfaces.

Cecilia Anderberg, Volvo Cars Corporation, Göteborg, Swe-den, Staffan Johansson, Volvo Technology, Gothenburg,Sweden, Dr. Bengt Rosén, University of Halmstad, Halm-stad, Sweden, Dr. Per Henrik Nilsson, Volvo Technology AB,Gothenburg, Sweden, Dr. Robert Ohlsson, Volvo Power-train, Gotenburg, Sweden

WTC2005-63464: Optimization of the Cylinder Liner Sur-face for Reduction of Oil Consumption

Staffan Johansson, Per Nilsson, Volvo Technology, Gothen-burg, Sweden, Dr. Robert Ohlsson, Volvo Powertrain,Gotenburg, Sweden, Cecilia Anderberg, Volvo Cars Corpo-ration, Göteborg, Sweden, Dr. Bengt Rosén, University ofHalmstad, Halmstad, Sweden

WTC2005-63290: Development of an Experimental Devicefor Studying Real Connecting-Rod Bearings Functioningin Severe Conditions

Philippe Michaud, LMS-Université de Poitiers, Angouleme,France, Aurelian Fatu, LMS - University of Poitiers, Aan-gouleme, France, Bernard Villechaise, LMS-Université depoitiers, Angouleme, France

WTC2005-63270: A Contact-Wear Model for the EHL Analy-sis of Engine Journal Bearings

Ducai Wang, Glacier Vandervell Bearings, Rugby, Warwick-shire, United Kingdom

WTC2005-63525: An Investigation into the Fatigue Life Pre-diction of Engine Bearings

Hao Xu, Glacier Vandervell Bearings, Rugby, Warwickshire,United Kingdom

WTC2005-63599: Studies on Wear of Inlet Valve and Cylin-der Bore in Diesel Engines

Nagaraj Nayak, Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited, Pune, Maha-rastra-State, India, P. A. Lakshminarayanan, Ashok Leyland,Hosur, India, M. K. Gajendra Babu, Indian Institute of Tech-nology, New Delhi, India, A. D. Dani, Kirloskar Oil Engines,Ltd., Pune, India

WTC2005-64127: Coated Valve Train Components and LowEmission Engine Oils in a Fired Engine Enviroment

Ewa Bardasz, Christopher Scott, Susan V. Cowling, JamesC. Matasic, Lubrizol, Wickliffe, US Outlying Is

WTC2005-63609: Variable Valve Actuation MechanismUsing Magnetorheological Fluid

Harish Hirani, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, India,Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, Sarang S. Dani, Academia,Mumbai, India

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TK 15 General Track

8:00am - 11:00amRoom: Farragut, Terrace Level

15-3 Symposium on Virtual Tribology

Session Organizer: Nelson Forster, US Air Force, WrightPatterson Air Force Base, OH, UnitedStates

Session Organizer: Farshid Sadeghi, Purdue University,IN, United States

Session Co-Organizer: Mike Lovell, University of Pittsburgh,Pittsburgh, PA, United States

Session Chair: Jeff Brown, Air Force Research Labo-ratory, Wright Patterson Air ForceBase, OH, United States

WTC2005-64183: The Role and Progress of Bearing Ana-lytical Codes in the Virtual Design of Machine Components

Nelson Forster, US Air Force, Wright Patterson Air ForceBase, OH, United States, Jeffrey R. Brown, Air ForceResearch Laboratory, Wright Patterson Air Force Base, OH,United States

WTC2005-64331: Dynamics of Bearing Shaft Systems Farshid Sadeghi, IN, United States, C. Wassgren, N.Prenger, N. Ghaisas, E. Chamberlain, Purdue University,West Lafayette, IN, United States

WTC2005-64337: Multibody Rolling Bearing Calculations(Computer Program BEAST)

S. Ioannides, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom,Lars-Erik Stacke, Dag Fritzson, Iakov Nakhimovski, SKFEngineering & Research Centre, Göteborg, Sweden

WTC2005-64201: Modeling Tribological Impact on OverallSystem Dynamics

Pradeep K. Gupta, PKG Inc., Clifton Park, NY, United States

WTC2005-64155: Advances in Nonlinear Rotordynamics ofPassenger Vehicle Turbochargers: A Virtual LaboratoryAnchored to Test Data

Luis San Andres, Juan Rivadeneira, Texas A&M University,College Station, TX, United States, Kostandin Gjika, Honey-well Turbotechnologies, Thaon les Vosges, France, MuraliChinta, Gerry LaRue, Honeywell Turbotechnologies, Tor-rance, CA, United States

WTC2005-63771: Approaches to Dynamic TribosystemModelling

Krzysztof Druet, Gdansk University of Technology, Gdansk,Poland

WTC2005-64142: Numerical Modeling of Surface Tempera-ture Rising on Imperfect Sliding Electrical Contact

Wan-Sik Kim, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, UnitedStates, S. Jordan Liu, Caterpillar Inc., Peoria, IL, UnitedStates, Q. Jane Wang, Northwestern University, Evanston,IL, United States, Mark Asta, Herbert S. Cheng, Northwest-ern University, Evanston, IL, United States

WTC2005-63671: Multiphysics Modeling of TribologicalProcesses using Cellular Automata

Brian Vick, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, United States

8:00am - 11:00amRoom: Edison, Terrace Level

15-2 General Tribology II

Session Organizer: Shao Wang, Nanyang Technological Uni-versity, Singapore, Singapore

Session Chair: Shao Wang, Nanyang Technological Uni-versity, Singapore, Singapore

Session Co-Chair: Jeffrey L. Streator, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA, United States

WTC2005-63101: Influence of Test Conditions on Tribolog-ical Behavior

Woydt Mathias, BAM-VIII:11, Berlin, Germany, EbrechtJohannes, Optimol Instruments GmbH, Munich, Germany

WTC2005-63275: Correlation Study of Functional SurfaceParameters based on Micro-Contact Analyses

P. Wang, D.Y. Hua, Caterpillar Inc., Peoria, IL, United States

WTC2005-64297: Simulation of Space Shuttle Gear Perfor-mance

Steve H. Kratz, Lavern Wedeven, William F. Black, Donna J.Carlisle, Graham G. Wedeven, Wedeven Associates, Inc.,Edgmont, PA, United States

WTC2005-63447: Aspects of Self-Organization in Tribolog-ical Systems

Emilia Assenova, Society of Bulgarian Tribologists, Sofia,Bulgaria

WTC2005-63324: Experimental Investigation of DrillpipeLoaded in Slips

Michael L. Payne, Peter M. Driscoll, Phillip D. Pattillo, BPAmerica, Houston, TX, United States, Udaya B. R. Sathu-valli, Blade Energy Partners, Frisco, TX, United States

WTC2005-63658: Finite Element Analysis on VibrationCharacteristics of a Reciprocating Sliding System

Guangxiong Chen, Tribology Research Institute, Chengdu,Sichuan, P.R. China, Zhong-Rong Zhou, Southwest Jiao-tong University, Chengdu, Sichuan, P.R. China

WTC2005-63263: Study of Lubricant Viscosity from aDiesel Engine Operating on Various Percentages ofCoconut Oil Blended Fuel

M. Varman, Mohd Faizul Mohd Sabri, Masjuki H. Hassan,Md. Abul Kalam, T. M. I. Mahlia, University of Malaya, KualaLumpur, Malaysia

WTC2005-63685: High-Temperature High-Speed Tribome-ter with Complex Motion

Hooshang Heshmat, Michael Tomaszewski, Crystal Hesh-mat, James Walton, Said Jahanmir, Mohawk InnovativeTechnology, Inc, Albany, NY, United States

Plenary Speaker

11:15am - 12:15pmRoom: International Ballroom East, Concourse Level

Tribological Aspects of Wind Energy Power Plants Wilfried J. Bartz, Technische Akademie Esslingen, Ostfildern, Baden-Wuertemberg, Germany

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EXHIBIT HOURS & LOCATION

The Exhibit Hall is located on the Concourse Level of the Wash-ington Hilton. The Exhibit Hall will be open during the followingdays and times:

Monday, September 12 1:00pm - 5:00pmTuesday, September 13 8:30am - 4:00pmWednesday, September 14 9:00am - 4:00pmThursday, September 15 9:00am - 12:00pm

EXHIBITOR LISTING

ADE Phase Shift (www.phase-shift.com)

3470 E. Universal WayTucson, AZ 85706Phone: (520) 573-9250Fax: (520) 573-9355Booth: 110

ADE Phase Shift exhibiting their non-contact MicroXAM SurfaceProfiler. The system facilitates rapid measurement of surfacetopography of wear scars, indentations, films and defects. A com-plete set of visualization and analysis tools allows the user to pre-cisely quantify material volume, material properties, internalstresses along with industry standard roughness statistics.

AMTI (www.amti.biz)

176 Waltham StreetWatertown, MA 02172-4800Phone: (617) 926-6700Fax: (617) 926-5045Booth: 104

AMTI is a worldwide supplier of multiaxis load cells and customtesting equipment. The union of these two product lines hasresulted in a number of tribological test machines for orthopedicmotion simulation and general-purpose use. Our OrthoPod is asix-station pin on disc machine with rotation on both the pin anddisc axes. Our machines are computer-controlled and featureenvironmental and temperature control. AMTI multiaxis cells pro-vide test data and friction coefficient measurement and all of ourproducts are turnkey and include hardware, software, and training.

Argonne National Laboratory(www.et.anl.gov/sections/tribology)

9700 S. Cass AvenueArgonne, IL 60439Phone: (630) 252-5190Fax: (630) 252-4077Booth: 206

Argonne National Laboratory is one of the U.S. Department ofEnergy’s largest research centers. Argonne’s programs in BasicScience, Energy Resources, Scientific Facilities, EnvironmentalManagement, and National Security support the development ofadvanced materials, coatings, and surface modification processesto engineer surfaces for tribological applications. State-of-the-art

facilities such as the Advanced Photon Source, Intense PulsedNeutron Source, Electron Microscopy Center provide unique toolsto characterize fundamental mechanisms involved in friction, wear,and lubrication applications. The exhibit will give an overview ofArgonne’s advanced engineered surface technologies (carboncoatings, laser processing, and superhard coatings), unique char-acterization facilities (x-ray,neutron, and electron microscopy),and how they are applied to tribology.

ASME (www.asme.org)

Three Park AvenueNew York, NY 100161Phone: (212) 591-7064Fax: (212) 591-7061Booth: 107, 109

Serving 125,000 members worldwide, ASME offers a broad rangeof products and services including: codes and standards,Mechanical Engineering magazine, public short courses, onsitetraining, electronic training resources, reference books, journals inprint and online, conferences, proceedings in print and online, andan array of personal and financial benefits tailored for engineers.

Balzer’s, Inc. (www.balzers.com)

2511 Technology Drive, Ste. 114Elgin, IL 60123Phone: (847) 844-1753Fax: (847) 844-3306Booth: 103

Balzer’s is the leading global supplier of PVD coatings which deci-sively improve the performance and service lives of precisioncomponents as well as metalworking and plastics processingtools. These proprietary coatings developed by Balzer’s and mar-keted under the BALINIT® brand are extremely thin and very hard.They significantly reduce wear and friction. Balzer’s also developscoating processes, manufactures and markets coating systemsand turnkey production lines, and offers contract coating servic-es through its dynamically growing network of more than 60 coat-ing centres in Europe, North and South America, and Asia.

Center for Tribology, Inc. (www.cetr.com)

1715 Dell AvenueCampbell, CA 95008Phone: (408) 376-4040Fax: (408) 376-4050Booth: 200

CETR is the world-largest manufacturer of precision macro, microand nano tribometers for lubricants and coatings, with rotary andlinear motions, including fast oscillations, and in-situ measure-ments of load, friction, wear, adhesion, acoustic emission andelectrical resistance, and option integrated optical and atomicforce microscopes. The universal tribometers allow to performmost ASTM standard friction and wear tests, as well as numerouscustom materials tests. The load ranges from 100 nN (for anano-indentor option) to 1kK, the speed ranges from 0.0001 to10,000 rpm, optional chambers for vacuum, humidity, tempera-tures (up to 950C).

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EXHIBITORS

CSM Instruments, Inc. (www.csm-instruments.com)

197 First Avenue, Ste. 120Needham, MA 02494Phone: (781) 444-2250Fax: (781) 444-2251Booth: 108

CSM Instruments offers a wide range of instruments and testingservices for surface mechanical properties characterization,including indentation (hardness and modulus), scratch testing(coating adhesion, fracture and deformation) and tribometers(friction and wear properties). The new Nano Tribometer allowssimulation of low load tribological contacts, e.g., in MEMS,microsystems and other devices.

Duramax Marine® LLC (www.duramaxmarine.com)

17990 Great Lakes ParkwayHiram, OH 44234Phone: (440) 834-5400Fax: (440) 834-4950Booth: 205

In business over 75 years, Duramax Marine® is the world leaderin rubber-based hydrodynamic bearing technology for marinepropulsion and Industrial rotating shaft applications. Our bearingsystems are on all U.S. Navy surface combatant vessels includingvarious nuclear submarines. Duramax Marine’s advancements inR&D have culminated with the development of DMX™, a new rev-olutionary low friction rubber-based polymer alloy.

ExxonMobil Chemical (www.exxonmobilsynthetics.com)

13501 Katy FreewayHouston, TX 77079Phone: (281) 870-6171Fax: (281) 368-5816Booth: 207

ExxonMobil Chemical offers an innovative and comprehensive port-folio of synthetic basestocks worldwide to meet formulators needs.These products include SpectraSyn™, SpectraSyn Plus™ and Spec-traSyn Ultra™ polyalphaolefins; Esterex™ esters; and Synesstic™

alkylated naphthalene blendstocks. For contact information, pleasesee Sales & Support at exxonmobilsynthetics.com.

Hauzer Techno Coating (www.hauzertechnocoating.com)

Van Heemskerckweg 22Venlo, NetherlandsPhone: 31 77 3559777Fax: 31 77 3969798Booth: 211

Hauzer is a leading supplier of technology for PVD (physicalvapour deposition) and PACVD (plasma assisted chemical vapourdeposition) since 1983. With Hauzer PVD and PACVD technologyyou add value to your products by: Increased lifetime, higher pro-ductivity finishing (cutting and forming tools). Attractive andscratch resistant colour finish (bathroom and kitchen hardware,personal communication devices, automotive decoration, domes-

tic appliances).Reduced coefficient of friction and reduced wear(precision components such as used in automotive engines).Specially engineered properties.

Industrial Lubrication and Tribology(www.emeraldinsight.com)

c/o Emerald Group Publishing60-62 Troller LaneBradford, BD8 9BYUnited KingdomPhone: 44 12 7477 7700Fax: 44 12 7478 5200Booth: 208

Unique in its field, Industrial Lubrication and Tribology blendsinternational research papers with a comprehensive news section.This research-into-practice journal provides broad coverage ofthe materials and techniques employed in tribology, promotingbest practice in three disciplines - lubrication, wear, and friction.

King Industries, Inc. (www.kingindustries.com)

Science RoadNorwalk, CT 06852Phone: (203) 866-5551Fax: (203) 866-1268Booth: 201, 203

King Industries, Inc. is a manufacturer of specialty chemicals forthe Industrial Lubricant, Rust Prevention and MetalworkingIndustries, and the Paint and Coatings Industry. The companies’one hundred plus products are marketed by two distinct operat-ing divisions: the Lubricant Additives Division and the CoatingsAdditives Division. King offers a broad range of additives used inthe formulation of industrial lubricants, greases, metalworkingfluids and rust preventive compounds.

Kittiwake Developments Ltd. (www.kittiwake.com)

3-6 Thorgate RoadLittlehamptonWest Sussex, United KingdomPhone: 44 1903 731470Fax: 44 1903 731480Booth: 106

Kittiwake is the world leader in the design, manufacture and dis-tribution of technically advanced test kits, equipment and prod-ucts for Onsite testing and analyzing of fuel, lubricant and waterquality. At WTC Kittiwake will be displaying their ranges of AnalexInstruments along with Fuel & Lube test Equipment.

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EXHIBITORS

KLA-Tencor Corporation (www.ktnanopics.com)

160 Rio RoblesSan Jose, CA 95134Phone: (408) 875-3000Fax: (408) 875-4144Booth: 209

KLA-Tencor’s Nanopics 2100™ combines the ease of use andspeed of a surface profiler with the nanometer-scale 3D surfaceimaging capabilities of an atomic force microscope, meeting theneeds of the emerging fields of nanoscience and nanotechnologyfor dependable, easy-to-use atomic force profilometers. Thisclean, practical system can quickly generate an 800 micron imageof an entire microfabricated device - followed by a 0.5 micronclose up of any one of its surfaces. There’s no need for an extraoptical metrology system to keep the scanner on track. No needfor an additional deflection-measurement system requiring time-consuming alignment. And no costly, space-consuming vibrationtable. Just the sample on the stage, insert the cantilever, and go.After the image is complete, image processing and data analysispackages provide comprehensive step-height, microroughnessand grain-size results.

Koehler Instrument Company, Inc. (www.koehlerinstrument.com)

1595 Sycamore AvenueBohemia, NY 11716Phone: (631) 589-3800Fax: (631) 589-3815Booth: 111

Koehler Instrument Company is pleased to offer advanced andcustom designed units for a variety of friction and wear tests. Ourapplications personnel will consult with you on your requirementsand work with our design staff to provide solutions for your tri-bology testing needs. Four Ball Wear & EP - Pin-On-Disc - Fric-tion - Bearing Noise(BeQuiet+) - Emcor - Multispecimen - SlurryAbrasion - Dry Abrasion - Tapping Torque - Scratch - Timken -BOCLE - Pin & V Block - HFRR.

Micro Materials LTD (www.micromaterials.co.uk)

Unit 3 The ByreWrexham Technology ParkWrexham, United KingdomPhone: 44 0 1978 261615Fax: 44 0 1978 356966Booth: 204

World leaders in nanomechanical property measurements since1988 - Nanotribology and Nanoindentataion. Conventionalnanoscale testing techniques above only provide a partial solutionto the problem of materials optimisation. Coatings are gettingthinner and as all material properties are temperature-dependentand materials often fail by fatigue not overload, optimisationbased on the conventional techniques may be insufficient. Newtechniques have been developed to allow the study of hardness,modulus, adhesion, toughness and wear characteristics of such

materials and coatings under conditions which more closelyresemble those they experience in service.

Mohawk Innovative Technology, Inc. (www.miti.cc)

1037 Waterveloit Shaker RoadAlbany, NY 12205Phone: (518) 862-4290Fax: (518) 862-4291Booth: 101

Mohawk Innovative Technology, Inc. (MiTi®) is a product andR&D company specializing in integrating our advanced foil bear-ings, oil-free bearings and foil seals into high speed rotatingmachinery, such as gas turbine engines, turbochargers, com-pressors, cryogenic pumps and any system with speed and tem-perature requirements that exceed the capabilities of rolling ele-ment bearings. MiTi® provides full service engineering to our cus-tomers, from concept inception to final product qualification test-ing. We also conduct advanced research and development inBiotechnology, Tribology and Coatings. MiTi® also produces a lineof high precision tribometers for extreme environment, friction,wear and lubrication studies.

PCS Instruments (www.pcs-instruments.com)

78 Stanley GardensLondon, United KingdomPhone: 44 20 8600 9920Fax: 44 20 8600 9921Booth: 102

For twenty years PCS Instruments has been at the forefront of thedesign and development of tribology test equipment. They boastan international client base which includes all the major oil com-panies, and have now sold over 800 test rigs worldwide. Theirinstruments use state of the art computer control and measure-ment techniques, which allows greater automation, more flexibil-ity and lower operation costs. The wide product range includesequipment, which is used to perform tests to international stan-dards as well as those tailored to more specialized areas of tri-bology research.

Petrotest Instruments GmbH & Co. KG(www.petrotest.com)

Ludwig-Erhard-Ring 13Dahlewitz, 15827GermanyPhone: 49 0 33708 56 516Fax: 49 0 33708 56 556Booth: 100

Petrotest® Instruments is a leading manufacturer of standardizedpetroleum testing equipment. The sales program includes morethan 200 standardized test apparatuses such as flash pointtesters, distillation units, friction & wear testers and penetrome-ters. They comply with ASTM, DIN, EN, ISO, JIS, IP, AFNOR,GOST and other usual standards. Please visit www.petrotest.comto see our latest developments.

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EXHIBITORS

Phoenix Tribology Ltd. (www.phoenix-tribology.com)

Woodham House, WhitwayNewbury, Berkshire,EnglandPhone: 44 1625 276064Fax: 44 8707 877017Booth: 202

Phoenix Tribology Ltd. offers a comprehensive range of tribome-ters for research and development, for measuring friction, wearand lubricity, under conditions of sliding, rolling, combined slid-ing and rolling, fretting, abrasion and erosion. In addition to stan-dard machines, custom solutions are offered. Full technicaldetails will be available at the stand.

Sci-Tec, Inc. (www.sci-tec-inc.com)

6660 N. High Street, Ste. 2AWorthington, OH 43085Phone: (614) 888-0023Fax: (614) 888-0285Booth: 210

Turbiscan Emulsion/Dispersion Stability Analyzer — A quick andeasy method to study, monitor and predict the emulsion stabilityof metal working fluids. Detects and measures the rate of changeof samples undergoing flocculation, coalescence or separation.

Society of Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers(www.stle.org)

840 Busse HighwayPark Ridge, IL 60068Phone: (847) 825-5536Fax: (847) 825-1456Booth: 112

The mission of STLE is to advance the science of tribology andthe practice of lubrication engineering in order to foster innova-tion, improve the performance of equipment and products, con-serve resources, and protect the environment. The membershipof 4,300 technical professionals represents men and womenworking in industry, academic institutions and governmentthroughout the United States, Canada and around the world. In avariety of ways, STLE bring together these managers, engineers,scientists and technicians to learn and share “best practices”associated with the design and operation of modern machineryand equipment. These programs help industry to save billions ofdollars each year in costs associated with unnecessary frictionand wear.

Taylor & Francis Group (www.taylorandfrancis.com)

325 Chestnut Street, Ste. 800Philadelphia, PA 19106Phone: (215) 625-8900Fax: (215) 625-4940Booth: 105

For two centuries, Taylor & Francis has been committed to thepublication of scholarly information. Taylor & Francis publishes a

wide variety of books and journals in the fields of science andengineering. Visit our display table and pick up your free samplecopy of the outstanding journal, Tribology Transactions.

Taylor and Francis/Net Base (www.crcnetbase.com)

6000 Broken Sound Parkway, NW, Ste. 30Boca Raton, FL 33487Phone: (561) 998-2557 Booth: 113

The world’s leading publisher of technical and scientific booksnow provides researchers, scientists, and engineers with theworld’s most comprehensive online library. With its highly intu-itive interface, CRCnetBASE offers subscribers complete editionsof the most recent references and resources in two-dozen fullysearchable libraries, the newest of which is TRIBOLOGYnetBASE.

John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. (www.wiley.com)

The Atrium, Southern GateChichester, W. Sussex UKP019 82QPhone: 44 0 1243 843294Fax: 44 0 1243 843296Booth: 213

John Wiley & Sons are a leading international publisher of printand electronic products, specialising in scientific and technicalpublications. We are pleased to present our newly acquired tri-bology journals and a wide range of tribology books. Visit us atstand no. 213 to view our titles, or online at: www.interscience. wiley.com/tribology

Zygo Corporation (www.zygo.com)

Laurel Brook RoadMiddlefield, CT 06455Phone: 860-704-3975Fax: 860-347-3968Booth: 212

Zygo Corporation is a provider of precise 3D surface metrologyinstruments for non-contact and quantitative characterization of awide range of surfaces in the fields of surface engineering, tribol-ogy, and materials science. Advanced applications in industrialtechnologies and precision machining include biomedicalimplants, fuel injector components, MEMS devices and optics.

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EXHIBITORS

The Lubrizol Corporation (www.corporate.lubrizol.com)

29400 Lakeland Blvd. Wickliffe, OH 44092The Lubrizol Corporation is an innovative specialty chemicalcompany that produces and supplies technologies that improvethe quality and performance of our customers’ products in theglobal transportation, industrial and consumer markets.

Sponsor of: The Conference Tote Bag

The Air Force Office Of Scientific Research(www.afosr.af.mil)

875 North Randolph StreetSuite 325, Room 3112Arlington, VA 22203AFOSR continues to expand the horizon of scientific knowledgethrough its leadership and management of the Air Force’s basicresearch program. As a vital component of the Air ForceResearch Laboratory (AFRL), AFOSR’s mission is to support AirForce goals of control and maximum utilization of air and space. AFOSR accomplishes its mission by investing in basic researchefforts for the Air Force in relevant scientific areas. Central toAFOSR’s strategy is the transfer of the fruits of basic researchto industry, the supplier of Air Force acquisitions; to the aca-demic community which can lead the way to still more accom-plishment; and to the other directorates of AFRL that carry theresponsibility for applied and development research leading toacquisition.

Sponsor of: Program and Keynote Speakers

The National Science Foundation (www.nsf.gov)

The main mission of National Science Foundation (NSF) is topromote the progress of science; to advance the national health,prosperity, and welfare of our society. Another essential ele-ment in NSF’s mission is support for science and engineeringeducation, from pre-K through graduate school and beyond.Hence, the research funded by NSF is thoroughly integratedwith all levels of education to help ensure that there will alwaysbe plenty of skilled people available to work in new and emerg-ing scientific, engineering and technological fields, and plentyof capable teachers to educate the generations to come.


Ciba Specialty Chemicals (www.cibasc.com)

Klybeckstrasse 141, P.O. BoxBasel 4002SWITZERLANDCiba Specialty Chemicals is a leading global company dedicat-ed to producing high-value effects for its customers’ products.We create effects that improve the quality of life - adding per-formance, protection, color and strength to textiles, plastics,paper, automobiles, buildings, home and personal care prod-ucts and much more. Ciba brings new and creative thought tothe processes and products of our customers in more than 120countries.


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SPONSORS

The World Tribology Congress III Organizing Committee would like to sincerely thank the Congress Sponsors listed below.

ADACHI, K. 1-5 51ADAMS, G. G. TK 2 13

2-6 212-7 242-8 272-10 4512-10 682-13 73

AHLROOS, T. 13-3 75AJAYI, O. O. 11-2 68ARFF, D. 5-1 21BAIETTO, M.-C. 8-1 64

8-18 74BARBER, J. R. 2-7 24BATTERSBY, N. TK 3 13

3-7 48BERGER, E. 2-15 76BERTHIER, Y. 1-6 60BLANCHET, T. 11-3 54BOGY, D. B. 7-2 26

7-3 287-7 407-4 447-5 477-6 50

BOGY, D. TK 7 137-1 22

BOU-SAÏD, B. TK 5 135-6 225-7 255-8 285-9 285-2 315-10 435-11 465-12 495-13 77

BROWN, J. 15-3 79BYINGTON, C. S. TK 13 14

13-1 6913-2 7313-3 75

CANN, P. TK 3 133-2 633-6 70

CARPICK, R. W. 2-14 70CHECHIK, N. 8-6 53CHENG, H. S. 2-11 66CHOO, J. W. 3-5 25CHROMIK, R. 12-3 45CONRY, T. 2-6 21DELLACORTE, C. TK 6 13

TK 14 14DENAPE, J. 1-7 63DICKEY, J. R. TK 16 14DIENWIEBEL, M. 1-2 42DIMOFTE, F. 5-13 77DMOCHOWSKI, W. 5-10 43DUGGER, M. T. 12-9 65DUMITRU, G. 8-10 29DYWER-JOYCE, R. 3-6 70ENDERS, S. 1-4 48

ERDEMIR, A. TK 8 13TK 11 138-7 448-11 478-12 5011-5 72

ERYILMAZ, O. 8-16 74ETSION, I. 8-2 23

2-7 248-9 268-10 292-12 70

EZUGWU, E. TK 14 14FARRIS, T. 2-8 27FILLON, M. TK 5 13

5-6 225-7 255-8 285-9 285-2 315-10 435-11 465-12 495-13 77

FONTAINE, J. 1-9 69FORSTER, N. TK 15 14

15-3 79FOUVRY, S. 1-10 73FRANEK, F. 2-13 73GAO, R. 13-2 73GAO, Y. 12-5 50GATES, R. 4-2 46GIVENS, J. H. 8-14 64GLOVNEA, R. P. TK 3 13

3-4 213-5 25

GNECCO, E. 8-12 50GORYACHEVA, I. G. 1-6 60GREEN, I. 2-6 21

2-8 272-10 45

GSCHWENDER, L. TK 14 1414-2 29

GUI, J. 7-6 50GUNSEL, S. TK 3 13

3-9 51HANCHI, J. V. 7-7 40HIGGS III, C. F. 9-1 53HIRATSUKA, K. TK 1 13

1-12 541-12 541-2 421-3 451-4 481-5 511-6 601-7 631-8 661-9 691-10 731-11 75

HOEPRICH, M. 5-4 25

HOLMBERG, K. 8-1 648-18 74

HSIA, Y.-T. 7-2 26HSU, S. TK 4 13

TK 12 144-1 424-2 464-4 604-5 63

HUSSAINOVA, I. 1-3 45HUTCHINGS, I. M. 1-4 48JACKSON, A. TK 9 13

TK 10 1310-4 579-1 539-4 569-2 619-3 6410-1 6710-2 7510-3 78

JACKSON, M. 11-5 72JACOBSON, S. 8-2 23

8-9 268-10 29

JAHANMIR, S. TK 11 13TK 16 1411-4 65

JARVIS, S. 12-2 29KAILAS, S. V. 1-10 73KALIN, M. 8-4 77KASRAI, M. 4-4 60KATO, K. TK 1 13

TK 13 148-9 261-2 421-3 451-4 481-5 511-12 541-6 601-7 631-8 661-9 691-10 731-11 75

KEER, L. 2-9 42KHONSARI, M. 6-4 52KIM, D. 7-5 47KIM, S. S. 1-9 69KLIGERMAN, Y. 8-2 23KNIGHT, J. 3-3 76KOGUT, L. 12-10 68KORACH, C. S. TK 2 13

2-14 702-16 742-15 76

KORCEK, S. 8-15 71KORENYI-BOTH, A. TK 14 14

14-3 26KOTZALAS, M. 5-1 21KRIM, J. 8-11 47

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ORGANIZER/CHAIR INDEX

Organizer/ PageChair Session Number



KRZANOWSKI, J. E. 8-3 61LARSEN-BASSE, J. 8-9 26

1-11 75LAURENT, M. 8-14 64LEVERT, J. 8-13 61LI, Y. 8-13 61LIANG, H. 8-6 53

8-13 618-14 64

LIU, S. J. TK 2 132-11 662-12 702-13 73

LOVELL, M. 15-3 79MARINESCU, I. TK 9 13

9-1 539-4 569-2 619-3 64

MARTIN, J.-M. TK 4 134-1 428-7 448-11 478-12 504-3 524-5 63

MARTINI, A. TK 16 14MATE, M. 7-5 47MEYER, D. M. 11-1 62MIKLOZIC, K. T. 3-1 27MILLER, B. 6-7 71MITSUYA, Y. 7-3 28MIURA, K. 8-11 47MIYOSHI, K. 8-5 67

8-15 71MURATORE, C. 14-2 29NAKAYAMA, K. TK 4 13

4-6 39NÉLIAS, D. 2-10 45

2-12 70NEVILLE, A. TK 8 13NIXON, H. TK 5 13

5-1 215-4 255-5 32

OLVER, A. TK 3 133-8 493-10 66

OMA, C. L. S. 6-13 406-1 436-10 466-11 496-4 526-5 606-7 71

ONO, K. 7-3 28ORSAGH, R. 13-1 69OVAERT, T. 12-4 48

12-5 5012-7 59

PAXTON, C. H. TK 6 136-13 406-1 436-10 466-11 496-4 526-5 606-7 71

PERRY, S. 12-6 5412-8 62

POLYCARPOU, A. A. TK 7 137-1 227-2 267-3 287-7 402-9 427-4 447-5 477-6 501-7 63

PRASAD, S. V. 12-11 72PRIEST, M. TK 10 13

10-4 5710-1 6710-2 7510-3 78

RAINFORTH, W. M. 1-5 51RAPOPORT, L. 4-5 63REKOW, D. 11-4 65RIGNEY, D. A. 1-8 66SADEGHI, F. 15-3 79SALANT, R. 8-2 23SAN ANDRES, L. 5-6 22SANDERS, J. TK 14 14

14-1 24SAWYER, W. G. 11-1 62SCHMITT, M. 8-5 67

8-15 71SELBY, K. 3-10 66SINGER, I. 2-15 76SINHA, S. K. 1-3 45SNYDER, D. 5-4 25SOKOLOV, I. 8-13 61SPENCER, N. TK 12 14

12-1 2312-2 2912-3 454-3 5212-6 5412-7 5912-8 6212-9 6512-11 72

SPIKES, H. A. TK 3 133-1 273-8 493-9 513-2 63

STACHOWIAK, G. 13-2 73STACK, M. 11-5 72STREATOR, J. L. 2-16 74

15-2 79STREET, K. W. 6-5 60

8-15 71SUGIMURA, J. 3-4 21SUK, M. 7-1 22SUTOR, P. 8-16 74SZCZEREK, M. 1-8 66TAGAWA, N. 7-6 50TALKE, F. E. 7-4 44TANAKA, M. 5-8 28TICHY, J. 5-12 49TØNDER, K. 5-9 28TUNG, S. TK 13 14

13-1 6913-2 7313-3 753-3 76

TYSOE, W. 4-3 52UMEHARA, N. 8-4 77URGEN, M. 8-3 61VAN CITTERS, D. 11-3 54VICK, B. 15-1 27WAHL, K. J. 12-4 48WAHL, K. TK 12 14

12-1 2312-2 2912-3 4512-6 5412-7 5912-8 6212-9 6512-11 72

WANG, Q. J. TK 2 13TK 5 13TK 15 145-2 3115-4 35

WANG, S. TK 15 1415-1 272-11 6615-2 79

WEBSTER, M. 10-2 75WEDEVEN, L. 4-4 60WILLIAMS, J. A. 2-9 42WIMMER, M. A. 11-2 68ZABINSKI, J. TK 14 14ZARETSKY, E. 6-1 43

6-10 466-11 49

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AAMINO, N. 1-10 73ABAD, E. 12-8 62ABDELMAKSOUD, M. K. 12-11 72ABE, T. 16-1 35ABU-MAHFOUZ, I. 5-10 43ACHANTA, S. 12-7 59ADACHI, K. 14-2 29

8-15 71ADAMOU, A. S. 1-8 66ADAMS, G. 2-14 70ADAMS, G. G. 2-7 24

12-10 68ADAMS, JR., M. L. 5-11 46AHLROOS, T. 13-3 75AHMED, S. I.-U. 12-8 62AHMED, W. 11-4 65AHN, S. Y. 6-11 49AHN, Y.-H. 10-4 57AI, X. 6-11 49AJAYAN, P. M. 14-3 26AJAYI, O. O. 8-2 23

16-1 359-4 561-8 668-16 74

AJITHKUMAR, G. 3-11 30AKBULUT, M. 16-1 35AKIYAMA, M. 14-1 24AKSIT, M. F. 5-5 32AL-BENDER, F. 15-1 27

2-16 74ALBERDI, A. 8-2 23ALBERDI, G. 8-2 23ALBERS, A. 2-5 37

6-4 5213-1 69

ALBERT, P. 3-11 306-5 60

ALDAJAH, S. H. 8-16 74ALEXANDROV, S. 9-4 56ALEXANDROV, V. A. 3-11 30ALI, W. Y. 5-2 31ALIG, A. R. G. 16-1 35ALMQVIST, A. 2-6 21

3-3 76ALPAS, A. T. 1-6 60

8-15 71ALVARADO, A. 8-9 26ALVI, M. S. I. 13-2 73AMAMOTO, Y. 15-1 27AMBEKAR, R. P. 7-1 22ANDERBERG, C. 10-3 78ANDERSON, M. H. 12-7 59ANDERSSON, J. 8-6 53ANDO, Y. 12-6 54ANDRADE-FERREIRA, L. 5-8 28ANDREWS, R. 8-15 71ANDRIEU, E. 1-8 66ANDRIUSIS, A. 8-17 33ANH, T. N. 1-12 54

5-9 285-2 31

ANJUR, S. 8-13 61ANKUR, S. A. 1-9 69ANTIFAKOS, J. 4-3 52AOKI, F. 6-13 40AOKI, Y. 14-3 26AOYAMA, K. 7-6 50APONE, D. 8-13 61APTEKMAN, A. 4-5 63ARANZABE, A. 3-7 48ARAYA, G. 13-1 69ARDA, T. 1-12 54ARES, P. J. 11-5 72ARGESANU, V. 13-2 73ARGHIR, M. 6-11 49ARNSEK, A. 8-4 77ARSLAN, A. 2-5 37ASAKAWA, M. 12-1 23ASHURST, R. W. 8-16 74ASHURST, W. R. 12-6 54ASSANIS, D. N. 10-1 67ASSENOVA, E. 15-2 79ASTA, M. 15-3 79ASTHANA, P. 16-1 35ASWATH, P. 3-1 27

3-11 304-4 60

ATAR, E. 8-16 74ATWOOD, S. 11-3 54AYLOTT, C. J. 1-3 45BA, K. L. 5-2 31BABIC, M. 9-4 56BABU, M. K. G. 10-3 78BABUL, T. 8-17 33BADISCH, E. 8-9 26BAHADUR, S. 11-7 57BAI, M. 7-5 47BAI, S. 4-2 46BAIETTO, M.-C. 5-4 25

8-1 648-18 74

BAILLET, L. 2-12 70BAIR, S. 3-4 21

5-4 253-3 76

BAKER, C. 8-3 61BAKHSHYAN, A. 6-5 60BAKKER, R. 3-10 66BAKOLAS, V. 3-5 25

2-5 37BALAJI, A. K. 9-4 56

9-2 61BALAN, M. 3-8 49BALASUBRAMANIAN, K. 14-4 35BALDWIN, A. 13-4 41BALI, R. 11-7 57BALLESTEROS, C. 8-16 74BALMER, R. 3-10 66BÁLSAMO, P. S. S. 1-12 54BAN, T. 2-5 37

6-13 40BANCROFT, G. M. 4-3 52BANDUR, G. 3-11 30

BANERJEE, J. 9-4 569-2 61

BANKS, S. 11-1 62BAO, H. S. 2-15 76BARA, R. J. 5-7 25BARATOFF, A. 8-7 44BARDASZ, E. 10-3 78BAREN, R. 3-9 51BARLAM, D. 2-15 76BARNS, C. 8-13 61BARNSBY, R. M. 5-1 21BARRIGA, J. 3-7 48

12-7 5912-8 628-4 77

BARRON, M. 11-7 57BARSOUM, M. W. 1-8 66

1-11 75BASSANI, R. 5-9 28BASTAWROS, A. 8-13 61BASU, B. 1-9 69BATE, P. S. 9-1 53BATTAILE, C. 2-14 70

2-15 76BATTERSBY, N. 3-7 48BATTEZ, A. E. H. 3-9 51BAUMGART, P. 7-1 22

7-4 447-5 47

BAYRAKTAR, M. 3-11 30BEC, S. 12-4 48BECKER, A. 11-3 54BECKER, B. 2-5 37BEKLEMYSHEV, V. 4-5 63BELEVSKAYA, E. L. 8-17 33BELEVSKY, L. S. 8-17 33BELIN, M. 1-8 66BELLABARBA, E. 5-2 31BENDER, J. 12-3 45BENEDETTI, M. 14-2 29BENNEWITZ, R. 8-7 44BENSON, L. C. 11-7 57BERGER, E. 2-7 24

2-15 76BERGSTROM, L. 12-7 59BERMUDEZ, M. D. 4-1 42

1-7 63BERNSTEIN, N. 8-7 44BERTHIER, Y. 4-2 46

1-5 511-8 661-9 692-12 70

BEVIERE, S. 3-9 51BEYNON, J. H. 1-4 48BHAT, B. 6-5 60BHATTACHARYA, R. 8-5 67BHUSHAN, B. 12-3 45

2-13 73BIBI, A. 3-11 30BILBRO, L. S. 8-15 71

12-11 72

87

AUTHORINDEX

PageAuthor Session Number



BINDAL, C. 11-7 57BIRD, J. W. 13-3 75BIRESAW, G. 3-1 27

3-9 51BIRKHOFER, H. 1-3 45BIROL, F. S. 5-5 32BISTAC, S. 8-17 33

12-3 458-5 672-15 76

BLACK, W. F. 4-4 6015-2 79

BLANCHET, T. 6-10 46BLAU, P. J. 8-2 23

1-4 48BLOCK, J. M. 2-8 27BO, Y. 12-11 72BOCCALETTI, G. 4-1 42BOGDANOVICH, A. 1-12 54BOGDANSKI, B. 8-17 33BOGY, D. 7-1 22

7-7 407-4 44

BOGY, D. B. 7-5 47BOHAC, S. V. 10-1 67BOIANGIU, V. 3-11 30BOLGOV, M. I. 4-5 63BOLLK, P. 1-12 54BONING, D. 8-13 61BONNEAU, O. 6-11 49BONNEY, J. 14-3 26BORA, C. K. 12-10 68BORAGNO, C. 12-8 62BORAN, S. 3-11 30BORCHERS, W. 3-5 25

2-5 37BORDOVSKIY, A. 1-2 42BORODICH, F. M. 2-7 24

2-5 372-10 45

BORTOLUZZI, D. 14-2 29BOSCHKOVA, K. 12-1 23BOSE, K. 8-17 33BOSETTI, P. 14-2 29BOUCLY, V. 2-6 21

2-11 66BOU-SAÏD, B. 11-1 62BOUYER, J. 5-12 49BOUZAKIS, K.-D. 2-12 70BOUZIDANE, A. 5-2 31BOZKURT, H. 1-3 45BOZZI, A. C. 1-12 54BRAIMAN, Y. Y. 2-14 70BRAUN, M. J. 5-7 25

14-4 35BREGLIOZZI, G. 12-8 62BREUER, K. 11-7 57BREUTINGER, F. 5-8 28BREWE, D. E. 5-10 43BRISCOE, B. 3-2 63BRITTBERG, M. 11-2 68BRIZMER, V. 2-10 45

BROADBELT, L. J. 16-1 354-1 42

BROCHARD-WYART, F. 15-4 35BROWN, C. 2-5 37BROWN, J. R. 15-3 79BRUCKNER, R. 14-2 29BRUNET, M. 2-11 66BRUNETIÈRE, N. 6-7 71BRUSIC, V. 8-6 53BRYANT, M. D. 10-4 57BRYZIK, W. W. 10-4 57

10-2 75BUCHHEIT, T. E. 12-9 65BUDINSKI, K. G. 1-11 75BUGUIN, A. 15-4 35BUJOLD, M. 6-1 43BURGER, W. 13-1 69BURMISTR, M. 1-10 73BURNETT, P. 3-9 51BURNETTE, J. E. 12-11 72BURRIS, D. 14-1 24

14-2 2914-4 35

BURYA, O. 1-10 73BUSCAGLIA, G. C. 8-10 29BUSHE, N. A. 1-12 54BUTLER, D. 8-14 64BUZIO, R. 12-8 62BYARS, J. A. 3-1 27BYINGTON, C. S. 13-3 75CAI, L. 8-2 23

16-1 35CAI, S. 2-13 73CAKIR, A. F. 8-3 61CAMPANA, C. 8-7 44CANN, P. 5-1 21

3-2 633-6 70

CANTLAY, A. 16-1 35CANTRELL, R. 16-1 35CANTY, L. 15-1 27CAPELA, C. 9-3 64CARCEL, A. C. 9-1 53

9-4 56CARLISLE, D. J. 4-4 60

15-2 79CARPENTIER, P. 6-11 49CARPICK, R. W. 12-6 54

12-10 68CARRIÓN, F.-J. 4-1 42CARROLL, R. I. 1-4 48CARTER, M. 4-1 42CARTER, R. O. 1-3 45CASTILLO-SÁNCHEZ, M. D.

1-12 54CASTRO, R. 5-9 28CAVALEIRO, A. 8-17 33CELICHOWSKI, G. 8-17 33CELIS, J.-P. 12-7 59

1-11 75CERLINCA, D. A. 1-3 45CERMAK, S. C. 3-1 27

3-9 51

CHA, E. 7-2 26CHA, K.-H. 12-11 72CHAE, Y. 8-17 33

1-11 75CHAMBERLAIN, E. 15-3 79CHAN, W. K. 2-11 66CHAN, Y.-J. 2-5 37CHANDRA, A. 8-13 61CHANDRA, K. 1-2 42CHANDRASEKAR, S. 1-7 63CHANG, L. 3-4 21

2-9 42CHANG, R. H. 13-1 69CHANG, Y.-Z. 5-6 22

15-4 35CHAOUACHI, F. 2-5 37CHAPADOS, JR., P. 1-11 75CHAPEL, J. P. 12-4 48CHAPKOV, A. D. 3-5 25CHATCHAI, A. 3-11 30CHATEAUMINOIS, A. 8-1 64

1-10 732-13 73

CHATEAUNEUF, G. 12-6 54CHATTHA, J. A. 8-17 33CHE, W. 8-13 61CHECHIK, N. 8-6 53CHEN, C.-H. 2-11 66CHEN, D. 8-17 33CHEN, G. 15-2 79CHEN, H. 6-13 40CHEN, K. 12-3 45CHEN, L. 12-10 68CHEN, L. M. 8-17 33CHEN, S.-H. 6-4 52CHEN, X. 3-3 76CHEN, Y. 7-7 40CHENG, H. S. 15-3 79CHENG, L. 8-13 61CHENG, W. 2-5 37

11-7 57CHENG, Y. T. 8-15 71CHERN, S.-Y. 2-11 66CHERNEV, B. 2-5 37CHERNYSH, I. 14-4 35CHERUKURI, H. P. 5-7 25CHEZ, E. L. 2-5 37CHIBA, H. 7-6 50CHIN, J. 8-16 74CHINTA, M. 15-3 79CHIZHIK, S. A. 12-10 68CHO, S.-O. 6-13 40CHO, W. 4-6 39CHOI, D.-H. 13-1 69CHOI, H. J. 3-8 49CHONG, M. W. L. 1-2 42CHOO, J. H. 12-2 29CHOO, J. W. 3-4 21CHOU, K. 9-2 61CHOY, F. 5-5 32

6-13 40CHRISTENSEN, B. F. 5-9 28

88

AUTHORINDEX




CHRISTENSEN, R. 11-4 65CHRISTENSEN, S. D. 11-7 57CHROBAK, K. 8-17 33CHROMIK, R. 12-1 23CHROMIK, R. R. 8-15 71CHUN, J.-I. 7-2 26CHUN, L. X. 8-17 33

8-14 64CHUN, S. M. 10-4 57CHUNG, C. S. 6-13 40CHUNG, K. 4-6 39CHUNG, K.-H. 12-3 45CHUNG, M. 7-7 40CHUNG, P. S. 3-8 49CHUNG, S. 16-1 35

10-1 67CHUNG, W.-S. 6-13 40CHUNG, Y.-W. 16-1 35

8-11 4712-5 50

CHURCHMAN, C. 2-8 27CIMENOGLU, H. 8-16 74CIOC, C. 6-13 40CIOC, S. 6-13 40

5-10 435-13 77

CIORNEI, F. C. 2-6 21CIRACI, S. 8-7 44CIULLI, E. 5-9 28CIUPERCA, S. 8-10 29CLAIN, J. 15-4 35CLARE, J. 3-10 66CLARK, D. A. 5-10 43COIRET, A. L. 15-1 27COLBOURNE, D. 3-9 51COLIN, J. 8-17 33COLLIER, J. 11-3 54COLLIER, J. P. 11-3 54COMBARIEU, R. 4-1 42COMPTON, W. D. 1-7 63CONLEY, B. 12-2 29CONTÉ, N. 12-8 62CORWIN, A. D. 12-6 54COSTA, H. 8-9 26COSTELLO, M. 4-2 46COTO, B. 12-7 59

12-8 62COTTINEAU, L.-M. 1-12 54COURTNEY, K. 2-7 24COWLING, S. V. 10-3 78CROSS, T. 8-16 74CURRIER, J. H. 11-3 54DA LIO, M. 14-2 29DA SILVA, R. 14-3 26DADOUCHE, A. 13-3 75DAG, S. 8-7 44DAI, Z. 11-7 57DAMODARAN, M. 7-2 26DANAPE, J. 1-8 66DANI, A. D. 10-3 78DANI, S. S. 10-3 78DANIEL, L. 12-7 59DANILIN, D. 1-10 73

DANYLUK, S. 8-14 64DAPENG, F. 3-9 51DARONG, C. 8-14 64

3-3 76DASSENOY, F. 4-5 63DAUGELA, A. 12-7 59DAVES, W. 2-5 37DAY, A. J. 1-12 54DE BAETS, P. 5-2 31

6-1 436-4 524-4 602-15 76

DE GROOTE, C. C. 3-10 66DE MELLO, J. D. B. 2-5 37

1-12 54DE MONGEOT, F. B. 12-8 62DE ROOIJ, M. 2-10 45DE SANTIAGO, O. 5-11 46DE VAAL, P. L. 11-1 62

3-10 66DE VICENTE, J. 3-2 63DEBAILLEUX, C. 6-11 49DE-BARROS, M.-I. 8-17 33

8-11 474-3 52

DEBOER, M. P. 12-6 54DEDY, N. 8-6 53

8-13 61DEFAYE, C. 6-11 49DEGRIECK, J. 5-2 31

2-15 76DELADI, E. L. 2-10 45DELLACORTE, C. 14-2 29

5-13 77DELLINO, A. 3-2 63DEMAS, N. G. 1-4 48DEMILLY, F. 6-4 52DEMIRCI, I. 8-18 74

2-15 76DEMMOU, K. 12-4 48DEMURA, N. 9-4 56DENAPE, J. 8-17 33DENEUVILLE, P. 4-1 42DENG, D. 5-7 25DEORAS, S. 7-1 22DESALE, G. 1-2 42DESHMUKH, D. 2-15 76DESHMUKH, P. 3-1 27

8-17 33DESJARDINS, J. D. 11-7 57DESROCHES, J.-P. 1-12 54DEVARAJ, V. 9-4 56DEVASAHAYAM, R. 14-4 35DEVLIN, M. 3-9 51DHIMAN, S. 9-2 61DHOKEY, N. B. 1-7 63DIACONESCU, E. 2-6 21

2-5 371-3 453-8 491-9 692-12 70

DIAO, D. 7-2 2616-1 35

DIAZ, S. 5-9 285-2 31

DICK, T. 2-12 70DICKERHOF, M. 13-1 69DICKINSON, J. T. 12-1 23

8-6 53DICKRELL, D. J. 12-10 68DICKRELL, P. 14-3 26

14-4 353-9 518-5 67

DIENWIEBEL, M. 8-11 471-5 51

DIMOFTE, F. 5-2 315-10 435-13 77

DINH, L. Q. 5-2 31DINI, D. 2-8 27DIRIX, Y. 11-3 54DIXON, R. 3-10 66DMOCHOWSKI, J. 5-2 31DMOCHOWSKI, W. 5-2 31

5-10 4313-3 75

DO, M.-T. 2-5 37DOBRICA, M. B. 3-3 76DOELLING, C. M. 2-14 70DOMINGUEZ-RODRIGUEZ, A.

1-6 60DONG, C. 6-5 60

9-3 64DONG, Y. 12-4 48DONOVAN, B. 13-3 75DOORIS, A. P. 11-5 72DREES, D. 12-7 59DRINKWATER, B. 3-6 70DRISCOLL, P. M. 15-2 79DROBEK, T. 8-12 50DRUET, K. 15-3 79DU, D. K. 1-12 54DUAN, F. 8-17 33DUAN, Z. 8-17 33

1-12 54DUC, B. L. 1-12 54DUDDU, R. 2-8 27DUFFY, L. 11-7 57DUFRENOY, P. 1-8 66DUGGER, M. T. 12-6 54

12-9 6512-10 688-4 77

DUMITRU, G. 8-2 23DURSAPT, M. 9-4 56DUWENSEE, M. 7-5 47DWYER-JOYCE, R. 6-4 52

11-4 652-11 663-6 70

DYKAS, B. 5-13 77EBISAWA, T. 3-6 70EBNER, R. 2-5 37

89

AUTHORINDEX




EGOROV, I. M. 6-13 40ELSENBAUMER, R. 3-1 27

3-11 30ELSHARKAWY, A. 3-11 30EL-TAYEB, N. S. 1-7 63ENDERS, S. 1-5 51ENE, N. M. 5-2 31ERCK, R. A. 16-1 35ERDEMIR, A. 8-2 23

4-1 428-11 471-6 608-3 618-5 6712-10 68

ERGULER, M. 5-5 32ERYILMAZ, O. 8-2 23

8-3 618-5 67

ERZIMIK, V. 8-3 61ESCOFFIER, B. 2-9 42ETSION, I. 8-2 23

8-10 2916-1 3512-3 452-10 45

ETXEBERRIA, I. 8-2 23EVANNO, N. 12-7 59EVANS, H. P. 6-13 40EVANS, R. D. 5-1 21EZUGWU, E. 14-3 26FAIZUL, M. 3-11 30

15-2 79FAMULSKI, W. 5-2 31FAN, J. 15-4 35

16-1 3513-1 69

FANG, H.-W. 11-3 5411-7 57

FANG, W. 7-7 40FARHANG, K. 8-9 26

14-4 352-5 3711-7 5712-7 592-11 66

FARRIS, T. N. 2-8 27FASZER, K. L. D. 12-8 62FATU, A. 5-10 43

10-3 78FEILER, A. 12-7 59FELDMAN, Y. 8-10 29FENG, B. 12-7 59FENG, D. 12-7 59FENG, N. 5-2 31

5-11 46FENG, S. 8-17 33FENG, Z. 7-2 26

6-13 4012-11 72

FENSKE, G. R. 8-2 2316-1 351-8 668-16 74

FERNANDES, N. O. 9-3 64FERNÁNDEZ, B. 12-7 59

12-8 62FILIPI, Z. S. 10-1 67FILIPPOV, B. V. K. 4-5 63FILLON, M. 5-12 49

3-3 76FILLOT, N. 1-5 51FISCHER, A. 11-2 68FISCHER, F. D. 2-5 37FISHER, J. 11-7 57

11-1 622-12 7011-5 72

FLAMENT, F. 11-5 72FLAMENT, Y. 6-4 52FLATER, E. E. 12-6 54FLEET, M. E. 4-3 52FLEISCHER, N. 4-5 63FLEISHER, N. 4-5 63FLEMING, D. P. 6-13 40

5-10 435-13 77

FLUGRAD, D. 5-5 32FOND, C. 8-18 74

2-15 76FONTAINE, J. 14-1 24

8-11 471-8 668-5 67

FONTANARI, V. 14-2 29FORREST, A. 12-2 29FORSBERG, M. 8-6 53FORSTER, N. 15-3 79FORSYTH, D. S. 13-3 75FORTIER, A. E. 8-10 29FOSTER, D. 5-6 22FOSTER, JR., L. 5-2 31FOUVRY, S. 1-9 69FOX, M. 10-1 67FRANEK, F. 8-9 26

5-12 492-12 70

FREGLY, B. J. 11-1 62FRENKEN, J. W. M. 8-11 47FRETIGNY, C. 2-13 73FRIDRICI, V. 1-9 69FRIEDMAN, K. 2-5 37FRITZSON, D. 15-3 79FRÊNE, J. 5-13 77FRUNZA, G. 11-7 57FRUNZA, M.-C. 11-7 57FU, X. 3-11 30FU, Y. 7-2 26FUERST, A. 5-2 31FUJIMURA, S. 16-1 35FUJITA, S. 5-4 25

5-10 43

FUKUI, S. 7-1 2212-2 29

FUKUMA, T. 12-1 23FUKUZAWA, K. 7-1 22

7-7 407-6 5012-11 72

FUREY, M. 15-1 274-6 394-2 4611-2 68

FURUKAWA, M. 5-2 31FUWA, Y. 8-17 33

8-15 71GABRIEL, S. M. 11-5 72GABRIEL, V.-Y-R. 1-12 54GACOIN, E. 2-13 73GADALA, M. 3-11 30GAILLARD, L. 14-1 24GALANOV, B. A. 2-7 24GALENNE, E. 6-7 71GALLEGO, L. 14-3 26GALLENNE, M.-L. V. 15-1 27GALVIN, A. 11-7 57

11-1 622-12 70

GAMBLE, R. 16-1 35GANDHI, B. 1-2 42GANDHI, O. P. 13-2 73GANEMI, B. 6-4 52GAO, G. 8-17 33

2-5 3712-6 54

GAO, R. 13-3 75GAO, Y. 12-4 48GARBAR, I. 2-15 76GARBUIO, L. 16-1 35GARCIA, J. 7-5 47

8-14 64GARCÍA, J. A. 8-16 74GASPAR, M. 8-17 33

11-7 579-3 64

GATES, R. 7-6 504-4 60

GAUTHIER, C. 8-1 648-18 742-15 76

GE, S. R. 2-5 3711-7 57

GEAN, M. 2-8 27GEE, M. 12-7 59GEIDERER, P. 8-9 26GELLMAN, A. 7-6 50GELLMAN, A. J. 16-1 35GERARDIN, H. 15-4 35GERSHMAN, J. S. 1-12 54GEVORGYAN, G. 6-13 40GHAISAS, N. 15-3 79GHANAMEH, M. F. 5-4 25GHAZALY, S. MD. 3-11 30GHODSSI, R. 5-5 32

90

AUTHORINDEX




GHONEAM, S. M. 5-2 31GHORBAL, A. 12-3 45

2-15 76GHORIESHI, J. A. 2-5 37GHOSH, P. K. 1-12 54GIBBS, C. 12-3 45GIBSON, H. G. 14-3 26

6-5 60GIEMZA, B. 5-2 31GILAD, A. 8-2 23GITIS, N. V. 3-11 30

12-7 59GJIKA, K. 15-3 79GLAVATSKIH, S. 5-2 31

3-3 76GLOVNEA, M. 2-6 21

2-5 37GLOVNEA, P. 3-4 21GLOVNEA, R. P. 3-4 21

12-2 29GNECCO, E. 8-7 44GOLD, P. W. 8-17 33

2-13 73GOLDSBY, D. L. 2-14 70GONDO, S. 6-13 40GONZAGA, L. 7-3 28GONZALEZ-VALADEZ, M.

2-11 66GOODMAN, M. 11-4 65GORETTA, K. C. 1-6 60GORYACHEVA, I. G. 1-5 51

2-16 74GOSMAN, D. 3-5 25GOTO, H. 15-1 27GOTO, M. 8-12 50

8-4 77GOTOU, M. M. 8-5 67GRABOVSKII, V. I. 5-2 31GRAHAM, M. E. 16-1 35GRANICK, S. 8-7 44GRAS, R. 3-10 66GRAVOUIL, A. 5-4 25GRAY, C. 8-13 61GRECO, A. 16-1 35GREEN, I. 2-6 21

5-6 226-10 46

GREENWOOD, J. A. 2-8 27GREGÓRIO, F. 9-3 64GRIGORIS, P. 11-7 57

11-1 62GRUEEBLER, R. 9-1 53GRUSHCOW, J. 3-11 30

3-7 48GRYMEK, S. 15-4 35GRZYBEK, J. 1-12 54GU, Z. 5-2 31GUAN, W. 4-6 39

4-5 63GUAN, W. C. 12-3 45GUILLERMO, U. 1-12 54GUNSEL, S. 7-6 50

GUO, C. 11-7 57GUO, Q. 3-8 49GUO, S. Y. 8-17 33GUO, W. D. 12-7 59GUO, Z. 12-9 65GUPTA, P. 16-1 35GUPTA, P. K. 15-3 79GUPTA, S. 1-11 75GUPTA, V. 7-5 47GURUNATHAN, K. S. 9-4 56GURUZU, S. 12-7 59GUSTAFSON, L. 11-7 57GUTIERREZ-MORA, F. 1-6 60GUTMANN, R. J. 8-6 53HABER, S. 8-10 29HAGIYA, K. 5-10 43HAHN, E. J. 5-11 46HAIZHONG, W. 3-9 51HALL, P. B. 14-3 26

6-5 60HALPERIN, G. 12-3 45HAMID, A. A. 1-12 54HAMILTON, M. 11-1 62HAMLAT, S. 2-5 37HAMMOND, C. 16-1 35HAMMOUM, F. 2-5 37

1-12 54HAN, H.-G. 12-8 62HAN, M.-S. 1-11 75HAN, Q. 11-2 68HANCHI, J. V. 7-7 40HANDSCHUH, R. F. 5-2 31

5-13 77HANLON, M. D. 13-4 41HANRAHAN, J. 14-1 24HANSEN, N. L. 3-1 27HAOSHENG, C. 8-14 64

3-3 76HAQ, I. 3-11 30HARADA, K. 5-4 25HARIDAS, T. R. 14-4 35HARMAN, M. K. 11-1 62HARRIS, S. J. 8-18 74HARRIS, T. 5-1 21HARRISON, J. 8-17 33

2-5 378-7 4412-6 54

HARRISON, J. J. 3-10 66HART, D. P. 8-10 29HARTINGER, M. 3-5 25HARTL, M. 3-6 70HARTWIG, K. 1-12 54HARVEY, T. J. 3-10 66HASHIMOTO, H. 5-2 31HASHIMOTO, M. 1-3 45HASSAN, M. H. 3-11 30

10-4 5715-2 79

HAUERT, R. 11-2 68HAVRYLIUK, V. P. 1-12 54HAYASHI, T. 16-1 35

HAYDEN, M. 6-7 71HE, B. 16-1 35HE, D. N. 8-17 33HE, L. 12-7 59HE, Y. 7-7 40HEGADEKATTE, V. 12-11 72HEMMI, M. 5-10 43HENGSBERGER, S. 12-4 48HENK, I. 3-11 30HERNáNDEZ-GÓMEZ, L. H.

1-12 54HERSHBERGER, J. 1-8 66HESHMAT, C. 5-13 77

15-2 79HESHMAT, H. 11-5 72

5-13 778-4 7715-2 79

HEUBERGER, M. 8-12 50HEUBERGER, R. 4-3 52HEYDE, M. 8-12 50HICHER, P.-Y. 2-5 37HIGGINS, M. 12-1 23HIGGS III, C. F. 15-1 27

7-5 479-1 538-14 648-18 74

HILERIO, I. 11-7 57HILLERSTRM, A. 12-1 23HILLS, D. 2-8 27HINO, M. 3-6 70HIRANI, H. 5-9 28

10-3 78HIRANO, M. 8-7 44HIRATSUKA, K. 16-1 35

1-5 511-6 60

HIRAYAMA, O. 6-5 60HIRAYAMA, T. 5-12 49

3-6 70HISHIDA, N. 5-12 49HISSAM, A. 14-4 35HO, P. T. 5-9 28HOEPRICH, M. 5-5 32HOFMANN, S. 3-2 63HÖGLUND, E. 6-4 52HOLLMAN, P. 8-6 53HOLLSTEIN, T. 9-1 53HOLMBERG, K. 8-1 64HONDA, F. 8-12 50

8-4 77HONG, S. Y. 9-2 61HONG, Y. S. 6-11 49HOOK, A. 12-10 68HORA, P. 9-1 53HORI, Y. 12-1 23HORNG, J. H. 2-5 37

2-11 66HOSHINA, Y. 12-2 29HOSSAIN, M. Z. 5-2 31HOUSTON, J. E. 2-14 70

91

AUTHORINDEX




HRYNIEWICZ, P. 8-4 77HSIA, Y.-T. 7-2 26

7-4 447-6 50

HSU, S. 8-9 2612-2 298-17 334-2 467-5 477-6 5011-7 5712-7 594-4 602-14 7012-11 72

HU, J. J. 8-3 61HU, X. 8-17 33

9-4 56HU, Y. 2-14 70HUA, D. Y. 8-9 26

5-8 286-13 402-11 668-5 671-11 7515-2 79

HUA, W. 7-3 28HUANG, F.-Y. 7-5 47HUANG, P. 8-17 33

2-5 374-2 466-5 60

HUANG, P.-Y. 2-5 378-6 53

HUANG, S.-J. 12-7 59HUANG, S.-S. 6-13 40HUANG, X. 1-9 69HUANG, X. L. 11-7 57HUANG, Y. 9-4 56HUANG, Y. M. 5-2 31

6-13 406-4 52

HUAQING, W. 6-7 71HUBER, C. O. 2-16 74HUBER, N. 12-11 72HUI, W. 12-7 59HUIDONG, W. 3-11 30HUMPHREY, G. 13-4 41HUPP, S. J. 8-10 29HUSSAINOVA, I. 1-2 42

1-11 75HUSTON, M. 6-5 60HUTCHINGS, I. M. 8-9 26

1-2 42HUTCHINSON, J. 2-5 37HWANG, D.-H. 4-6 39HWANG, P. 7-3 28HYUN, S. 8-7 44ICHIMARU, K. 3-4 21ICHISAWA, K. 5-10 43IGARTUA, A. 3-7 48IGLESIAS, P. 4-1 42IGNATOVSKY, A. 8-2 23

IKECHUKWU, D. U. 1-12 54IKEDA, K. 3-6 70IKEDA, T. 12-1 23IKESHOJI, T.-T. 9-4 56ILIE, F. 8-17 33ILIEV, C. 1-12 54IMAGAWA, K. 14-1 24IMBOURG, F. 6-11 49INASAKI, I. 16-1 35INGHAM, E. 11-7 57

11-1 622-12 70

INGLE, R. B. 6-5 60INGOLE, S. 1-5 51

1-12 5411-7 57

INOCENTIU, M. 13-2 73INOUE, H. 16-1 35INOUE, K. 3-6 70

2-15 76IOANNIDES, S. 3-5 25

2-13 7315-3 79

IORDANOFF, I. 1-5 51IRIMESCU, L. 1-9 69ISBELL, T. A. 3-9 51ISHIBASHI, Y. 3-6 70ISHIDA, M. 6-13 40

1-4 48ISHIKAWA, Y. 1-11 75ISMAIL, H. 3-11 30ISRAELACHVILI, J. 16-1 35IVES, L. 8-9 26IWAI, T. 1-10 73IWAKI, M. 14-1 24

8-5 67JACKSON, M. 14-4 35

11-4 65JACKSON, R. 2-6 21

5-6 222-9 422-11 66

JACOBS, R. 14-1 24JACOBS, T. 9-1 53JACOBSON, B. O. 3-8 49JACOBSON, S. 8-9 26

8-6 53JACQ, C. 14-3 26JACQUES, D. 8-15 71JADAYIL, W. A. 5-5 32JAGODNIK, J. J. 7-7 40JAHANMIR, S. 11-5 72

8-4 7715-2 79

JAI, M. 8-10 29JAIN, S. C. 1-2 42

1-12 54JAIN, V. 9-3 64JAIN, V. K. 1-12 54JAMES, D. 8-6 53JANG, I. 14-4 35JANG, J. 6-4 52JANKAUSKAS, V. 8-17 33

JAO, T.-C. 1-3 453-9 51

JARVIS, S. 12-1 23JASTI, V. 15-1 27JAVOROVA, J. G. 3-11 30JAY, G. 11-7 57

11-2 68JAYADAS, N. H. 3-11 30

5-2 313-7 48

JAYAL, A. D. 9-4 56JAYSON, E. M. 7-7 40JECH, M. 10-4 57JENG, Y.-R. 2-5 37

8-6 5312-7 59

JEONG, H. E. 12-7 59JEONG, S.-H. 1-9 69JETT, T. R. 14-3 26

6-5 60JHA, S. 9-3 64JHON, M. S. 3-8 49JI, A. 11-7 57JIA, C. 8-17 33

1-12 54JIA, Y. 13-1 69JIADAO, W. 8-14 64

3-3 76JIANG, H. 4-6 39JIANMEI, W. 16-1 35

1-12 54JIANQIANG, H. 4-1 42JIMENEZ, A.-E. 4-1 42JIN, X. 2-5 37

8-14 64JIN, Y. 3-11 30

8-17 334-6 394-1 428-12 503-10 66

JIN, Z. M. 3-5 2511-7 5711-1 622-12 70

JING, H. 8-17 33JING, Y. 7-7 40JINHUA, Z. 1-12 54JISA, R. 2-12 70JOHANNES, E. 10-4 57

15-2 79JOHANSEN, K. H. 3-1 27JOHANSSON, S. 10-3 78JOHNSON, B. 3-11 30

3-2 63JOHNSON, J. 16-1 35

8-5 67JOHNSON, K. 2-8 27JOHNSON, R. E. 5-7 25JOLY-POTTUZ, L. 4-5 63JONES, P. M. 7-6 50JOO, G. H. 7-2 26JOSEPH, C. C. 14-4 35

92

AUTHORINDEX




JUN, Z. 2-5 37JUNBING, Y. 4-1 42JUNG, M.-G. 7-2 26JUNHONG, H. 6-13 40JUREVICHIUS, M. 6-10 46JV, Y. 8-17 33KABAT, O. 1-10 73KADIN, Y. 2-10 45KADIRIC, A. 2-13 73KADRI, S. 1-12 54KAILAS, S. V. 2-5 37

1-2 42KAILER, A. 9-1 53KAJDAS, C. 16-1 35

4-6 394-2 46

KAKAS, D. 8-17 33KAKISHIMA, H. 2-5 37KAKOTY, S. K. 5-10 43KALACSKA, G. 6-1 43KALAM, M. A. 10-4 57

15-2 79KALELI, H. 4-2 46KALIN, M. 8-4 77KALITA, M. 5-10 43KALITCHIN, Z. 11-7 57KALLAPPA, P. 13-3 75KALTCHUK, N. A. 1-12 54KALVESTEN, E. 8-9 26KAMEL, G. 5-2 31KAMO, L. 10-4 57

10-2 75KAN, E. 12-9 65KANEKO, S. 7-4 44KANETA, M. 3-5 25KANG, J.-H. 12-5 50KANG, L. 11-1 62KANO, M. 8-17 33

8-11 478-4 77

KAPUSTA, H. 5-2 31KARCZYNSKI, D. 9-4 56KARIS, T. 4-1 42KARRAR, C. 6-4 52KARUPPIAH, K. 12-2 29KASPRZYCKA, E. 8-17 33KASRAI, M. 4-3 52KASUN, T. 9-1 53KATO, K. 14-2 29

8-11 471-4 488-15 71

KATO, T. 7-7 407-4 44

KAWAGUCHI, M. 7-4 44KAWAI, T. 7-6 50KAWAKITA, J. 1-11 75KAWAKUBO, Y. 8-5 67KAWASAKI, M. 3-11 30

3-10 66KAWATA, K. 3-8 49KAYALI, E. S. 8-16 74KAZI, H. 8-6 53

KAZMANLI, M. K. 8-2 238-3 61

KE, G. 4-6 39KEER, L. 2-6 21

2-7 242-8 272-5 372-9 426-1 432-10 452-11 66

KEITH, JR., T. G. 5-6 225-2 316-13 405-10 43

KELLING, N. 14-1 24KENNEDY, F. 11-3 54KENNEDY, F. E. 11-3 54KENT, T. 13-4 41KERESZTES, R. 6-1 43KERNIZAN, C. F. 3-10 66KERPICCI, H. 5-5 32KHABASHESKU, V. N. 8-15 71KHAN, P. V. 7-3 28KHARLAMOV, M. Y. 8-17 33KHARLAMOV, V. 2-5 37KHARLAMOV, Y. A. 8-17 33KHONSARI, M. 5-8 28

6-4 52KHONSARI, M. M. 3-4 21KIEHNE, T. 10-4 57KIELY, J. 7-4 44KIM, B. 12-7 59KIM, B. R. 8-1 64KIM, D. 16-1 35

7-4 44KIM, D.-E. 12-3 45KIM, D.-H. 12-7 59KIM, D.-Y. 10-4 57

1-11 75KIM, E.-C. 10-4 57KIM, H. 12-1 23KIM, K.-S. 6-13 40

12-5 5011-2 68

KIM, K.-W. 5-2 3112-5 505-13 77

KIM, M. 10-4 5712-9 65

KIM, S. G. 5-2 31KIM, S.-G. 12-9 65KIM, S. S. 5-9 28

8-17 332-5 372-13 731-11 75

KIM, T. H. 5-6 225-13 77

KIM, W.-S. 2-5 3715-3 79

KIM, Y.-C. 5-13 77KIM, Y.-W. 4-6 39

KIMMARI, E. 1-11 75KINGON, A. I. 12-7 59KINZIG, B. J. 3-9 51KIREITSEU, M. 14-4 35KIRPEKAR, S. 7-4 44KISHORE, K. 2-5 37

1-2 42KLAAS, H. 2-13 73KLIGERMAN, Y. 8-10 29

2-10 45KLIT, P. 10-4 57KM, D. 5-6 22KNIGGE, B. 7-4 44

7-5 47KNYAZIK, V. 12-7 59KO, S. M. 6-13 40KOBAYASHI, A. 7-7 40KOBRIN, B. 8-16 74KOEHLER, N. 14-1 24KOGUT, L. 2-5 37

2-9 4212-10 68

KOLAMBKAR, Y. 2-7 24KOMANDURI, R. 9-3 64KOMISSAROV, V. 1-12 54KOMMEL, L. 1-11 75KOMVOPOULOS, K. 2-9 42

12-9 6511-2 68

KONCA, E. 8-15 71KONDO, S. 12-1 23KONG, H. 12-7 59

12-8 6213-1 69

KONISHI, S. 8-17 33KONRAD, D. 5-5 32KORACH, C. S. 2-10 45

8-13 61KORCZAK, A. 6-11 49KORENYI-BOTH, A. 14-1 24KOSASIH, P. B. 3-2 63KOSKINEN, J. 8-1 64KOSTORNOV, A. 8-17 33KOSTYUCHENKO, A. 1-2 42KOTTKE, P. 3-3 76KOTULA, P. G. 2-15 76KOTZALAS, M. 5-4 25KOVALCHENKO, A. 8-2 23KOWAL, A. 6-13 40KOWALSKI, R. 11-5 72KOZLOV, G. 1-10 73KOZMA, M. 6-1 43

1-12 54KRAFT, O. 12-11 72KRAL, M. V. 16-1 35KRATZ, S. H. 15-2 79KREMMER, S. 2-16 74KRIM, J. 2-5 37

8-12 5012-7 5912-10 6812-11 72

KROUSGRILL, C. 12-2 29

93

AUTHORINDEX




KRUPKA, I. 3-6 70KRZANOWSKI, J. E. 8-3 61KU, M.-Y. 2-11 66KUBARSEPP, J. 1-11 75KUBO, S. 1-7 63KUBOI, K. 7-1 22KUBOTA, N. 7-7 40KUCHARIEVA, N. 8-17 33KUDISH, I. 3-4 21

1-12 54KUHN, M. 8-17 33KUHN, T. 11-7 57KULILK, A. 12-4 48KULKARNI, M. 16-1 35

8-6 538-13 61

KUMAR, V. M. B. 1-9 69KUMAR SINGH, D. 9-3 64KUMEMURA, Y. 6-5 60KURITA, M. 7-4 44KURODA, S. 1-11 75KURTH, T. L. 3-1 27KUSMIERZ, L. 5-6 22KUWAHARA, T. 10-1 67KWAK, M. 12-1 23KWAK, S. D. 11-5 72KYOGOKU, K. 1-6 60LABERGE, M. 11-7 57LABORIANTE, I. 12-10 68LABUS, E. 5-5 32LADERER, M. 11-7 57LAI, D. M. 8-17 33LAKHNENKO, V. L. 1-12 54LAKSHMINARAYANAN, P. A.

10-3 78LANDERS, R. L. 6-7 71LANGFORD, S. C. 12-1 23

8-6 53LARSEN-BASSE, J. 8-9 26LARSSON, R. 2-6 21

6-4 523-3 76

LARUE, G. 15-3 79LAUKKANEN, A. 8-1 64LAURICH, M. A. 5-11 46LAVAN, D. 12-10 68LAWRENTZ, D. 6-11 49LAXER, R. 11-7 57LAZAREV, V. E. 2-12 70LE LEZ, S. 5-13 77LE MOGNE, T. 14-1 24

8-17 338-11 474-3 528-5 67

LE, H. 8-13 61LE, M. Q. 2-5 37

2-13 73LE, T. H. 5-9 28

1-12 541-11 75

LEAVERS, V. F. 13-4 41

LEBERMAN, M. 14-4 35LEBERSORGER, T. 10-4 57LEBOT, A. 11-5 72LEE, C. 12-9 65LEE, C. H. 2-16 74LEE, D.H. 5-13 77LEE, H. 1-12 54LEE, K. M. 12-3 45LEE, P. 16-1 35

10-1 67LEE, R. 2-14 70LEE, S. M. 12-11 72LEE, S. 3-1 27LEE, S.-E. 1-11 75LEE, Y. 7-2 26LEE, Y.-Z. 6-13 40

1-9 69LEENDERTZ, J. S. 5-2 31LEGRAND, N. 2-5 37LEIGH-JOHN, C. 13-4 41LEITNER, H. 2-5 37LEMIN, S. 2-15 76LEONHARDT, H. 3-9 51LÉPORE, F. P. 2-5 37LETOV, A. F. 4-5 63LEUSTEK, M. E. 10-1 67LEVERT, J. 8-13 61LEVESLEY, M. C. 3-2 63LEVI, L. 2-15 76LEVKIN, G. M. 1-12 54LEVY, R. 3-11 30LEWICKI, D. G. 6-1 43LEWIS, R. 15-1 27

6-4 5211-4 65

LEYLAND, A. 8-3 61LI, C. L. 5-2 31LI, G. 2-5 37LI, H. 14-4 35LI, J. 4-4 60LI, K. Y. 8-17 33LI, L. 7-6 50LI, P. 2-5 37LI, Q. 9-1 53LI, S. 3-11 30

8-17 334-6 394-1 428-12 503-10 66

LI, W.-L. 8-17 33LI, X. 8-17 33

12-3 4512-4 484-4 60

LI, Y. 8-6 532-11 66

LIANG, F. 13-2 73

LIANG, H. 16-1 351-5 518-6 531-12 5411-7 5712-7 598-13 61

LIDONG, H. 6-7 71LIEBEL, A. 2-5 37LIEW, W. Y. H. 9-2 61LIJUN, W. 3-9 51LIM, A.-L. 2-5 37LIM, S.-C. 1-2 42LIN, C. 5-12 49LINCE, J. 12-1 23LINCK, V. 2-12 70LISKA, M. 3-6 70LISKIEWICZ, T. 1-9 69LISOWSKY, B. 5-12 49LITWIN, W. 5-8 28LIU, B. 7-3 28LIU, F. 8-17 33

11-7 578-13 6111-1 62

LIU, G. 2-5 372-10 45

LIU, H. 2-5 37LIU, J. 7-2 26

7-3 289-2 61

LIU, K.-F. 12-7 59LIU, L. 2-5 37

10-1 67LIU, S. J. 2-6 21

2-5 372-9 4212-4 481-11 7515-3 79

LIU, T. 2-5 372-10 45

LIU, W. K. 5-12 4912-5 50

LIU, X. 3-10 66LIU, Y. 4-6 39

12-7 594-5 63

LIUJIE, X. 1-12 54LOCOCO, J. 2-9 42LOIBNEGGER, B. 10-4 57LONTOS, A. 2-12 70LOOS, J. 8-17 33

2-13 73LORENZO-MARTIN, C. 1-8 66LOU, Y. 5-11 46LOUBET, J.-L. 12-4 48

1-8 66LOVELL, M. 3-1 27

8-17 339-1 53

LOVELL, M. R. 9-1 53

94

AUTHORINDEX




LU, C. 2-5 37LU, H. 4-5 63LU, J.-Q. 8-6 53LU, X. 8-17 33LUAN, B. 2-7 24

8-7 44LUBINSKI, J. I. 13-1 69LUBRECHT, A. A. 5-1 21

3-5 258-18 74

LUCA, P. 3-11 30LUCIE, B. 8-18 74LUCZAK, M. 13-4 41LUENGO, G. S. 12-4 48LUNDGREN, S. 12-1 23LUO, J. 8-17 33

7-7 408-14 64

LUZHNOV, Y. 2-5 37MA, H. 12-5 50MA, M.-T. 10-4 57MACCONE, P. 4-1 42MACHATSCHEK, F. 3-9 51MACKIN, T. 2-15 76MADAN, I. 1-3 45MADARAS, L. 13-2 73MAHLIA, T. M. I. 15-2 79MAIER, S. 8-7 44MAITLAND, G. 3-2 63MAJCHERCZAK, D. 1-8 66MAJUMDAR, B. 12-10 68

2-14 702-15 76

MAKHONIN, I. 4-5 63MAKHONIN, I. I. 4-5 63MAKHOVSKAYA, Y. Y. 2-16 74MAKHUTOV, N. 1-3 45MAKÏ, R. 6-4 52MAKINO, T. 2-5 37MALHI, A. S. 11-7 57MALIK, M. A. 6-11 49MALL, S. 1-12 54MALYSKA, K. 12-10 68MANDEL, K. 8-2 23MANN, U. 3-11 30MANNO, V. 8-13 61MANSOURI, M. 5-8 28MAO, K. 6-13 40

6-1 43MARCELLAN, A. 1-10 73MARCHENKO, A. 1-3 45MARIN, J. M. 8-2 23MARINESCU, I. 9-3 64MARINKOVIC, A. B. 5-12 49MARINKOVIC, T. 9-4 56MARKLUND, P. 6-4 52MARSHALL, M. 15-1 27

6-4 52

MARTIN, J.-M. 14-1 248-17 338-11 4712-4 484-3 524-5 638-5 678-4 77

MARTINEZ-NICOLAS, G. 4-1 42MARTINI, A. 16-1 35

2-9 4212-7 59

MARUMO, R. 2-5 37MASSEY, M. 8-5 67MATAIGNE, J.-M. 16-1 35MATASIC, J. C. 10-3 78MATE, M. 7-1 22MATEUS, A. 11-7 57MATHEW, M. T. 11-5 72MATHIAS, W. 14-1 24

15-2 79MATSUBO, H. 3-8 49MATSUI, M. 3-6 70MATSUKAWA, K. 8-17 33MATSUMOTO, K. 14-1 24MATSUMOTO, S. 6-4 52MATSUO, H. 8-17 33MATSUOKA, H. 7-1 22

12-2 29MATTHEWS, A. 8-3 61MATTHEWS, R. D. 10-4 57MAVON, A. 11-5 72MAYEED, M. S. 7-7 40MAYER, T. M. 8-4 77MAYEUR, J. R. 2-5 37MAYURAM, M. 2-7 24MCCOOK, N. 14-1 24MCCUTCHAN, S. 5-1 21MCDOWELL, D. L. 2-5 37MCEVOY, A. 12-1 23MCGRUER, N. E. 12-10 68MCINTYRE, G. 10-4 57MCLEROY, R. 14-4 35MCMAHON, J. J. 8-6 53MEHTA, N. 8-5 67MEISTER, B. E. 3-10 66MEKARI, M. H. 10-4 57

10-2 75MENDELS, D. 12-7 59MENEZES, P. L. 2-5 37

1-2 42MENG, K. 3-3 76MENG, Y. 12-9 65MENON, A. K. 12-7 59

12-8 62MERZLIKINE, A. G. 7-6 50MEYER, E. 8-7 44MEYMAN, A. 12-7 59MEZGHANI, S. 9-4 56MICHAEL, J. 2-14 70

2-15 76

MICHALCZEWSKI, R. 8-17 334-6 396-1 438-4 77

MICHAUD, P. 10-3 78MIENO, T. 4-5 63MIHAIL, I. 5-2 31

5-10 43MIHORA, D. J. 2-5 37MIKULA, S. 6-11 49MIKULSKI, P. 8-17 33

2-5 3712-6 54

MILICH, E. 7-7 40MILLER, B. 6-7 71MILLER, D. B. 9-1 53MILLER, D. J. 16-1 35MIMAROGLU, A. 1-12 54MIN, S. 16-1 35MINFRAY, C. 12-4 48

8-12 504-3 52

MING, Q. 2-5 372-15 76

MIRCI, L. E. 3-11 30MIRONOV, A. E. 1-12 54MISHRA, S. 1-2 42MITAMURA, N. 5-1 21

5-4 25MITARIU, M. 2-5 37MITSUYA, Y. 7-1 22

7-2 267-7 407-6 5012-11 72

MIURA, K. 8-7 44MIYAKE, K. 12-1 23MIYAUCHI, T. 1-12 54MIYAZAKI, K. K. 8-5 67MIYOSHI, A. 8-17 33MIYOSHI, K. 2-6 21

8-15 71MIZUHARA, K. 11-7 57MOBLEY, A. J. 8-17 33

9-1 53MODAFE, A. 5-5 32MODRA, D. 3-11 30MOHAMAD, E. N. 3-11 30

10-4 57MOINPOUR, M. 8-13 61MOKHTAR, M. O. A. 5-2 31MOKSHIN, V. 5-11 46MOLINA, G. 4-6 39

4-2 46MOLINARI, J. F. 2-5 37MONGKOLWONGROJN, M.

3-11 30MONTMITONNET, P. 4-1 42MONTOSA, R. J. 9-2 61MOORE, L. E. 14-3 26MORAG, Y. 16-1 35MORAIS, L. 5-8 28

95

AUTHORINDEX




MORARU, L. 5-6 225-10 43

MORE, K. L. 10-2 75MORI, A. 7-1 22MORRIS, A. 2-5 37

12-7 59MORROW, C. A. 9-1 53MOSEY, N. J. 4-3 52MOSHKOVICH, A. 3-11 30MOURHATCH, R. 4-4 60MOW, C. 12-5 50MUELLER, M. 2-16 74MUFTI, R. A. 10-1 67

10-2 75MUFTU, S. 2-7 24

7-7 40MUKARAMI, T. 11-2 68

11-7 57MUNOT, S. 3-11 30MURAKAMI, Y. 5-4 25MURATOGLU, O. 11-3 54

11-7 57MURATORE, C. 8-3 61MURPHY, M. 13-4 41MURTHY, A. N. 7-7 40MUSER, M. 8-7 44

4-3 52MUTHUKRISHNAN, N. 9-4 56MUTIARA, H. 3-11 30NAGA, S. A. R. 5-2 31NAGAFUJI, M. 10-1 67NAGASAKA, M. 6-5 60NAGATA, Y. 6-5 60NAIR, B. R. 5-1 21NAIR, K. P. 3-11 30

5-2 313-7 48

NAJMAN, M. 6-5 60NAKAGAWA, K. 7-7 40NAKAHARA, T. 8-12 50

1-6 60NAKAJIMA, A. 7-7 40

7-4 44NAKAMURA, T. 8-17 33NAKAMURA, Y. 3-8 49

3-6 70NAKASHIMA, K. 11-7 57NAKAYAMA, K. 7-3 28

8-5 67NAKHIMOVSKI, I. 15-3 79NAKONIECZNY, A. 8-17 33NALAM, S. 2-5 37NAMAI, Y. 12-1 23NAMBOODIRI, P. 8-11 47NATARAJAN, M. 9-4 56NAUENHEIM, C. 12-7 59NAY, R. J. 12-5 50NAYAK, N. 10-3 78NEBOZHAK, I. A. 1-12 54NEEYAKORN, W. 12-10 68

12-11 72

NÉLIAS, D. 2-6 2114-3 262-11 66

NELSON, K. 3-10 66NEMANICH, R. J. 8-15 71

12-11 72NEU, R. W. 2-5 37

1-9 69NG, D. 16-1 35NG, Q. 7-2 26NG, S. H. 8-14 64NG, W. S. 3-2 63NGAILE, G. 8-9 26NICHOLS, M. A. 3-11 30NIKITIN, Y. 14-4 35NILSSON, P. 10-3 78NILSSON, P. H. 10-3 78NISHIMURA, M. 14-4 35NIXON, H. 5-5 32NJANKEU G. R. Y. 8-17 33NOGI, T. 3-9 51NOLLEK, H. 5-8 28NORTHWOOD, E. J. 11-5 72NOSHIRO, J. 14-1 24NOVYTSKYY, V. G. 1-12 54

1-8 66NUNNA, D. 8-3 61NUTIU, R. 3-11 30O’BRIEN, M. 5-1 21OBARA, T. 1-4 48OBATA, F. 2-15 76OCHIAI, M. 5-2 31OGATA, S. 7-1 22

12-11 72OGAWA, E. 10-1 67OH, S.-D. 6-13 40OHLSSON, R. 10-3 78OHMAE, N. 4-5 63OHNO, N. 3-6 70OHSHIMA, Y. 7-6 50OHYAMA, T. 1-4 48OKAMOTO, H. 2-15 76OKAMOTO, Y. 8-4 77OKUBO, K. 16-1 35OLIVER, W. C. 2-14 70OLSSON, R. 6-4 52OLVER, A. 3-4 21OMA, C. L. S. 13-2 73ONCIUL, O. M. 3-8 49ONG, Q. K. 8-6 53ONO, K. 7-1 22

7-7 407-5 47

OPP, W. R. 3-11 30ORAL, E. 11-7 57ORCHARD, M. 13-1 69ORNDORFF, JR., R. L. 5-2 31ORTÍZ, J. 11-7 57ORTZ, M. I. 8-16 74OSHIKUBO, Y. 7-6 50OSORNO, A. 8-14 64OST, W. 6-4 52OSTERMEYER, G. 2-16 74

OSUCH-SLOMKA, E. 4-6 39OUSSOUADI, O. 5-4 25OVAERT, T. 8-1 64OZKADI, F. 5-5 32OZTÜRK, A. 8-3 61PADGURSKAS, J. 8-17 33PAFFONI, B. 3-10 66PAILLER-MATTÉI, C. 11-7 57PAL, S. 14-3 26PALANISAMY, T. 1-11 75PALMERS, J. 1-11 75PAN, C. H. T. 5-7 25

5-12 49PAN, J. 5-6 22PANASENKO, D. D. 1-12 54PANGILINAN, H. 3-9 51

10-2 75PANOVKO, M. 3-4 21PAREKH, K. 4-4 60PARETKAR, R. K. 1-7 63PARIKKA, R. 13-3 75PARIS, J.-Y. 8-17 33

1-8 66PARK, C.-Y. 1-9 69PARK, K.-S. 7-2 26PARK, N.-C. 7-2 26PARK, Y.-P. 7-2 26PARKER, O. 12-11 72PASSMAN, E. 1-11 75PATEL, K. 3-1 27

3-11 30PATTILLO, P. D. 15-2 79PAUSCHITZ, A. 5-12 49

10-4 572-12 70

PAVAN, S. 12-4 48PAXTON, C. H. 13-2 73PAYNE, M. L. 15-2 79PAYNE, R. N. 7-1 22

7-4 44PEI, H. 1-12 54PEI, L. 2-5 37PEISSL, S. 2-5 37PENG, W. 7-2 26PENG, Z. 1-12 54PEPPER, S. 14-2 29PEREIRA, C. 11-7 57PEREZ-PUIG, M. A. 9-4 56PERRY, S. 12-10 68PERSSON, K. 12-1 23PERUMEAN, D. 2-5 37PETRICCI, S. 4-1 42PETROV, I. 10-4 57PETTERMANN, H. E. 2-16 74PETTERSSON, U. 8-9 26PFAENDTNER, J. 16-1 35

4-1 42PHARR, G. M. 2-14 70PHILIPOSSIAN, A. 8-13 61PHILIPPE, S. 8-18 74PHILIPPON, D. 4-3 52PHILLPOT, S. R. 14-4 35

96

AUTHORINDEX




PHUONG, N. T. 5-9 281-12 54

PICHON, L. 8-17 33PIECHNA, J. 5-2 31PIEKOSZEWSKI, W. 3-11 30

8-17 33PIERRE-DANOS, I. 6-7 71PIERSON, H. 14-4 35PIETERSE, N. 11-1 62PING, G. 12-11 72PLESHA, M. E. 12-10 68POEHLMANN, K. 1-5 51POLAK, A. 1-12 54POLAK, R. 8-9 26POLCIK, M. 12-1 23POLEY, J. 13-4 41POLYCARPOU, A. A. 7-1 22

7-7 4012-3 451-4 482-16 74

PONIEWAZ, G. 5-6 22POPA, A. 13-2 73POPOVA, S. 10-4 57POWRIE, H. E. G. 3-10 66POZHIDAEVA, V. 13-4 41PRAKASH, B. 1-5 51PRAKASH, S. 1-2 42PRASAD, S. V. 12-10 68

2-14 708-16 742-15 768-4 77

PREDMORE, R. 14-3 26PRENGER, N. 15-3 79PRICE, H. L. 2-5 37PRICE, R. 10-1 67PRIEST, M. 16-1 35

3-2 6310-1 6710-2 75

PROGRI, R. 3-10 66PROROK, B. 8-5 67PRZEPIORKA, J. 1-10 73PUSCAS, C. L. 3-11 30PYTKO, S. 1-12 54QAMHIYAH, A. 5-5 32QIAN, S. H. 11-7 57QINGXUE, H. 16-1 35

1-12 54QU, J. 8-2 23QUICKSALL, J. 2-6 21QUINTELIER, J. 4-4 60

2-15 76QUNJI, X. 12-11 72QURESHI, F. 6-5 60RABITSCH, R. 2-5 37RACHELLE, R. 5-4 25RADEMANN, K. 8-12 50RADICE, S. 4-1 42RADIL, K. 5-13 77RAGHURAM, V. 9-3 64

RAHMAN, F. 8-17 33RAHMAN, Z. 2-5 37RAI, A. K. 8-5 67RAINFORTH, W. M. 1-8 66RAJ, R. 8-16 74RAKIC, R. 6-1 43RAKIC, Z. 6-1 43RAKITA, M. 8-17 33RAMALHO, A. 8-17 33RAMAN, A. 12-2 29RAMIREZ, E. 8-17 33RAMKUMAR, P. 3-10 66RANDALL, N. X. 12-8 62RANGARAJAN, R. S. 10-2 75RAO, K. P. 9-4 56RAPOPORT, L. 3-11 30

4-5 63RAR, A. 2-14 70RARAVIKAR, N. R. 14-3 26RASHID, B. 6-11 49RASTELLI, V. 5-2 31RATAJCZYK, L. 12-10 68RATOI, M. 12-2 29RAVICHANDRAN, M. H. 14-4 35RAY, S. 1-12 54RAZZAQUE, M. M. 5-2 31REDDYHOFF, T. 3-6 70REEDY, E. D. 12-6 54REHMAN, O. U. 6-11 49REICH, R. 9-1 53REISING, S. E. 8-15 71REKOW, D. 11-4 65RENCIS, J. J. 5-7 25RENNIE, A. C. 16-1 35RENNIE, A. 3-9 51REPOUX, M. 16-1 35REYNOLDS, A. 1-12 54RHIM, Y. C. 6-11 49RIBEIRO, R. 11-7 57RICO, J. E. F. 3-9 51RIESTER, L. 8-2 23RIGNEY, D. A. 1-5 51RISS, A. 4-1 42RISTIC, J. D. 9-4 56RITTER, C. 8-12 50RIVADENEIRA, J. 15-3 79RIVIN, E. I. 6-1 43RIVIRE, J.-P. 8-17 33RIZNYCHUK, R. 2-5 37RIZWAN, A. 13-2 73ROBBE-VALLOIRE, F. 3-10 66ROBBINS, M. 2-7 24

8-7 44ROBBINS, M. O. 2-5 37ROBERTS, E. 14-1 24ROBERTS, P. 11-7 57

11-1 62RODILLA, E. 9-1 53RODLING, J. 11-5 72RODRGUEZ, R. 8-16 74RODRIGUEZ LELIS, J. M. 8-17 33RODRIGUEZ, R. C. 3-9 51ROETTGER, K. 9-1 53

ROGERS, C. 8-13 61ROLLIN, A. J. 1-3 45ROMAN, E. 8-4 77RONKAINEN, H. 8-1 64ROSÉN, B. 10-3 78ROSSI, A. 4-3 52ROUCHON, J. F. 16-1 35ROUTBORT, J. 1-6 60

1-8 66ROZHDESTVENSKY, J. 10-4 57RUI, L. 1-12 54RUIJUN, Z. 3-11 30RUIZ, R. O. 5-2 31RUKUIZA, R. 8-17 33RUTHS, M. 12-1 23RUTLAND, M. W. 12-7 59RYMUZA, Z. 12-10 68SAAD, P. F. 10-4 57

10-2 75SABRI, M. 3-11 30

15-2 79SADEGHI, F. 15-3 79SADER, J. E. 12-1 23SAFIZADEH, M.-S. 13-3 75SAGARA, K. 14-4 35SAHLIN, F. 2-6 21

3-3 76SAIFULLAH, M. G. 3-11 30SAJID, A. 13-2 73SAJU, K. K. 5-2 31SAKAGUCHI, T. 5-4 25SAKAI, S. 5-12 49SAKAI, T. 8-17 33SAKAMOTO, Y. 16-1 35SALANT, R. 8-10 29SALES, W. 14-3 26SAMYN, P. 5-2 31

4-4 602-15 76

SAN ANDRES, L. 5-6 225-11 465-12 495-13 7715-3 79

SANDA, K. 3-8 49SANDERS, J. 14-1 24

1-12 54SANDROCK, C. 11-1 62SANTOS, I. 5-9 28

5-2 31SANTOS, M. B. 2-5 37SAPATE, S. 1-7 63SASAKI, A. 3-11 30

3-10 66SASAKI, N. 8-7 44SASAKI, S. 12-1 23SASIDHAR, Y. 1-2 42SATHUVALLI, U. B. R. 15-2 79SATO, H. 14-2 29SAULOT, A. 2-12 70SAVAGE, M. 6-1 43SAWAE, Y. 11-7 57

11-2 68

97

AUTHORINDEX




SAWANO, T. 11-7 5711-2 68

SAWYER, W. G. 14-1 2414-3 263-1 2714-2 2914-4 3516-1 353-9 5111-1 628-5 67

SAYAMA, H. 1-5 51SAYIR, A. 8-15 71SAYLES, R. 2-5 37

2-13 73SCHADE, K.-P. 1-2 42SCHADLER, L. 14-3 26SCHALL, J. D. 8-17 33

2-5 3712-6 54

SCHARF, T. 8-4 77SCHERGE, M. 1-5 51SCHIPPER, D. 2-10 45SCHIRRER, R. 8-1 64

8-18 742-15 76

SCHLAR, M. 5-8 28SCHMID, S. 9-1 53SCHMITT, M. 8-17 33

12-3 458-5 672-15 76

SCHMOTZER, H. 11-3 54SCHNEIDER, D. 1-12 54SCHORCHT, H.-J. 6-13 40SCHOUKENS, G. 4-4 60SCHUETZ, M. 10-4 57SCHUFFENHAUER, C. 4-5 63SCHWARTZ, C. J. 11-7 57SCHWARZ, E. E. 3-9 51

10-2 758-4 77

SCHWARZ, S. 5-8 28SCHWARZ, U. 2-7 24

8-12 50SCHWENKE, T. 11-3 54SCOLES, G. 2-14 70SCOTT, C. 10-3 78SCOVINO, R. 13-1 69SEGAL, G. 3-11 30SEHGAL, R. 6-10 46

9-2 61SEIN, H. 11-4 65SEITZMAN, L. 8-9 26

12-7 59SEKII, Y. 16-1 35SELBY, K. 3-9 51SELBY, T. 10-2 75SENATORSKI, J. 8-17 33SENDO, H. 7-1 22SENGERS, J. V. 11-7 57SERGICI, A. O. 2-7 24

SERHAN, H. A. 11-5 72SERPE, C. I. 2-9 42SETHU, C. 10-1 67SHABALINSKAYA, L. A. 1-12 54SHAFIEI, M. 1-6 60SHAH, K. 5-7 25SHAKHVOROSTOV, D. 1-5 51SHAMSHIDOV, B. 8-2 23SHANKAR, S. 2-7 24SHAO, T. 7-7 40SHAREEF, I. 9-4 56SHARIF, K. 6-13 40SHARMA, B. C. 13-2 73SHARMA, J. P. 2-5 37SHARMA, S. K. 9-2 61SHARMA, S. 1-12 54

11-7 57SHAW, B. A. 1-3 45SHCHARBAKOU, S. 2-5 37

1-12 54SHCHERETSKY, O. A. 1-12 54SHEN, Y. G. 8-17 33SHEN, Y. W. 12-7 59SHENG, C. 2-5 37SHEPPERT, R. V. 5-2 31SHERCLIFF, H. R. 9-1 53SHEVCHENKO, A. V. 8-17 33SHI, B. 11-7 57SHI, F. 2-10 45SHI, Y. 12-9 65SHIJIE, W. 6-13 40SHIMAOKA, M. 3-6 70SHIMIZU, H. 3-6 70SHIMIZU, T. 12-1 23SHIMOSAKA, K. 1-10 73SHINDO, H. 12-1 23SHINSKY, O. I. 1-12 54SHIOSTU, I. 6-4 52SHIRAISHI, N. 12-6 54SHIROUZU, K. 6-13 40SHITAGAMI, K. 12-1 23SHIVAKUMAR, K. 1-12 54SHIVAMURTHY, R. C. 1-8 66SHMUKLER, V. 3-11 30SHUN, P. G. 8-14 64SIBLEY, L. 5-1 21SIEBELS, W. 11-3 54SIEBERT, H. 3-11 30SIM, K. 5-6 22SIMEONOVA, Y. 8-17 33SIMON, V. V. 3-11 30SINGH, A. K. 1-9 69SINGH, R. A. 12-7 59

12-8 62SINHA, S. K. 2-5 37

1-2 42SINIAWSKI, M. 8-18 74SINNOTT, S. B. 14-4 35SIVEBAEK, I. M. 3-1 27SIVRIKOVA, S. 10-4 57SKARIA, F. 12-7 59SKORIC, B. 8-17 33

SMIRNOV, O. M. 8-17 33SMITH, J. R. L. 16-1 35

10-1 67SMITH, J. 12-4 48SMITH, M. A. 3-7 48SMITH, O. 10-1 67SNIDLE, R. 6-13 40SNURR, R. Q. 16-1 35

12-7 59SOCOLIUC, A. 8-7 44SODEYAMA, N. 8-15 71SOEJIMA, M. 10-1 67SOEJIMA, T. 16-1 35SOKOLOV, I. 8-17 33

8-6 53SOMEYA, T. 5-2 31SONE, Y. 6-13 40SONG, Z. 8-17 33SONOBE, H. 6-4 52SOOD, V. 6-10 46SOOM, A. 2-9 42SOSNOVSKIY, L. 2-5 37

1-2 421-3 451-12 541-6 60

SOTIROV, G. 8-17 33SOUCHET, A. 1-8 66SOVINSKI, M. F. 14-4 35SPALEK, J. 5-2 31SPENCER, N. 3-1 27

4-3 52SPIKES, H. A. 3-4 21

3-5 2512-2 2916-1 353-2 633-6 70

STACHOWIAK, G. 13-1 69STACK, M. 11-5 72STACKE, L.-E. 15-3 79STANULOV, K. G. 3-11 30STARK, M. 16-1 35

10-1 67STEFANI, C. 1-12 54STEFANI, F. 3-3 76STEIKA, N. 11-2 68STEINMANN, P.-A. 12-8 62STEPHENS, L. 8-10 29

3-11 308-6 531-12 546-7 71

STEVENS, F. 8-6 53STIPE, B. 7-4 44STOILOV, R. 11-7 57STOKES, J. R. 3-2 63STONE, M. H. 11-1 62STREATOR, J. L. 2-11 66STREET, K. W. 2-6 21

14-4 358-15 71

98

AUTHORINDEX




STREET, M. D. 12-6 54STROMBERG, R. J. 12-5 50STRZELECKI, S. 5-6 22

5-2 316-13 406-11 49

SU, C. 12-9 65SU, S. 11-7 57SU, Y.-C. 11-3 54SUBRAMANIAN, K. 12-2 29SUDA, S. 16-1 35SUGAI, T. 12-1 23SUGIMURA, J. 6-13 40

1-3 45SUH, A. Y. 7-1 22SUH, K. Y. 12-7 59SUH, N. P. 6-10 46SUI, P. 6-13 40SUISTER, E. 5-2 31SUK, M. 7-3 28SULTANA, T. 6-11 49SUN, D. C. 3-3 76SUN, M. 3-3 76SUN, Z. 1-11 75SUNDARARAJAN, S. 12-2 29

2-9 42SURAPPA, M. 1-12 54

1-8 66SUTCLIFFE, M. 9-1 53

8-13 61SUTOR, P. 3-9 51

10-2 758-4 77

SUZUKI, K. 6-5 60SUZUKI, M. 14-3 26

14-4 35SUZUMURA, A. 9-4 56SWALLA, D. 1-9 69SWEETLAND, M. 6-10 46SWIATEK, J. 5-2 31SYMENS, W. 2-16 74SYTAR, V. 1-10 73SZCZEREK, M. 3-11 30

8-17 334-6 396-1 431-10 738-4 77

TAGAWA, M. 14-1 24TAGAWA, N. 7-1 22TAGAYA, Y. 7-1 22TAKAKI, T. 7-4 44TAKEMOTO, H. 3-6 70TALKE, E. 7-5 47TALKE, F. E. 7-1 22

7-7 40TAMBE, N. S. 12-3 45TAMRAZOV, A. 6-5 60TAN, X. 5-5 32TAN, Y. 4-4 60TANAKA, H. 1-3 45TANAKA, M. 5-11 46TANAKA, T. 1-6 60

TANG, C. 4-6 39TAO, D. 4-6 39

3-7 4811-7 57

TAO, X. 6-13 40TARAF, M. 5-4 25TAUFIQ, N. 3-11 30TAURA, H. 7-4 44TAYLOR, R. 7-7 40TAYLOR, R. I. 16-1 35

10-1 67TAYLOR, S. 1-11 75TE-ALAKEBANGA, T. N. 2-5 37TEMELJKOVSKI, D. I. 9-4 56TENNE, R. 4-5 63TERRELL, E. 7-5 47

8-14 64TERSIGNI, S. 3-9 51TEVAARWERK, J. L. 5-10 43TEXIER, P.-Y. M. 15-1 27THIVAGAR, T. 5-10 43THOM, R. L. 14-3 26

6-5 60THOMAS, S. 6-7 71THOMPSON, V. 11-4 65TIAN, T. 10-1 67TICHY, J. 5-7 25

11-1 62TIEU, K. 2-5 37

3-2 63TIGRAN, M. 3-11 30TIWARI, A. 6-10 46TOBISU, H. 3-11 30TOKAIRIN, T. 7-6 50TOKOROYAMA, T. 8-17 33TOKUNAGA, W. 3-6 70TOMASZEWSKI, M. 11-5 72

5-13 7715-2 79

TOMLINSON, G. 14-4 35TØNDER, K. 5-7 25TONG, R. 2-10 45TORIKAI, N. 3-6 70TORRES, J. 11-7 57

11-2 68TORTECH, L. 1-10 73TOUATI, A. M. 5-4 25TOUMATSU, M. M. 8-5 67TOURNERIE, B. 6-7 71TOWAREK, Z. 5-2 31TOZAKI, Y. 6-4 52TRIPATHY, S. 2-7 24TRUHAN, J. J. 10-2 75TSAI, C.-M. 5-6 22

15-4 35TSAI, H.-J. 5-8 28TSUCHIYA, H. 1-7 63TSUDA, D. 8-7 44TSUDA, N. 7-4 44TU, J. P. 8-17 33TUDOR, A. 6-4 52TULLIS, T. E. 2-14 70TULUPOV, S. A. 8-17 33

TUNG, S. 9-4 563-10 6613-2 73

TUSZYNSKI, W. 3-11 304-6 398-4 77

TYAGI, R. 1-7 63TYSOE, W. 4-1 42TZVETKOF, T. B. 3-11 30UCHIYAMA, S. 3-11 30

3-10 66UCHIYAMA, Y. 1-10 73UCISIK, H. 11-7 57UDOFIA, I. 3-5 25

11-7 5711-1 62

UEDA, K. 5-1 21UEDA, T. 5-1 21UEHARA, K. 2-15 76UEOKA, K. 8-4 77UMEDA, A. 6-4 52UMEHARA, N. 8-17 33

8-15 71UNAL, H. 1-12 54UNNIKRISHNAN, P. V. 14-4 35URBANAK, M. 3-9 51URGEN, M. 8-2 23

8-3 61USTA, M. 11-7 57UTSUNOMIYA, H. 9-1 53UTTARWAR, A. 1-7 63VACH, V. 16-1 35VACHER, B. 4-5 63VACHTSEVANOS, G. 13-1 69VALBUSA, U. 12-8 62VALCO, M. J. 5-13 77VAN ACKER, K. 14-1 24

8-4 77VAN CITTERS, D. 11-3 54VAN CITTERS, D. W. 11-3 54VAN CRAENENBROECK, J.

4-4 60VAN DER DONCK, T. 1-11 75VAN MELICK, H. 1-10 73VAN PAEPEGEM, W. 5-2 31VAN SCHEPDAEL, L. 5-2 31VAN WORKUM, K. 8-17 33

2-5 3712-6 54

VAN, H. P. 5-9 281-12 54

VANDER WAL, R. 8-15 71VANDER WAL, R. L. 2-6 21

8-15 71VANDERLICK, T. K. 2-14 70VANHOLLEBEKE, K. 1-11 75VANHULSEL, A. 14-1 24

8-4 77VARELA, M. 8-16 74VARENBERG, M. 12-3 45VARGIOLU, R. 9-4 56

11-7 5711-5 72

99

AUTHORINDEX




VARMAN, M. 15-2 79VAYSSIERE, C. 2-12 70VEIT, H. 11-2 68VEKTERIS, V. 5-11 46

6-10 46VEMAGANTI, K. 2-7 24VENKATESAN, S. 8-10 29VENNER, C. H. 3-5 25VENTURA, F. 11-7 57VERCAMMEN, K. 8-4 77VERDYAN, A. 3-11 30VERHOEVEN, G. S. 8-11 47VERPOORT, F. 4-4 60VICK, B. 15-1 27

4-6 394-2 4615-3 79

VICTORIA, P. I. 1-7 63VILLECHAISE, B. 10-3 78VINCI, J. 6-5 60VINOGRADOV, M. 12-7 59VITE, M. 1-12 54

11-7 57VIZINTIN, J. 8-4 77VLADIMIR-CODRIN, I. 5-2 31

5-10 43VOELUND, A. 10-4 57VOEVODIN, A. 14-1 24

8-3 61VORLAUFER, G. 2-12 70VOROBYEV, V. 1-2 42VORONCHIKHIN, A. 2-5 37VOYNOV, K. 1-12 54VUKOLOV, L. 2-5 37VYAS, P. 3-11 30WAHL, K. 12-1 23

8-15 71WAKABAYASHI, T. 16-1 35WALLIN, K. 8-1 64WALTON, J. 11-5 72

5-13 778-4 7715-2 79

WAN, K. 2-5 37WAN, S. L. 1-9 69WANG, B. 4-6 39

3-7 48WANG, D. 10-3 78WANG, D. F. 12-7 59WANG, F. 3-5 25

2-9 428-12 502-12 70

WANG, H. 8-2 2316-1 35

WANG, J. 3-5 258-17 33

WANG, L. 3-10 66WANG, M. 12-7 59WANG, N. 5-6 22

15-4 358-6 53

WANG, P. 6-13 402-11 6615-2 79

WANG, Q. J. 2-6 2116-1 352-5 372-9 424-1 4212-4 485-12 4912-5 5012-7 598-18 7415-3 79

WANG, Q. 8-17 33WANG, Q. L. 11-7 57WANG, R. 1-12 54WANG, S. 2-11 66WANG, S. K. 8-14 64WANG, W. 3-3 76WANG, X. 5-6 22

8-17 334-2 4612-7 594-4 60

WANG, Y. 7-7 403-10 66

WANNOMAE, K. 11-7 57WARMAN, M. 11-7 57

11-2 68WASHIO, T. 11-7 57WASSGREN, C. 15-3 79WATANABE, K. 7-6 50WATANABE, S. 14-1 24WATREMETZ, B. 8-18 74WEBSTER, M. 5-10 43WEDEVEN, G. G. 15-2 79WEDEVEN, L. 4-4 60

15-2 79WEI, S. 1-12 54

6-7 71WEI, Z. 8-14 64WEIHUA, Z. 6-7 71WEIMIN, L. 3-9 51

12-11 72WEN, S. 12-4 48

12-9 65WENHAM, M. 3-10 66WENZL, I. 2-14 70WHITTAKER, L. 1-11 75WIEHN, J. 12-9 65WIEST, M. 2-5 37WILCKE, G. 9-1 53WILHELM, P. 2-5 37WILKINSON, J. J. 16-1 35

10-1 67WILLIAMS, J. A. 12-8 62WILLIAMS, S. 11-1 62WILLIS, J. 8-4 77WILMER, M. 6-11 49WIMMER, M. A. 11-3 54WINER, W. O. 3-3 76

WINFREY, A. L. 8-15 71WOJCICKI, W. 5-2 31WONG, M.-F. 2-5 37WOO, T. K. 4-3 52WOOD, R. J. K. 8-17 33

3-10 66WOODWARDS, R. 11-4 65WORNYOH, E. 8-18 74WRENICK, S. 3-9 51WRIGHT, C. S. 1-12 54WU, B. 13-1 69WU, H. 12-9 65WU, R.-W. 5-5 32WU, T. 16-1 35WU, Y. 8-17 33WU, Z. 2-5 37WULCZYNSKI, J. 8-4 77WYDER, U. 8-7 44WYROBEK, T. 8-2 23

16-1 35WYROBEK, T. J. 12-5 50XIA, Z. Z. 8-17 33XIAO, J. 12-7 59XIAOLI, H. 3-11 30XIE, Q. 2-5 37

2-10 45XIE, X. 8-13 61XIN, L. 12-7 59XING, D. 9-2 61XINGLIN, L. 5-5 32XINYUAN, L. 1-3 45XIONG, S. 5-12 49XIONG, Y. 12-4 48XU, H. 10-4 57

10-3 78XU, J. 7-7 40

7-4 44XU, X. 3-11 30

8-17 33XU, Y. 2-5 37

6-13 4012-7 59

XU, Z. 2-5 37XU, Z.-H. 12-4 48XUAN, V. H. 1-12 54XUE, X. 2-15 76YABE, H. 5-12 49YAMAGUCHI, E. S. 4-3 52

3-10 66YAMAGUCHI, N. 5-12 49YAMAKAWA, E. 7-6 50YAMAMOTO, T. 2-5 37

6-5 608-15 71

YAMAMOTO, Y. 6-13 401-3 45

YAMANAKA, C. 1-6 60YAMANE, K. 7-1 22YAMANE, M. 7-1 22

7-5 47YAMAZAKI, T. 9-4 56YAN, J. 8-17 33

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YAN, R. 13-3 75YAN, X. 12-10 68YANG, D. 8-2 23

16-1 3512-5 50

YANG, H. 4-6 398-12 509-1 53

YANG, H.-S. 7-2 26YANG, L. J. 1-6 60YANG, P. 3-5 25YANG, Q. 5-12 49YANG, S. 8-17 33

1-12 54YANG, S. H. 12-2 29

12-7 59YANG, T.-K. 4-6 39YANG, T.-S. 3-11 30YANG, Z. 12-7 59YANQIU, X. 6-13 40YASUDA, Y. 8-4 77YAWONG, S. 3-11 30YE, B. 12-10 68YE, J. 8-17 33

8-4 77YEREMIN, N. 12-7 59YI, J. 2-5 37

2-13 73YILMAZ, E. 10-1 67YING, C. 4-4 60

2-14 70YING, J. 1-4 48YONGJIAN, L. 3-3 76YONGMIN, L. 12-11 72YONGZHEN, Z. 2-5 37

1-12 542-15 76

YOON, E.-S. 12-7 5912-8 6213-1 69

YOON, I. 8-14 64YORINO, K. 7-1 22YOSHIDA, H. 7-2 26

16-1 35YOSHIDA, K. 16-1 35YOSHIDA, T. 1-6 60YOSHIMI, T. 6-4 52YOSHITERU, Y. 8-17 33YOU, H. 2-7 24

YOUN, J.-G. 1-11 75YOUSIF, B. F. 1-7 63YOXALL, A. 15-1 27YU, H. 12-5 50YU, J. 2-5 37YU, M. 11-7 57YU, N. 7-7 40YU, X. 12-7 59YUAN, D. 2-5 37YUAN, G. 8-17 33YUANZHONG, H. 12-7 59YUE, C. 2-15 76YUN, Y. 16-1 35

7-6 50YUNG, K. L. 2-5 37

6-13 4012-7 59

ZABINSKI, J. 14-1 248-3 61

ZABINSKI, J. S. 8-3 61ZAGRODZKI, P. 6-4 52ZAHOUANI, H. 9-4 56

11-7 571-8 6611-5 72

ZAKHAROV, S. M. 2-5 37ZANDBERGEN, H. W. 8-11 47ZAPOROZHETS, V. 14-4 35ZARETSKY, E. 6-1 43ZEGHLOUL, A. 5-4 25ZEN, G. 7-7 40ZENG, Q. 2-10 45

7-5 47ZENGEYA, M. 3-11 30ZERAYOHANNES, T. 1-9 69ZGHAL, A. 2-5 37ZHANG, B. 7-7 40

7-4 44ZHANG, C. 8-17 33ZHANG, G. 8-17 33

1-12 54ZHANG, H. 7-1 22

7-7 402-9 427-6 506-7 7112-11 72

ZHANG, J. 11-7 578-5 67

ZHANG, K. 8-17 33ZHANG, L. 2-6 21

15-4 3513-1 69

ZHANG, L. L. 8-17 33ZHANG, M. 7-3 28ZHANG, R. 12-5 50ZHANG, S. 12-7 59ZHANG, X. 7-2 26

12-4 48ZHANG, Y. 2-9 42ZHANG, Z. 5-6 22

4-3 523-3 76

ZHANHE, D. 4-1 42ZHAO, J. 3-4 21ZHAO, W. 6-4 52

3-10 66ZHAO, X. 13-1 69ZHMAILIK, V. 1-12 54ZHOU, J. 6-13 40ZHOU, X. 3-11 30ZHOU, Z.-R. 15-2 79ZHU, D. 6-1 43

5-12 49ZHU, H. 2-5 37

7-7 40ZHU, Y. 8-7 44ZHUANG, Y. X. 12-7 59

12-8 62ZOU, M. 8-2 23

16-1 35ZSIDAI, L. 6-1 43ZUNDA, A. 8-17 33ZURBRÜGG, D. 11-3 54

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