Restoration of rolling-contact-fatigued surfaces via nanoskin technology.

Y. S. Pyun; J. H. Kim; R. Kayumov; Y. He; Kee Sam Shin

DOI:10.1166/JNN.2013.7720

Corpus ID: 37956284

Restoration of rolling-contact-fatigued surfaces via nanoskin technology.

@article{Pyun2013RestorationOR,
  title={Restoration of rolling-contact-fatigued surfaces via nanoskin technology.},
  author={Y. S. Pyun and J. H. Kim and R. Kayumov and Y. He and Kee Sam Shin},
  journal={Journal of nanoscience and nanotechnology},
  year={2013},
  volume={13 9},
  pages={
          6371-5
        }
}

Y. S. Pyun, J. H. Kim, +2 authors Kee Sam Shin

Published 2013

Materials Science, Medicine

Journal of nanoscience and nanotechnology

Rolling contact fatigue (RCF) is known as the dominant factor determining the service life of bearing materials. In this work, the fatigue life of the typical bearing alloy was significantly improved by introducing a nanoskin layer on the surfaces of the test specimens. The nanoskin layer structure was obtained by means of the ultrasonic nanocrystal surface modification (UNSM) technology. The microstructure of the nanoskin was analyzed via scanning electron microscope (SEM), electron back… CONTINUE READING

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