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List of Granted Research Theme (2001-2008 Second)
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Grant Year No. Research Theme Representative
(Country)
Co-Investigator
(Country)
Related Presentation/Publication (Textual quotation)
2008 First 08A04 Wear and Friction Reduction in Net-Shaped Precision Parts using Thermoplastic Forming of Bulk Metallic Glass Assoc. Prof. Jan Schroers
(U.S.A.)
N/A Dissemination of Research
It is a little early yet to have published or presented the work. However, the following activities have been carried out:
(a) Preparation of a book chapter (submitted now under review) - Dwyer-Joyce, R.S., (2008), An Ultrasonic
07B08 Study on application of acoustic emission method to fretting phenomena Prof. Masayuki Shima
(Japan)
Mr. Satoshi Ito ·The paper based on this research has been published on Tribology International in February 2009. The paper is entitled “The relationship between AE and dissipation energy for fretting wear”. The authors are Satoshi Ito, Masayuki Shima, Tatsuhiro Jibiki and Hideki Akita.
A part of the results of this research, which was titled “Simultaneous measuring of acoustic emission and contact electrical resistance for fretting” has been presented at "JAST Tribology Conference, Tokyo, Japan (May 2008)".
The results of frequency analysis of AE have been presented as “AE measurement in fretting and its application” at the section meeting of wear researchers for JAST (December 2008).
2008 Second 08B01 Mechanism of aqueous based lubrication with glycoproteins Dr. Rowena Crockett
(Switzerland)
Prof. Nicholas D. Spencer
08B05 Contact mechanism of carbon based MCECR-nano films with nano-textures and nano-structures Prof. Dongfeng Diao
(China)
N/A · The scope of this research was incorporated as part of a mechanical engineering course lab (Processes and Materials in Manufacturing) session at Western Michigan University.
· The results of this research were presented in one of the meetings/seminars held by the Western Michigan University Nanomanufacturing group. The slides of the presentation are attached along with this report.
· The findings of this study will be written up into a paper and submitted to the Journal of Materials Research.