Uncoupled Thinking — Friction And Wear Are Independent Of Each Other

Uncoupled Thinking — Friction And Wear Are Independent Of Each Other

Uncoupled Thinking — Friction And Wear Are Independent Of Each Other

When discussing piston ring friction and wear, the two are often thought to be cause and effect. However, recent testing at Southwest Research Institute shows how independent they are.

Posted by Greg Acosta

CategoriesEngine

TagsFriction lake speed Motor oil Oil analysis Peter Lee Southwest Research Institute spectroscopy Tribologist Tribology

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