Roll neck bearings; report of A. S. M. E. Special research committee on heavy-duty anti-friction bearings, 1935.

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The friction of an oscillating bearing,

"The work described has been carried out in the Engineering Department of the National Physical Laboratory."--Acknowledgements.

Research on developing design criteria for anti-friction airframe bearings for high temperature use.

"This report was prepared by the Research and Development Department of the New Departure Division, General Motors Corporation in Bristol, Connecticut."

Internal friction studies in impurity-doped single copper crystals.

"Contract no. AF 18(600) 1000. File no. 10-16. AFOSR-TR-57-11. ASTIA AD 120411. Cornell University, Department of Engineering Physics."

Method of determining the coefficient of storage from straight-line plots without extrapolation /

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Investigations of evaporation from a screened pan and development of a coefficient for the conversion of pan evaporation to lake evaporation /

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On the resistance to traction on railways by friction and gravitation.

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Notes on friction.

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Appraisal of techniques to reduce embedment friction while post-stressing concrete /

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A treatise on the theory of friction /

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Hydraulic tables; the elements of gagings and the friction of water flowing in pipes, aqueducts, sewers, etc., as determined by the Hazen and Williams formula and the flow of water over sharp-edged and irregular weirs, and the quantity discharged as determined by Bazin's formula and experimental investigations upon large models,

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Recherches experimentales sur la dispersion rotatoire ; Etude numerique sur les relations entre le coefficient critique et le volume moleculaire /

Thesis (doctoral)--Universite de Geneve.

An automated system for the measurement of internal friction.

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Heat-transfer and friction-flow characteristics of cylindrical parallel rods with transverse cylindrical spacers /

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Friction factors and rheological behavior of Australian honey in a straight pipe

The pumping characteristics of four Australian honey samples were investigated in a straight pipe. Six flow rates (100-500 kg h(-1)) were studied at three temperatures (35-50degreesC). The pressure loss increased with an increase in the length of the pipe, as the low rate was increased and as the temperature was reduced. In the 25.4 mm-pipe, the Reynolds number ranged from 0.2-32.0 and are substantially less than the critica value (2040-2180) for laminar condition in the system. The relationship between the wall shear stress and shear rate approximated power-law behaviour, and the power-law index was not significantly (p>0.05) different from 1.0. The honey samples exhibited Newtonian behaviour at all the temperatures and this was confirmed by rheometric studies using Couette geometry. A friction chart was generated independent of temperature and the type of honey. An equation was developed to predict the pressure loss of the honey in a typical pipeline at any temperature once the viscosity-temperature relationship had been established.