Wear

Wear refers to the gradual removal or deformation of material surfaces due to mechanical, chemical, or thermal forces. This phenomenon significantly impacts industries such as mining, manufacturing, and automotive, where material durability and performance are critical to operational efficiency and product longevity.

On this page, explore the causes and types of wear, methods to measure it, and strategies to minimize its effects, ensuring improved reliability and extended material life in industrial applications.

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  • tribological powder properties

    Tribological Powder Properties: Friction, Wear, and Lubrication

    Tribology, the study of friction, wear, and lubrication, is critical in understanding how surfaces interact in both natural and engineered systems. These phenomena play a pivotal role in the performance and longevity of materials, especially in powder technology—a field where fine, particles are manipulated, transported, and compacted. This article delves into the tribological [...]

  • Pneumatic Conveying Systems Erosion

    Wear of the pneumatic pipeline walls:  contaminating of the conveyed material

    Pneumatic conveying systems (PCS) are essential in industries that handle bulk solids, moving materials from fine powders to mm-sized granules. By suspending particles in an air stream, PCS can transport materials horizontally, vertically, or at an incline over distances ranging from a few meters to hundreds. With the system fully enclosed, there is [...]

  • Product Wear assessment and predictions during Pneumatic Transport - Pneumatic Conveying Wear

    Product Wear assessment and predictions during Pneumatic Transport

    Pneumatic conveying causes significant particle wear and dust generation, especially at high velocities and sharp bends, which can impact product quality and safety. Delft Solids Solutions uses a lab-scale system and a repeated impact test to simulate industrial conditions, assess wear behavior, and predict dust risks with minimal sample material. These tools help manufacturers [...]

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