Contamination sensitivity of automotive components

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System contamination caused by contaminates or small particles built-in, self-generated, or inhaled from environment presents severe problems. The problems include but are not limited to the malfunctioning of valves, pumps, seals and injectors or lock-up of these components; increased wear of bearings, piston rings, and other friction components; and degradated machine performance. In general, system contamination changes a deterministic system into a stochastic system and shortens machinery service life. In this paper, these contamination problems are discussed in categories and associated analysis, testing and computer modeling methodologies are also discussed. Copyright © 1997 Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc.

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Tao, X., & Treuhaft, M. B. (1997). Contamination sensitivity of automotive components. In SAE Technical Papers. SAE International. https://doi.org/10.4271/970552

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