Piet Lugt

Full Professor (Part Time)

University of Twente

Netherlands

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Piet Lugt is a Full Professor (Part Time) at the University of Twente in the Netherlands. His research focuses on lubrication technology, specifically investigating film thickness in grease-lubricated contacts, the effects of axial load and thermal aging on contact temperature, and oil-separation properties of lubricating greases. He has contributed to numerous articles analyzing various factors affecting film thickness in ball bearings and other lubrication scenarios.

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Articles (22)

Film thickness decay in grease lubricated wide elliptical contacts

Analytical predictions and experimental measurements of EHL film thickness in wide elliptical and line contacts

Experimental Study of the Effect of Thickener on the Film Thickness in the Contacts of a Grease-Lubricated Ball Bearing at Low Speed

Growth dynamics of capillary bridges

Impact of Axial Load on Contact Temperature, Oxidation, and Grease Life in Ball Bearings

Modeling Oil-Separation Properties of Lubricating Greases

Effect of thermal aging on the grease film thickness in ball bearings

Direct Measurements of Grease Film Thickness in a Rolling Bearing Using a Novel Sapphire Bearing Rig with Optical Interferometry

Vibrations and film thickness in grease-lubricated deep groove ball bearings

On the Required Energy to Break Down the Thickener Structure of Lubricating Greases

Film thickness in grease-lubricated deep groove ball bearings–a master curve

Effect of bearing size on film thickness in grease-lubricated axially loaded deep groove ball bearings

Impact of oxidation on grease life in rolling bearings

On the use of the Arrhenius equation to describe the impact of temperature on grease life

Measuring Film Thickness in Starved Grease-Lubricated Ball Bearings: An Improved Electrical Capacitance Method

Thermodynamic Characterization of Grease Oxidation–Thermal Stability via Pressure Differential Scanning Calorimetry

The Grease Worker and Its Applicability to Study Mechanical Aging of Lubricating Greases for Rolling Bearings

Grease Performance in Ball and Roller Bearings for All-Steel and Hybrid Bearings

A Model Configuration For Studying Stationary Grease Bleed In Rolling Bearings

An Evaporation Model for Base Oil from Grease-Lubricated Rolling Bearings including Breathing

The importance of the work of Duncan Dowson for modeling grease lubrication in rolling bearings

Characterizing the fluid–matrix affinity in an organogel from the growth dynamics of oil stains on blotting paper

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Jude Osara

Robert Jan Meijer

Frieder Mugele

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