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Spectrometric
High heat vaporization
Parts per milion
analysis of metals (ppm) of elements
Laser light cater Number and size
Particle counting ornare blockage of particles,
Directimage garlcle Shadow casting Number and size
counting from laser of particles
Ferrous density Number and size
analysis eee of particles,
Analytical fer-
ography
Shape, size, texture
Microscopic analysis coo, orieniaton ee.
Ferogapty utter either megnetitm or merorane Atration to Colect particle 750
eanderct, auch at ISO 16252, ASTM D767 ane 7690, ae ned to properly prepare there
rardlet and analyze the panicle vinal charectarint 1. Tere cbuerved charscteritie 1 thed
ght on where and how thee partclea wore generated,
Ferrograms
Ax an ol tare flow down 2 apecially
dleusmed olan alee call» fercoram &
rnegret it porkned unlemasth to trap the
feck: patticl . The pattkle tend to collect
fp ting abog the memneti feb. Wn many
of the noreferou partie wil ow pa t and
not become tragped, cre vill be heb up by
graulty & by contact wth the trapped ferreu
Daniele. Beth bettcm and top lighting can be
ed to help characterte the paticler' crea
reaturel
Non-ferrous particle
Ferrous particles
| tha ferrogram, ferroun partic are
aloned alors magnet fee
Filtergrams
Tn contrart ith ferroorama fercrema do nck have
any biat toward fenout partic. Au the ofl ample it
forced through a ikerrrentane, any catticlen
greater than the pore tae are rendonly trapped on
themenbrane uface, However, bottom ant
fran mi bn dushg analy 1 1 poor due to the
opaquene of the fiterrerrorane
Wear Modes
Rubbing (Break-In) Wear (Abrasive Wear)
P rtice colect at r noon
‘on a fitergram,
A therrort conren type of wear, bbhg
‘wosr occurt winenaver therein atrface aceg
Contact within = machine. Dut intisl
nrface contact, thi type of "break wear
Wrouibe pected. F uNaIy TENURE 2
rote, lourviesring watsce. Particle
produced from rubbing wear typically have 3
Dlstelt (two-dinenknal) mermpholegy and
rooth topogranhy.
Cutting Wear (Abrasive Wear)
Thi abronvel wear it produced when two
urrecer penetrate one another. ALLE name HuggeHtE,particled are generated from on
lurfece going the other wufece, cresting long, bvorelbe chunk. Trin wear rece i often
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Rolling
Wear
(Surface Fatigue)
Roling turace contact proacen Ruface faligue, Particiet generates from wutace fatioue
tend to corre h the fomef wall, rprercal or brnarparticke. Tee fometion of pha ane
sil 13 re1Uk of Fgh load and’ low-contact surece arcs Ieee to the ansping and hg
of thete partic a4 they are forced out of ther orignal letting. Thit type of wear typically
OcCUFL vith COmpONENtL Of roling Motion contact, Huch aL h the Ca4e Of cal be=rhat
Rolling and Sliding Wear Combined (Surface Fatigue and Abrasive Wear)
‘Thi abnonral corrbnation of wear mede 1
au ec by fatkue and cuffing. It
commpnly @ ocktes we gear y tem ,
particubtly abrg the pttchine of gear teath
2 walla Frcondeken vat too high of @
bad or speed and excentive nest
generation, For exarrle, the wufece
Contact of gear teeth ia combination of
rollng anc alting tion. This combines
‘wesrmrece ragin, slong with the effecta of
brane contaminants, c3n generate =
corples fu of wear deer
Severe Sliding Wear
‘A revere love of wear occurt h exc
high weed between contacting wurfaceb. When
rfece ttrentel are too great becaute of hcreaLed
brad andior peed on the urface contact area, the
‘area become un table and large pati trea
aviay, further increa ing the vicar rate
Striations indicate
sliding motion
Chemical/Corrosive Wear
Corrotive wesr i frequently Bbeled aa fretting
correakn, erin, wean fatigue, etc. There
particle are often too aval to diinguth incviually
‘ang are UNLAIy the rezuk of Prproper flu propertion
lor heavy contamination Fremvster ack, 12 or
bacteris. Hest so phayt = major role h como len.
Mot hbicanty have rurt/conotiensinsbating
adaitver to corbet the effects of cherrical wear.
Particle Morphology and Topography
Since wear porte detach femirtema machine nufacen h 3 varbbleramer, thr
rrormhology ae topboraty ate uraue. However, they allo fe certan patern bated onthe
setion by wich they dace detached
Pratelet-shaped Parties
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Panticks
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ame frpliey, the1e particle are findrrertaly
herl. Nomrelly Bun than 20 meron, they smpeer
bp ural ruber and are rorettret aes together:
Al wear debit, iphercal particle have been
2 cclated with ollng-element bearing and are
often a procur or to fatigue fair Emu tbe noted
that pherkalpoticle are frequent found 3
Contarrnanta rather than a1 wear debri. Thi type of iphericak thaped contaminant Wey vil
belbrmer than 10merond anc often i a byprocuct of weking anc gmnng procenten
‘Wire or Curkshaped Partides
“Typically bra and akiny, thete particler may
etapa wie, Ipiniter or boon nape. Whi
‘they canhave impoth rtfer andeden, they’
rene will have = rougher appeerence, Another
comma charscterit: how thay ane cured,
hich | nib to having cut i 2 wood-plenng
proce .Forthi tea on, the pamticlermay be
rough on one de and moth on the other. The &
‘type ofpartile have been Inked to cutthg weer
vinere one ofthe cortacthg urface po ee
an aiperty or lodged partice that in platicay
Fig compared to the other auface fromwich the
riobon-thaped particle it gouged outs
(Chunks or Irregular Partides
The
ache ion theory offer a po ble explanation forvshy
Dances procue irequler ihspet. Curing turface
achenion, the aiperiet of two contacting wurface1
‘atten each other, creating a fracture on one of the
urfecen, The tufece hlersction trsnferafsgrent
Iretesl which acheret to the oppouing nutface, Th
can requ inthe Forreton of paricter that have
numtal thaoet and are a mture of elarencs. The
Wrapen often ate cATEUE to cefine, aL reveral vicar
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abr te contaminants betivean contiually contacting wurfacey, they trentforn ato unutvel
ape.
Non-Ferrous Corrosion Partides
CComoaion particle typically are extremy ell
(uorricron), Magnetic collection techriguet can
be effective h gatherng there psrilet, which sre
too urellto view i ndvidual devel,
Ferrous Oxide Particles.
Oxide partici, which are efher red or black ron
oxide, are produced from chemical reaction
between ion and oxygen, Red oven are an
rreation ofrreiature hy the ayatery wale black
vider hidicate iadsquate Mbrcation and excertive heat generation inthe avatar,
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