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COLLOQUIUM
22nd International Colloquium Tribology
Industrial and Automotive Lubrication
Event No. 50019.00.006
28 – 30 January 2020
in Stuttgart/Ostfildern, Germany
STEERING COMMITTEE
A. Fatemi
M. Jungk
C. Wincierz
In cooperation with:
German Society of Tribology (GfT) and
German Lubricant Manufacturers Association (VSI)
COLLOQUIUM
22nd International Colloquium
Tribology
The conference provides an international exchange forum for the industry and the academia. Leading university researchers
present their latest findings, and representatives of the industry inspire scientists to develop new solutions. Discussions
and cooperation enable attendees to meet current tribological challenges.
The leading themes of the 2020 conference, presented in special sessions, are Tribology of Electric and Hybrid Vehicles, its
various aspects and its consequences for the lubrication and tribology community, diverse facets of Sustainable Lubrication
and, last but not least, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in lubrication and condition monitoring.
PLENARY SPEAKERS
Jeff Hemphill
Nicolas Argibay
Schaeffler Group North America
Sandia National Lab, Materials Science and
Troy, MI, USA
Engineering Center
Albuquerque, NM, USA
Dr. Amir Kadiric
Michael Carus Tribology Group, Department of Me-
Nova-Institut GmbH, Director chanical Engineering, Imperial College
Hürth, Germany London, United Kingdom
Lutz Lindemann
Martin Dienwiebel
Executive Board Member (CTO) / R&D,
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT),
Supply Chain, Sustainability, FUCHS
Mikrotribologie Centrum µTC
PETROLUB SE
Karlsruhe, Germany
Mannheim, Germany
Michael Duncan Anne Neville
STLE-President/Daubert Chemical Company, University of Leeds, School of Mechani-
EVP Technology cal Engineering
Chicago, IL, USA Leeds, United Kingdom
Dr. Stefan Eder Philippe Vergne
AC2T research GmbH LaMCoS & CNRS, INSA de Lyon, Univer-
Wiener Neustadt, Austria sité de Lyon
Villeurbanne, France
Arup Gangopadhyay
Ford Motor Company, Research and Innovation
Center
Dearborn, MI, USA
Tuesday Tuesday, 28 January 2020
P1 – Plenary Chair: C. Wincierz
9:00 Opening Werner Schollenberger, Technische Akademie Esslingen e.V., Germany
Welcome Address by Christoph Bolay, Lord Mayor of Ostfildern, Germany
9:30 Lutz Lindemann, FUCHS PETROLUB SE, Germany
The Lubricants Industry in Light of the Macroeconomic Environment
10:00 Michael Duncan, STLE-President, Daubert Chemical Company, USA
Emerging Issues and Trends in Tribology and Lubrication Engineering
10:30 Break Exhibition
11:00 Arup Gangopadhyay, Ford Motor Company, USA
Driveline Fluid Opportunities for HEV/EV Vehicles
11:30 Jeff Hemphill, Schaeffler Group North America, USA
Impact of Tribology on Vehicle Electrification
12:00 Michael Carus, nova-Institut GmbH, Germany
Sustainability Analysis – from Brundtland to VDI
COLLOQUIUM | PROGRAMME TUESDAY
12:30 Break Exhibition
A1 – Base Oil A2 – A3 – A4 – A5 – A6 – A7 – Molecular A8 – A9 –
Technology (1) Testing (1) Additives (1) Greases (1) Seals (1) Sliding Bearings Dynamics Oil Analysis (1) Gas Bearings
Chair: L. Lindemann A. Pauschitz C. Wincierz M. Fatih-Najafi N. Brunetière M. Gaule M. Moseler R. Krethe A. Vogt
14:00 Thomas Norrby Fabio Alemanno Siegfried Dirk Rettemeyer Noël Brunetière Florian König Takuya Kuwahara Thomas Fischer Yao Lu
Nynas AB, Sweden Ducom Instruments Lucazeau Idemitsu Lube Europe Institut Pprime - UPR RWTH Aachen, Fraunhofer OELCHECK GmbH, KU Leuven, Belgium
Ultra-Low Europe B.V., The NYCO, France GmbH, Germany 3346, France Germany IWM,Germany Germany Influence of
Netherlands Nano Structure Can we Predict Suitability of Atomistic Monitoring of
Viscosity High Bearing-Film
How to Relate Urea Grease with the Behavior of Wear Simulations of Nonferrous Metal
Naphthenic Performance Shape
Lubricants New Perfor- Mechanical Coefficients from Tetrahedral Passivators –
Base Oils for Anti-Oxidants Modification to
Failure to its mance Level Seals? Tribometer Amorphous Proactive Copper
Industrial for Synthetic Dynamic
Behavior at Testing for Wear Carbon in Wear Detection
Lubricants Esters Properties of Air
Microscale Prediction in Boundary in Wind Turbines Bearings
Sliding Bearings Lubrication Part 1
14:30 Claire Ward Bernardo Tormos Jinxia Li Kirsten Schwörer Gert Wahl Christian Stelzer Gianpietro Moras Stefan Mitterer Federico
Croda Europe Ltd, UNIVERSITAT Nynas AB, Sweden BP Europa SE, Schunk Kohlenstoff- CADFEM GmbH, Fraunhofer IWM, OELCHECK GmbH, Colombo
United Kingdom POLITECNICA DE Anti-Oxidant Germany technik GmbH, Germany Germany Germany Politecnico di Torino,
Liquid Amides VALENCIA, Spain New Wind Germany Designing a Monitoring of Italy
Expression in Surface Termi-
– Novel, High Long-Term Real Turbine Bearing 3D-Printed Heavily Loaded Nonferrous Metal The Effect of the
Heavy nation in Dry
Performance World Test for Grease Silicon Carbide Journal Bearing Passivators – Supply Holes
Naphthenic Friction: Atomic-
Base Oils Engine Oils Development Ceramics Open by Usage of Proactive Copper Disposition on
Base Oils Scale Insights
New Opportu- Multi-Parameter- Wear Detection the Performance
from Computer
nities Optimization in Wind Turbines of Aerostatic
Simulations
Part 2 Pads
15:00 Frank Rittig Nicole Dörr Jerome Desire David Pimentel Christoph Burkart Achim Frick Stefan Eder Lin Wang Yao Lu
BASF SE, Germany AC2T research GmbH, Aliebakaa Kpan Gonçalves TU Kaiserslautern, Institute of Polymer AC2T research GmbH, ExxonMobil, USA KU Leuven, Belgium
Group V Austria Coburg University of INEGI, Portugal Germany Science and Processing Austria The Impacts of Application of
Impact of Applied Sciences, Online (IPSP), Hochschule MD Simulations
Basestocks on Grease Influence Aalen, Germany Solvent Dilution Magnetic
Engine Oil Germany Determination of of FCC Alloys
the Rise – on Mechanisms’ A Study of on Removing Damper to the
Degradation on Impact of Pumping Values under Dry
Unconventional Performance Injection Molding Antifoam Stabilization of
Lubrication Adsorbents on of Radial Shaft Sliding Yield a
Base Stocks Induced Tribolo- Droplets for Air Bearings
Performance Oxidative Seals and their Mechanism Map
for more gical Behavior of Automatic
Studied by the Stability of Tribological for Near-Surface
Sustainable Polyoxymethy- Particle Counting
Lab-to-Field Biodiesel and System Microstructural
Lubrication lene Copolymer
Approach the Deterioration Development
of Engine Oil
15:30 Break Exhibition
You will find the detailed and up-to-date version of the programme with all co-authors at www.tae.de/go/tribology
Tuesday Afternoon Tuesday, 28 January 2020
B1 – B2 – B3 – Additives B4 – B5 – B6 – B7 – Reliability/ B8 – Condition B9 –
Base Oils (2) Testing (2) (2) Greases (2) Materials Friction & Wear Lifetime Monitoring Gas Bearings (2)
Chair: M. Frauscher A. Pauschitz N. Dörr M. Matzke C. Greiner J. Molter J. Schöfer R. Krethe A. Vogt
16:00 Martin Greaves Etienne Macron David Boudreau Igor Mass Aleks Vrcek Robert Teichert Jörg Schöfer Rüdiger Krethe Yao Lu
Dow, Schweiz IREIS Institut de Vanderbilt Chemicals Hochschule Luleå University of TU Bergakademie Robert Bosch GmbH, OilDoc GmbH, KU Leuven, Belgium
Ultra-Low Recherche en LLC, USA Niederrhein, Germany Technology, Sweden Freiberg, Germany Germany Germany Stabilization of
Ingénierie des Hydroxylated Experimental Tribological Friction Design for A New Method
Viscosity Surfaces, France Air-Bearing
Polyalkylene Alkyl Phosphate Studies on the Characterisation Coefficient Reliability – a for Oxidation System with
Multiscale
Glycols for Esters as Fluid Flow of of Potential Control by Methodical Detection in Tuned Mass
Approach for
Transportation Lubricant Greases in Crankshaft Active Viscosity Approach for Hydraulic and Damper Inside
Tribological
Lubricants Additives Hydrostatic Bearing Steels Mixing Tribological Lubricating Oils the Shaft
Testing
Thrust Bearings for Roller Systems
Supporting
Bearing Engine
Automotive
Components
Development
COLLOQUIUM | PROGRAMME TUESDAY
16:30 Dimitrios Stephan Emmrich Benoît Thiebaut Guillaume Romain Rui Li Guillermo E. John K. Yao Lu
Karonis Otto von Guericke TOTAL MS, France Notheaux Montelimard Shanghai Jiao Tong Morales-Espejel Duchowski KU Leuven, Belgium
National Technical University Magdeburg, Molybdenum SEQENS (ex PCAS), HEF Groupe, France University, China SKF Research and HYDAC Stabilization of
University of Athens, Germany France Analysis of the Technology FluidCareCenter
Based Friction PVD Coatings on Ultra-High-
Greece Designing of a Fully Critical Friction Development, The GmbH, Germany
Modifier: Sliding Finger Netherlands Speed Air
Evaluation of Thin-Film Customizable Pairs in Marine Oil
Improving Followers for Tribology Bearings with
Base Oils Prod. Transducer for Calcium Diesel Engines Conductivity:
Tribochemical Internal Modelling of Shunted
from Hydro- Temperature Sulfonate Based on a An Early
Process to Combustion Lubricated Piezoceramics
cracker Measurement in Greases for Tribo-Dynamic Indicator of Oil
Optimize Fuel Engines Contacts for
Residue with Mixed Optimum Model and Additive
Economy Electrification
Solvent Lubrication Performances Degradation
Refining Processes
17:00 Jim Bai Cheng Aaron Thornley Kerstin-Evelyne Deepak Kumar Chengwei Wen Michael Gleß Ameneh
Institut für Institute of Functional Voigt Indian Institute of Shanghai Jiao Tong Technische Akademie Schneider
Verbundwerkstoffe Surfaces (iFS), United Kinolt SA, Belgium Technology Delhi, India University, China Esslingen, Germany Optimol Instruments
GmbH, Germany Kingdom Nano Scale Measurement of Reliability Prüftechnik GmbH,
Development of
In Situ Detection Effect of Tribological Piston Assembly Prediction of Germany
a Grease-
and Quantifica- Increasing the Behavior of Friction with Concentrated Extending
Hardening Test –
tion of Transfer Amount of AZ91 Alloy Wireless IMEP Electrical and Lubricant
Falzoni-Voigt-
Films in Dry and Friction Modifier under Dry and Method under Tribological Condition
Test
Oil-Lubricated Concentration in Lubricated Fired Conditions Contacts Monitoring by
Sliding Tests Low Viscosity Conditions Tribotesting
Engine Oils Results
17:30 Oday Ibraheem Ted McClure Mehdi Fathi-Najafi Prashant Mittal Kansa Basit Amir Kadiric Knut Wantzen
Abdullah Sea-Land Chemical Nynas AB, Sweden IIT DELHI, India National University of Imperial College Karlsruhe Institute of
Hamburg University of Company, USA The Impact of In Situ Sciences and London, United Kingdom Technology (KIT)
Technology, Germany Metalworking Technology, Pakistan Micropitting in Method to
Viscosity of Nanoscale Study
Elastohydrodyn Lubricant Addi- Simulation of Rolling-Sliding Develop
Naphthenic Oils on ADC12 in
amic Lubrication tive Response Wear Generated Contacts: Condition
on Different Lubricated
Analysis of a Comparisons on in a Convention- Influencing Monitoring
Type of Greases Contacts
Modified Cam Al-Alloys Using al Tribometer Factors and Systems Based
Containing
with Fat Faced Twist Com- ZDDP and Mechanisms of on Acoustic
Follower pression (TCT) MoDTC Their Action Emission
and Tapping Measurement
Torque Tests Technique
18:00 Come Together with Snacks and Beverages
You will find the detailed and up-to-date version of the programme with all co-authors at www.tae.de/go/tribology
Wednesday Morning Wednesday, 29 January 2020
P2 – Plenary Chair: A. Fatemi
9:00 Philippe Vergne, LaMCoS − CNRS – INSA Lyon, France
Relationship between Film Forming Capability and Rheology of Lubricants with VI Improvers
9:30 Amir Kadiric, Imperial College London, United Kingdom
Rolling Contact Fatigue: Pits, Cracks and Spalls
10:00 Nicolas Argibay, Sandia National Laboratories, USA
New Insights into Alloy Design for Tribological Applications
10:30 Break Exhibition
C1 – C2 – Engine C3 – C4 – Lubrication C5 – Wear C6 – C7 – Sustainable C8 – Surface & C9 –
Lubricants (1) Tribology (1) Additives (3) Fundamentals Mechanisms Rolling Element Lubricants (1) Coatings (1) i-Tribomat
(1) Bearings (1)
Chair:
M. Jungk M. Priest M. Fies J. Müllers N. Espallargas G. Morales-Espejel M. Matzke Z. Khan I. Toth
11:00 Michael Paula Ussa Christelle Jonny Hansen Fernando López Tobias Hultqvist Markus Matzke Volker Weihnacht Franz Pirker
Blumenfeld Total, France Chretien Luleå University of IK4-TEKNIKER, Spain Luleå University of Robert Bosch Fraunhofer IWS, AC2T research
EMRE, USA Lubricant Impact Solvay, USA Technology, Sweden White Etching Technology, Sweden GmbH, Germany Germany GmbH, Austria
COLLOQUIUM | PROGRAMME WEDNESDAY
Sulfur on the Friction Introducing Lubricant Film Crack in Wind Analysis of Split Global Need for Superhard i-TRIBOMAT –
Syndrome: Reduction of Polymeric Anti- Formation in Turbine Crankshaft Sustainability – Carbon Coatings Single-Entry
Limiting Oil Improved Wear Rough EHL Bearings: Main Roller Bearings how Advanced for Application Point (SEP)
Drain Intervals in Mechanical Parts Technology for Contacts Drivers and with Focus on Lubrication Can in Low-Friction Concept
Wind Turbine High- Experimental Lubrication and Contribute to a Gears
Main Gearbox Performance Procedures Contact Stresses More Sustain-
Lubricants Lubricants able Future
11:30 Christoph Bernardo Tormos Andrew Schwarz Dennis Fischer Monika Ratoi David Pimentel Apu Gosalia Armando Alberto Alberdi
Wincierz UNIVERSITAT Infineum UK Ltd., United Institute for Machine University of Gonçalves FUCHS PETROLUB Salmerón Cano TEKNIKER, Spain
Evonik Resource POLITECNICA DE Kingdom Elements and Systems Southampton, United INEGI, Portugal SE, Germany Repsol, Spain An Industrial
Efficiency GmbH, VALENCIA, Spain Development of Engineering, Germany Kingdom Lubricants &
Lubrication Friction Driven Service
Germany Experimental New Lubricant Effect of Lubricants for Beyond – How to
Regime and Behavior in Catalogue
Influence Study on the Additives Thickener Type Prevention of Sustain Ability
Friction in Hydraulic
Analysis of the Impact of the in Lubricating Hydrogen
Rolling Bearings Shock-
Viscosity of Engine Oil Greases on the Absorption in
Absorbers: the
Hydraulic Fluids Reactivity on Film Formation Steel
Influence of
on the Energy LSPI in EHD Contacts
Diverse Fluids
Consumption of
and DLC
Machine Tools
Coatings
12:00 George S. Dodos Eduardo Tomanik Roland Larsson Jörg W.H. Franke Rahul Dahiwal Ivana Krkljus Andrzej Posmyk Alvaro Garcia
Eldon's S.A., Greece University of Sao Paulo, Luleå University of Schaeffler Technologies Technische Universität BASF SE, Germany Silesian University of TEKNIKER, Spain
Varnish Potential Brazil Technology, Sweden AG & Co. KG, Germany Kaiserslautern, Fact Based Technology, Poland Design of a
Effect of the On the Effects of Influence of Oil Germany Composite
Analysis of Sustainability for Scalable and
Coated Bore Two-Sided Formulation on Lifetime Coatings with
Turbine Oils Lubricants: How Interoperable
Pores on the Roughness in White Etching Influence of Solid Lubricants
to Assess the Platform for
Piston Ring Rolling-Sliding Crack Formation Cage Wear for Aviation
Portfolio and Tribo-
Tribology EHL Contacts Depending on during Transfer Transport Means
Products’ Connection
through WEC Main Lubrication of
Environmental
Deterministic Mechanism Solid-Lubricated
Impacts
Simulation Roller Bearings
12:30 Break Exhibition
You will find the detailed and up-to-date version of the programme with all co-authors at www.tae.de/go/tribology
Wednesday Afternoon Wednesday, 29 January 2020
D1 – D2 – Engine D3 – D4 – Lubrication D5 – Wear of D6 – D7 – D8 – Surface & D9 -
Lubricants (2) Tribology (2) Additives (4) Fundamentals Materials Rolling Element Sustainable Coatings (2) i-Tribomat
(2) Bearings (2) Lubricants (2)
Chair: M. Jungk E. Tomanik S. Lucazeau J. Müllers M. Dienwiebel G. Poll M. Matzke V. Weihnacht F. Pagano
14:00 Phil Hutchinson Hyunjung Oh Matthias Fies Fabrice Dassenoy Nicolas Argibay Petra Wiersch John Eastwood Zulfiqar Khan Maria Kogia
Evonik Resource Seoul National BASF SE, Germany Ecole Centrale de Lyon, Sandia National Flender GmbH, Croda Europe Ltd., Bournemouth ANSYS GRANTA,
Efficiency GmbH, University, South Korea Non-Antago- France Laboratories, USA Germany United Kingdom University, United United Kingdom
Germany The Effect of Mechanical Ultra Low Wear A Contribution Investigating Kingdom Materials
nistic Corrosion
Correlating Cylinder Liner Characterization Materials to the Tribofilm Development of Information
Inhibitors for
Viscosity to Fuel Temperature on of Diesel Soot Discussion Chemistry of Novel Nano- Management
Lubricant
Efficiency in the Piston Ring Nanoparticles: Regarding the Engines Oils Composite for Tribology
Applications
Daimler OM501 Friction Using In Situ Compres- Influence of Very Formulated with Coatings for
Heavy-Duty Floating Liner sion in the Low Currents on Organic and Tribological
Diesel Engine Method Transmission Bearing Life Inorganic Poly- Applications
Fuel Efficiency Electron meric Friction
Test and the Microscope and Modifiers
COLLOQUIUM | PROGRAMME WEDNESDAY
Influence of VII. Simulations
14:30 Angela Tortora Martin Priest Jennifer Shreyas Jalikop Krunal Mehta Marius Wolf Thilo Krapfl Andreas Keller Helena
Ducom Instruments University of Bradford, Honselmann AC2T research GmbH, Pandit Deendayal Robert Bosch GmbH, Evonik Resource HS Mannheim, Ronkainen
Europe B.V., The United Kingdom Fraunhofer IWM Austria Petroleum University, Germany Efficiency GmbH, Germany VTT Technical
Netherlands In-Bore Engine MikroTribologie Fundamentals of India Simulation of Germany Transfer Film Research Centre of
A System Component Centrum µTC, Germany Directional Evolution of Slip in Roller Presentation of Quality - An Finland, Finland
Engineering Tribology Vacuum Spreading of Wear Behavior Element Bearing a Life Cycle Underestimated Collaboration
Approach to Tribology with Lubricants over of Al6061-B4C with Lubricant Analysis on the Factor Interface
Reduce Soot Gas Phase Multi-Scale Surface Rheological Example of an Concerning
Wear Deposited Textured Composites with Models Efficient Plain Bearing
Lubricant Surfaces Normal Load and Hydraulic Fluid Performance
Additives Sliding Speed
15:00 Ritwik Boris Zhmud Enrico Gnecco Daniel Kümmel Pedro Marques Sebastian Dörr Go Tatsumi Ichiro Minami
Chakraborty Applied Nano Surfaces Friedrich Schiller KIT Karlsruhe Institute INEGI, Portugal Lubtrading GmbH, University of Luleå University of
Indian Jute Industries' Sweden AB, Sweden University Jena, of Technology, An Improved Germany Southampton, United Technology, Sweden
Research Association, Optimizing the Germany Germany Sustainability – Kingdom Validation of
Setup for
India Piston/Bore The Role of Tribological Between Effect of Friction Lab-to-Field
Measurement of
Low Viscosity Tribology:The Elastic Behavior of Responsibility, Modifiers on the Up-Scaling
Rolling Bearing
Friction Role of Surface Instabilities in Ti6Al4V Surface Marketing and Lubrication of Protocol
Torque Loss in a
Modifying Specifications, Early Stages of Textured by Green Wash Polymeric
Modified Four-
Formulation for Ring Pack and Plastic and Cutting Tools Materials with
Ball Machine
Jute Fibre Lubricant Abrasive Wear Steel Counter
Spinning Parts
15:30 Break Exhibition
You will find the detailed and up-to-date version of the programme with all co-authors at www.tae.de/go/tribology
Wednesday Afternoon Wednesday, 29 January 2020
E1 – Bio- E2 – E3 – E4 – Grease E5 – Wear of E6 – E7 – E8 – Surface & E9 –
Lubricants (1) Automotive Additives (5) Condition Materials (2) Rolling Element Sustainable Coatings (3) i-Tribomat
Components Monitoring Bearings (3) Lubricants (3)
Chair: R. Luther P. Marklund A. Stratmann K.-E. Voigt M. Dienwiebel G. Jacobs M. Matzke V. Weihnacht E. Nyberg
16:00 Marcella Polychronis Dellis Michael Heeran Richard Igor Velkavrh Michiel van Michael Adler Johan Blomkvist Amaya Igartua
Frauscher ASPETE, Greece Nouryon, The Nether- Wurzbach V-Research GmbH, Breemen AC2T research GmbH, Applied Nano Surfaces Fundación TEKNIKER,
AC2T research GmbH, Temperature lands MRG Labs, USA Austria Quaker Chemical, Austria Sweden AB, Sweden Spain
Austria Effect in Friction Understanding Small Volume Residual The Netherlands Specification The Properties of Building
Correlation of Force ZDDP-OFM Sampling and Stresses in Reducing the Procedure for Solid Lubricant I-Tribomat
Lubricant Measurements Additive Analysis for New Nitrocarburised Risk for Glossy Lubricants Films Generated Interconnec-
Degradation & for a Simplified Interactions and and In-Service Layers Applied Wear Marks to Applied in Oil by Reactive tions with
Performance of Piston-Cylinder their Impact on Greases for Tribological Occur on Roller- and Gas Quenching Materials
a Biodegradable Setup Performance Applications Bearing Linear Exploration Ecosystem
Hydraulic Fluid Guides Compressors
16:30 Frederik Kort Mitulkumar Vlad Bogdan Simon Eiden Ronnie Daniel John Burbank Maryam Bahrami Ivana Tóth
Putzmeister Solanki Niste TEC4FUELS GmbH, Woodward Strömbergsson FUCHS University of Freiburg, AC2T research GmbH,
Engineering GmbH, Germany SCHMIERSTOFFE Germany Austria
COLLOQUIUM | PROGRAMME WEDNESDAY
Sardar Vallabhbhai Kyushu University, University of Luleå University of
Germany National Institute of Japan Investigations of Strathclyde, United Technology, Sweden GMBH, Germany Studies on the Panel Discus-
Lifelong Technology, India NaNO2 as Grease Kingdom Dynamic New Approa- Lubrication of sion (i-TRIBO-
Environmentally Experimental Lubricant Thickener Sliding Wear Simulation of ches to Extreme Surface- MAT Commu-
Acceptable Oil Investigation Additives Degradation Assessment of Rolling Element Low-Friction Attached nication)
Filling + between a against Various Alloys Bearing Lubrication Hydrogels
Condition Layered Hydrogen for Pumping Vibrations Using
Monitoring – A Cylindrical Permeation in Applications: A SKF BEAST and
Practical Hollow Roller Rolling Contacts Comparative Test Rig
Approach and Flat Plate Study Validation
17:15 Departure for Conference Dinner
18:00 Conference Dinner
You will find the detailed and up-to-date version of the programme with all co-authors at www.tae.de/go/tribology
Thursday Morning Thursday, 30 Januar 2020
P3 – Plenary Chair: M. Jungk
9:00 Martin Dienwiebel, Karlsruhe Institute of Technoglogy (KIT), Germany
In Situ Studies on the Competitive Adsorption of Lubricant Additives
9:30 Anne Neville, University of Leeds, United Kingdom (enquired)
Tribochemistry and Oil Formulation
10:00 Stefan Eder, AC2T research GmbH, Austria
Effects of Heat, Load and Shear on Film Formation Deconvoluted by Reactive Molecular Dynamics
10:30 Break Exhibition
F1 – Bio- F2 – Automotive F3 – F4 – F5 – F6 – F7 – F8 – F9 –
Lubricants (2) Components Lubricant Condi- E-Mobility (1) Simulation (1) Tribochemistry Wear Testing Unconventional Metal Working
tion Monitoring Lubricants (1) Fluids (1)
Chair: R. Luther R. Larsson C. Gachot S. Meinhardt J. Müllers A. Neville S. Beyer-Faiss F. Gatti F. Passman
11:00 Martin Kingsley Pär Marklund Norman Rohrwick Ling Wang Marcus Björling Nuria Espallargas Valentin Wohlgut Maria Dolores Julien Hamy
COLLOQUIUM | PROGRAMME THURSDAY
Argent Energy, United Luleå University of OilDoc GmbH, University of Luleå University of Norwegian IPEK Institute of Aviles ANGUS Chemical
Kingdom Technology, Sweden Germany Southampton, United Technology, Sweden University NTNU, Product Engineering, Universidad Politecnica Company, France
The Use of Influence of Wet CM of Oil and Kingdom The Use of EHD Germany de Cartagena, Spain Optimizing the
Norway
Alternative Clutch Running- Equipment A Study of Friction Development of Tribological Sustainability,
Rolling Element Water a Method for an
Sources of In on Friction, Status by the Measurements Lubrication – Study of New Performance
Feedstocks as Pressure Use of Online Bearings under and an Efficient DoE Ionic Liquid and Cost of your
the Influence of Challenges and Deduction Using
Renewable and Distribution and Oil Sensors and Optimization Opportunities Dispersions and MWF
Biodegradable Permeability Multivariate Data Electrical Routine to the Example of Blends
Lubricants Analysis Environment Obtain Lubricant Clutch Wear
Parameters
11:30 Peter Lohmann Pedro Marques Haris Trobradovic Steffen Bots Marko Tosic Tadashi Oshio Henrik Buse Sergei Glavatskih Thomas Koch
Hermann Bantleon INEGI, Portugal SDT International, LUBEVISIO GmbH, Luleå University of Ecole Centrale de Lyon, Slovak University of KTH Royal Institute of City University of
GmbH, Germany No-Load Losses Belgium Germany Technology, Sweden France Technology, Slovak Technology Sweden Bremen, Germany
A Look Behind Ultrasound Silicone Fluids CFD Analysis of Tribochemical Republic and UAS Lubrication of Algae-Based Bio
in a Car Mannheim, Germany
the Scenes of Differential Guided with Optimized EHL Films at Properties of Heavily Loaded Lubricant Additi-
Fretting Wear
Biological Condition Based Tribological High Loads Dialkyl Rolling/Sliding ves: Extraction,
Observation in
Degradation of Lubrication Behaviour Phosphono- Contacts: Application and
Plane Metal to
Lubricants through Mole- acetic Acid in Lithium Complex Tech. Properties
Metal Contacts
cule Structure Synthetic Ester vs Polypropy- – from the Algae
Enhancement – Base Fluid lene Greases to the Technical
A Solution for Product
EV Drivetrains
12:00 Patrick Galda Rathesan Pawel Rycerz Amir Kadiric Arn Joerger Andreas Willecke Kosta Simonovic Michael Gleß Frederick J.
PANOLIN Production Ravendran Imperial College Imperial College Karlsruhe Institute of Fuchs Schmierstoffe Czech Technical Technische Akademie Passman
AG, Switzerland Aalborg University, London, United London, United Technoglogy (KIT), GmbH, Germany University in Prague, Esslingen, Germany Biodeterioration Control
Quo vadis – Denmark Kingdom Kingdom Germany Atomistic Czech Republic Tribological Associates, Inc., USA
Bio-Lubricants? Prediction of Early Detection A Model for A Numerical Simulation of Newly Investigation of Adenylate
An Update Lubricant of Fatigue Prediction of Approach for the Sulfurized Developed Shelf- Energy Charge –
about the Latest Transport in Damage in Gearbox Power Determination of Additives in Device for the Sharpening and New Tool for
Activities of Two-Stroke Rolling-Sliding Losses under Archard’s Wear Lubricants Investigation of Innovative Determining
CEN TC19 Marine Diesel Contacts Conditions Coefficient the Running-In Lubrication MWF Microbial
WG33 Engines Pertinent to EV Behaviour Solutions Population’s
Operation Condition
12:30 Break Exhibition
You will find the detailed and up-to-date version of the programme with all co-authors at www.tae.de/go/tribology
Thursday Afternoon Thursday, 30 Januar 2020
G1 – Bio- G2 – Materials G3 – Artificial G4 – G5 – G6 – Lubrication G7– G8 – G9 –
Lubricants (3) Characterisation Intelligence in E-Mobility (2) Simulation (2) – Fundamentals Test Methods Unconventional Metal Working
Tribology Soft Contacts Lubricants (2) Fluids (2)
Chair: R. Luther M. Dienwiebel A. Vogt S. Bots J. Müllers J. Seabra M. Grebe A. Gosalia F. Passman
14:00 Yiyuan Tian Christian Greiner Baher Azzam Sven Meinhardt Enzo Maier Volker Susanne Beyer- Felix Gatti Theresa Jähnig
KTH Royal Institute of Karlsruhe Institute of Center for Wind Power ExxonMobil Chemical Gear Research Centre Diegelmann Faiss Fraunhofer Institute for Technische Universität
Technology, Sweden Technology, Germany Drives, Germany Central Europe GmbH, (FZG), Germany VDEh-Betriebs- Dr. Tillwich GmbH Mechanics of Materials Dresden, Germany
Additive Sliding Velocity Anomaly Germany A Study on forschungsinstitut Werner Stehr, Germany IWM, Germany Lubricant-Free
Expression and and Exposure Detection in Synthetic Base Thermal Elasto- GmbH, Germany Mod. Accele- Programmable Metal Forming -
Tribology of Time Affect Time-Series Data Oil Solutions for hydrodynamic Application of rated Ageing Friction Friction Reduc-
Novel Hybrid Tribologically- of White Etching EV Driveline Lubrication of Single-Phase Test for Life tion by Laser
Base Fluids Induced Crack Bearing Fluids Coated Oil-Free Lubri- Time Evaluation Structuring Ta-C
Oxidation in Failure in Wind Applications Polymers cants in Cold of Lubricants Coated Forming
Copper Turbines and Hot Rolling and Additives Tools
14:30 Wilhelm Huber Haomiao Yuan Florian König Keiichi Narita Fabian Kaiser Carlos Fernandes Thomas Witt Raimondas Mayank Kumar
Peter Greven GmbH & Ostwestfalen-Lippe RWTH Aachen Idemitsu Kosan Co. Ltd. Freudenberg INEGI, Portugal Dr. Tillwich GmbH Kreivaitis Atlas Copco Industrial
Co. KG, Germany University of Applied University, Germany Japan Technology Innovation Influence of Werner Stehr, Germany Vytautas Magnus Technique AB, Sweden
Sciences and Arts, SE & Co. KG, Germany
COLLOQUIUM | PROGRAMME THURSDAY
Estolides – A Machine Study of Motor Run-In Load and Determination of University Agricultural Does a Cutting
Germany Simulation of Academy, Lithuania
New Category Learning Based Cooling Temperature on Flow Point of Fluid Influence
Lubrication and Rubber Friction: Protic Ionic
of High- Anomaly Detec- Performance of Gear Efficiency Soft Lubricating the Reliability of
Thermal Aging Comparison to Liquids Demon-
Performance tion for Wear Lubricants with and Micropitting Greases Using a Threaded
on the Fretting Pin-On-Disc strating Superior
Esters Lifetime Predic- Application to the Test Method Fastener Joint?
Behavior of Measurement Lubrication
tion of Journal Transaxles in of Inclining Rod
Electrical Results Properties
Bearing Systems HEVs and EVs
Contacts
15:00 Tarek Lutz Harald Steiner Sirui Chen Michele Scaraggi Mustafa Yilmaz Markus Matzke Roman Nevshupa Peter Küenzi
University of Tübingen, Danube University IPEK Institute of Università del Salento, Technical University of Robert Bosch IETCC-CSIC, Spain Blaser Swisslube
Germany Krems, Austria Product Engineering, Italy Munich, Germany GmbH, Germany In Operando AG, Switzerland
Nano- and Micro Machine Germany Surface Rough- On-Demand Study of Study of A Closer Look at
Analytical Learning Tribol. Perfor- ness Anisotropy Gearbox Lubri- Thermooxida- Tribochemical Microbiology in
Approach for Algorithms for mance Descrip- in Soft Contacts: cation: a Study tive Ageing and Processes Metalworking
Understanding Health tions of Friction From Microbot from Dip to Proposal of a through Fluids
the Early State Monitoring of System in Locomotion to Minimum Test Method Analysis of
of Bearing Sliding Bearings Synchronization Seals Quantity Standard Triboemission of
Failure for E-Powertrain Applications Lubrication Gases
15:30 Maximilian Barbara Monse Alexander Elter Alberto Porras- Erik Nyberg Harish Potnis
Volkan Baloglu Bureau Veritas Robert Bosch Vazquez Luleå University of ANGUS CHEMICAL
FAU Erlangen- Commodities, Germany GmbH, Germany INSA de Lyon, France Technology, Sweden COMPANY, India
Nürnberg, Germany Artificial Elastohydrody- Experimental Silicate-Forming Aluminum
Identification of Intelligence namic Simula- Approach for the Ionic Liquid Machining: Do It
Material Para- Transforms Oil tion of Rein- Study of Oil Triboimprovers with Ease &
meters for Sheet Analysis forced Plastic Starvation in for Multiply Efficiency
-Layered Lami- Materials in Con- Point Contacts Alkylated
nation Stacks formal Contacts Cyclopentanes
16:00 Short Break
P4 – Concluding Plenary Session Chair: M. Gleß
16:15 N.N., Porsche AG, Germany (enquired)
CO2-reduced Production
16:45 Mirjam Bäse, Magna Powertrain GmbH & Co KG, Austria
GfT Young Tribologists: How Tribology Grows Further and Further
17:00 Farewell Party
You will find the detailed and up-to-date version of the programme with all co-authors at www.tae.de/go/tribology
COLLOQUIUM | COMMITTEE STEERING COMMITTEE A. Fatemi M. Jungk C. Wincierz Robert Bosch GmbH MJ Tribology Evonik Industries Stuttgart, Germany Geisenheim, Germany Darmstadt, Germany PROGRAMME PLANNING COMMITTEE A. Albers T. Kilthau A. Pauschitz Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Klüber Lubrication AC2T research GmbH Karlsruhe, Germany München SE & Co. KG, Germany Wiener Neustadt, Austria D. Bartel R. Krethe G. Poll University Magdeburg, OilDoc GmbH Leibniz Universität Germany Brannenburg, Germany Hannover, Germany M. Dienwiebel L. Lindemann M. Scherge Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Fuchs Petrolub SE Fraunhofer IWM Karlsruhe, Germany Mannheim, Germany Freiburg, Germany C. Gachot R. Luther S. Schmitt Vienna University of Fuchs Petrolub SE Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG Technology, Austria Mannheim, Germany Weissach, Germany G. Gaule J. Molter H. Schwarze Hermann Bantleon GmbH Kompetenzzentrum Tribologie Mann- Technical University Clausthal-Zeller- Ulm, Germany heim, Germany feld, Germany D. Gryazev J. Müllers M. Woydt Lubrizol Deutschland GmbH Robert Bosch GmbH Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung Hamburg, Germany Stuttgart, Germany Berlin, Germany G. Jacobs RWTH Aachen University Aachen, Germany INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD D. Bansal R. Larsson I. Sivebaeck Infineum Lulea University Technical University of USA Sweden Denmark R. W. Carpick W. Liu H.A. Spikes University of Pennsylvania Lanzhou Institute of Imperial College of Science USA Chemical Physics United Kingdom F. Franek China G. Stachowiak AC2T research GmbH J. Luo Curtin University Austria Tsinghua University Australia M. Hartl China K. Topolovec-Miklozic Brno University of Technology I. Minami Powertrib Ltd. Czech Republic Lulea University United Kingdom K.Holmberg Sweden P. Vergne VTT Technical Research M. Priest INSA Centre of University of Bradford France Finland United Kingdom M. Kalin D.J. Schipper University of Lubljana University of Twente Slowenia The Netherlands DETAILED AND CURRENT PROGRAMME: www.tae.de/go/tribology
COLLOQUIUM | SOCIAL PROGRAMME
CONFERENCE DINNER Wednesday, 29 January 2020
Join the traditional conference dinner at Osterfeldhalle above the Neckar valley and Esslingen. Relax, socialize and enjoy our
Swabian buffet, regional wine and music. Reconnect with old friends while making new ones.
Be enchanted by the magical performance of our special guest Martin
Eisele, Worldchampion of Micro Magic. His magic is close-up, right under
the eyes of the spectators. With very visual and strong effects he fascinates
and thrills his audience. His performance is not only magical, it is also very
entertaining and humorous.
Buses will take you from the Academy to the conference location in Ess-
lingen-Berkheim and back to your hotel or the Academy.
Please note that you should register for the Conference Dinner separately.
© Martin Eisele The fee is 65 EUR (plus V.A.T.). Attending is not covered by TAE insurance.
TOUR TO MERCEDES-BENZ-MUSEUM Friday, 31 January 2020
On Friday morning you have the opportunity to visit Mercedes-Benz-Museum.
Experience the fascinating world of the automobile at Mercedes-Benz-
Museum: 160 vehicles and another 1,500 exhibits are presented in the mu-
seum with 16,500 square meters and nine levels.
Not only the cars are worth a visit. The building itself impresses with its
exceptional architecture. It combines an elegant appearance with a unique
structure based on a double helix.
© Daimler AG
A bus shuttle will take us from TAE to Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt and back. The
guided tour is about 1.5 hours.
The tour includes a lunch buffet after return to TAE.
Please note that you should register for this tour separately.
The fee is 40 EUR (free of V.A.T.).
We wish you a lot of fun and many interesting impressions!
© Daimler AG
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