Michael J. Furey
Affiliations: | Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA, United States |
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Molina GJ, Kajdas C, Furey MJ, et al. (2009) High-vacuum tribometers: State of the art and current developments 2008 Proceedings of the Stle/Asme International Joint Tribology Conference, Ijtc 2008. 151-153 |
Molina GJ, Furey MJ, Kajdas C. (2007) A deterministic-chaos study of electron triboemission outputs Journal of Tribology. 129: 679-683 |
Furey MJ, Vick B, Ghasemi HMR, et al. (2007) Coalescence and breakup of contact areas: Effects on surface temperatures Tribology International. 40: 595-600 |
Molina GJ, Furey MJ, Kajdas CK. (2005) An exploratory study on the analysis of electron triboemission data American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Tribology Division, Trib. 113-117 |
Furey MJ, Kajdas C, Molina GJ, et al. (2005) The role of electron emission in tribochemistry: A review Proceedings of the World Tribology Congress Iii - 2005. 635-636 |
Furey MJ, Kajdas C, Molina GJ, et al. (2005) A critical assessment of tribopolymerization as an antiwear mechanism Proceedings of the World Tribology Congress Iii - Wtc 2005 |
Vick B, Furey MJ. (2003) An investigation into the influence of frictionally generated surface temperatures on thermionic emission Wear. 254: 1155-1161 |
Molina GJ, Furey MJ, Ritter AL, et al. (2003) Frequency analysis and modeling of charged-particle triboemission from ceramics Wear. 255: 686-694 |
Vick B, Furey MJ, Kajdas C. (2002) An examination of thermionic emission due to frictionally generated temperatures Tribology Letters. 13: 147-153 |
Furey MJ, Kajdas C, Kempinski R. (2002) Applications of the concept of tribopolymerisation in fuels, lubricants, metalworking, and 'minimalist' lubrication Lubrication Science. 15: 73-82 |