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A test method for evaluating galling resistance in tubular connections by using the established evaluation technique known as the ‘up and down’ or ‘Bruceton’ method was studied. A unique test machine that would closely simulate the actual field conditions was designed and constructed. By using the Taguchi technique, the relative effects of rotational speed, roughness, and axial load on the galling resistance were also studied and discussed.
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Ertas, A., Carper, H.J. & Blackstone, W.R. Development of a test machine and method for galling studies. Experimental Mechanics 32, 340–347 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02325587
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