Michael N. Gardos

Publication List Details

Period

1998 - 9999

Number

13

Co-Authors

Study on Correlating Rain Erosion Resistance With Sliding Abrasion Resistance of DLC-on-Germanium. (9999)

Gardos, Michael N., Soriano, Bonnie L., Propst, Stephen H.

Whirling arm rain erosion tests and scanning electron microscope (SEM) tribometry were performed, in parallel, with germanium (Ge) flats coated with sputtered DLC films ranging in thickness from 0.25...

Simulation and experiments on (2007)

Jianwei Che, Michael N Gardos, Amir Fijany

friction and wear of diamond: a material for MEMS and NEMS application

y (2007)

Tahir C Agin, Jianwei Che, Michael N. Gardos, William A. Goddard

To date most of the MEMS devices are been based on Silicon. This is due to the technological know-how accumulated on manipulating, machining, manufacturing of Silicon. However, only very few devices...

Surface-Chemistry-Driven Tribological Fundamentals of Diamond and SiC for Extreme Environment MEMS Applications (2001)

Gardos, Michael N.

Environmental SEM tribometry of the pressureless-sintered Hexoloy alpha-SiC ceramics was continued in 0.2 and 3.4 Torr partial pressures of oxygen (Po2) at room temperature (RT) to 95O deg C, coupled...

Simulation and experiments on friction and wear of diamond: a material for MEMS and NEMS application (1999)

Çağin, Tahir, Che, Jianwei, Gardos, Michael N., Fijany, Amir

To date most of the microelectromechanical system (MEMS) devices have been based on silicon. This is due to the technological know-how accumulated on the manipulation, machining and manufacturing of...

Simulation and experiments on friction and wear of diamond: a material for MEMS and NEMS application (1999)

Tahir Çagin, Material For Mems, Jianwei Che, Michael N. Gardos, Amir Fijany

. To date most of the microelectromechanical system (MEMS) devices have been based on silicon. This is due to the technological know-how accumulated on the manipulation, machining and manufacturing...

Determination of the Tribological Fundamentals of Solid Lubricated Ceramics. Volume 2. Appendices A through O. (1998)

Gardos, Michael N.

The goals, structure and highlights of a recently completed multiyear/multinational research program are described. The main driving force behind this effort was the aim to advance the technology...

Determination of the Tribological Fundamentals of Solid Lubricated Ceramics. Volume 3. Appendices P through II. (1998)

Gardos, Michael N.

The fundamental nature of the research was exemplified by ab-initio predictions of the friction coefficient of single crystal diamond sliding against its mating diamond plane, and molecular dynamics...

Determination of the Tribological Fundamentals of Solid Lubricated Ceramics. Volume 1. Summary. (1998)

Gardos, Michael N.

The goals, structure and highlights of a recently completed multiyear/multinational research program are described. The main driving force behind this effort was the aim to advance the technology...

Determination of the Tribological Fundamentals of Silicon and Diamond for Micro- and Macromechanism Applications (1998)

Gardos, Michael N.

SEM tribometry was performed with (a) various Si crystallinities Si(100), Si(111) and poly-Si), and (b) polished, mostly C(100)-textured and acid-cleaned polycrystalline CVD diamond films PCDC(100)...

Self-Lubricating Composite Bearing Materials. Part I. Development of a High Load, High Temperature, Self-Lubricating Composite. (1998)

Gardos, Michael N., Castillo, A. A.

This report deals with the efforts expended during the last 27 months of a 39 month program to develop a polymeric, self-lubricating composite bearing material with a dynamic load-carrying capacity...

Chemical and Tribological Studies of MoS2 Films on SiC Substrates. (1998)

Didziulis, Stephen V., Fleischauer, Paul D., Soriano, Bonnie L., Gardos, Michael N.

The lubrication of ceramic surfaces is vital to permit the use of ceramics in many types of moving mechanical assembly. This paper reports the results of pin-on-flat friction and wear studies...

The Effect of Anion Vacancies on the Tribological Properties of Rutile (TiO(2-x)), Part II: Experimental Evidence. (1998)

Gardos, Michael N., Hong, Hyun-Soo, Winer, Ward O.

Fiction and wear tests were completed with the (001) and (110) planes of single crystal rutile specimens sliding against selected ceramic counterfaces, in well-defined crystallographic directions....