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Manel Rodriguez Ripoll
Manel Rodriguez Ripoll
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Tribological behaviour of self-lubricating materials at high temperatures
H Torres, M Rodríguez Ripoll, B Prakash
International Materials Reviews 63 (5), 309-340, 2018
2132018
Surface engineering of Ti6Al4V surfaces for enhanced tribocorrosion performance in artificial seawater
V Totolin, V Pejaković, T Csanyi, O Hekele, M Huber, MR Ripoll
Materials & Design 104, 10-18, 2016
972016
Friction and Lifetime of Laser Surface–Textured and MoS2-Coated Ti6Al4V Under Dry Reciprocating Sliding
MR Ripoll, R Simic, J Brenner, B Podgornik
Tribology Letters, 1-11, 2013
862013
Microstructural design of self-lubricating laser claddings for use in high temperature sliding applications
H Torres, S Slawik, C Gachot, B Prakash, MR Ripoll
Surface and Coatings Technology 337, 24-34, 2018
852018
Smooth particle hydrodynamics simulation of damage induced by a spherical indenter scratching a viscoplastic material
S Leroch, M Varga, SJ Eder, A Vernes, MR Ripoll, G Ganzenmüller
International Journal of Solids and Structures 81, 188-202, 2016
772016
High temperature hardness of steels and iron-based alloys
H Torres, M Varga, MR Ripoll
Materials Science and Engineering: A 671, 170-181, 2016
712016
Interaction Between Selected MoS2 Nanoparticles and ZDDP Tribofilms
A Tomala, B Vengudusamy, M Rodríguez Ripoll, A Naveira Suarez, ...
Tribology letters 59, 1-18, 2015
712015
Tribological behaviour of MoS2-based self-lubricating laser cladding for use in high temperature applications
H Torres, T Vuchkov, MR Ripoll, B Prakash
Tribology International 126, 153-165, 2018
702018
Interactions between MoS2 nanotubes and conventional additives in model oils
A Tomala, MR Ripoll, C Gabler, M Remškar, M Kalin
Tribology international 110, 140-150, 2017
572017
Influence of temperature on abrasive wear of boron steel and hot forming tool steels
S Hernandez, J Hardell, H Winkelmann, MR Ripoll, B Prakash
Wear 338, 27-35, 2015
572015
Self-lubricating laser claddings for reducing friction and wear from room temperature to 600 C
H Torres, T Vuchkov, S Slawik, C Gachot, B Prakash, MR Ripoll
Wear 408, 22-33, 2018
552018
The role of niobium in improving toughness and corrosion resistance of high speed steel laser hardfacings
MR Ripoll, N Ojala, C Katsich, V Totolin, C Tomastik, K Hradil
Materials & Design 99, 509-520, 2016
552016
Reduction of tensile residual stresses during the drawing process of tungsten wires
MR Ripoll, SM Weygand, H Riedel
Materials Science and Engineering: A 527 (13-14), 3064-3072, 2010
542010
Synergisms and antagonisms between MoS2 nanotubes and representative oil additives under various contact conditions
A Tomala, MR Ripoll, J Kogovšek, M Kalin, A Bednarska, ...
Tribology international 129, 137-150, 2019
502019
Tribological performance of some solid lubricants for hot forming through laboratory simulative tests
A Tomala, S Hernandez, MR Ripoll, E Badisch, B Prakash
Tribology International 74, 164-173, 2014
482014
Cracking resistance of Cr3C2–NiCr and WC–Cr3C2–Ni thermally sprayed coatings under tensile bending stress
E Mayrhofer, L Janka, WP Mayr, J Norpoth, MR Ripoll, M Gröschl
Surface and Coatings Technology 281, 169-175, 2015
422015
Multi-grain finite element model for studying the wire drawing process
J Očenášek, MR Ripoll, SM Weygand, H Riedel
Computational Materials Science 39 (1), 23-28, 2007
422007
The tribology of Ag/MoS2-based self-lubricating laser claddings for high temperature forming of aluminium alloys
H Torres, T Caykara, H Rojacz, B Prakash, MR Ripoll
Wear 442, 203110, 2020
412020
Local mechanical and frictional properties of Ag/MoS2-doped self-lubricating Ni-based laser claddings and resulting high temperature vacuum performance
H Torres, H Rojacz, L Čoga, M Kalin, MR Ripoll
Materials & Design 186, 108296, 2020
412020
The role of load on wear mechanisms in high temperature sliding contacts
H Torres, M Varga, K Adam, MR Ripoll
Wear 364, 73-83, 2016
412016
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