1. From: An Adsorption Model for Hydraulic Motor Lubrication
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From: An Adsorption Model for Hydraulic Motor Lubrication
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Figure Legend:
Michaelis–Menten curve depicting the relationship between the reaction constant Km and the rate of reaction. Km is equivalent to the substrate concentration [S] at 50% of the maximum reaction rate Prx.

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From: An Adsorption Model for Hydraulic Motor Lubrication
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Flow from the pump is transmitted through the directional control valve to a bank of sensors at the motor inlet. The torque produced by the hydraulic motor is measured to determine efficiency.

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From: An Adsorption Model for Hydraulic Motor Lubrication
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95% confidence interval of the mean torque losses for the axial piston motor and fluid A. The torque losses decreased as the speed increased.

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From: An Adsorption Model for Hydraulic Motor Lubrication
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Figure Legend:
Traction curves for fluids under conditions of 50 N, 20–2000 mm/s, 20% slide-to-roll ratio, and 125 °C in the PCS minitraction machine

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Comparison of mechanical efficiency modeling and experimental results for the axial piston motor

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Comparison of mechanical efficiency modeling and experimental results for the orbital motor

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From: An Adsorption Model for Hydraulic Motor Lubrication
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Figure Legend:
Comparison of mechanical efficiency modeling and experimental results for the radial piston motor