Table of Contents

Rolling Contact Fatigue Testing, Bearing Life Prediction, and Steel Properties

Evaluation of Repaired Gas Turbine Engine Bearings Demonstrates Absence of Subsurface Fatigue Propagation in Appropriately Designed Applications

Structured Approach to Material Testing Ensures Reliable Introduction of New Technologies: Advances in Rolling Contact Fatigue Strength Testing and Related Substitute Technologies

Rolling Contact Fatigue Strength Testing and Material Developments in Aerospace Bearings—A Retrospective Analysis

Service Life Testing of Components with Defects in the Rolling Contact Fatigue Zone

Near-race Ultrasonic Detection of Subsurface Defects in Bearing Rings

Steel Cleanliness and Bearing Life

Rolling Contact Fatigue Evaluation of Materials Using the NTN-SNR FB2 Test Rig—A Useful Piece of Equipment for the Qualification of Steels and Steelmakers and for Research

Rolling Contact Fatigue Testing of Stainless Steel and Cobalt-based Components Using Water as the Lubricant

Gigacycle Fatigue: A New Tool for Exploring Bearing Steel

Rotating Beam Testing of Bearing Steels— An Effective Rolling Contact Fatigue Test Complement

Rolling Contact and Compression-Torsion Fatigue of 52100 Steel with Special Regard to Carbide Distribution

Development of Ultrasonic Torsional Fatigue Tester to Evaluate Rolling Bearing Steels

Improvement in Efficiency of Ultrasonic Tests for the Macroscopic Inclusions Evaluation

Advanced Methods for Assessing the Quality of Bearing Steels

Raceway Grooving: A Tool for Monitoring Microstructural Changes

Comparison of the Microstructural Changes and X-ray Diffraction Peak Width Decrease during Rolling Contact Fatigue in Martensitic Microstructures

Material Response Bearing Testing under Vibration Loading

Metal Physics and Rolling Contact Fatigue Testing

Rolling Contact Fatigue in Bearings: Phenomenology and Modelling Techniques

Monte Carlo Comparison of Weibull Two and Three Parameters in the Context of the Statistical Analysis of Rolling Bearings Fatigue Testing

Influence of Fiber Flow on Rolling Contact Fatigue Life: Model Validation for Non-Metallic Inclusion

Author and Subject Index

Subject Index