Ling Dai
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Ling Dai is a researcher specializing in mechanical transmission systems, with a particular focus on the tribology and lubrication of small-clearance gear interfaces. Their most-cited work, "Lubrication mechanisms of rubbing interface in internal meshing teeth with small clearance" (2020, 4 citations), addresses a critical challenge in precision machinery: the lubrication behavior of internal gear pairs where tooth clearances are exceptionally small. This research is directly relevant to the performance and longevity of core components in robotics and medical devices, where reliability and smooth operation are paramount. By investigating how the entire tooth profile influences lubrication under such constrained conditions, Dai provides foundational insights into reducing friction and wear in high-precision transmissions. While their citation count is currently modest, the specialized nature of their work holds significant practical value for engineers designing compact, efficient gear systems. Dai’s contributions are particularly notable for bridging the gap between theoretical lubrication models and real-world applications in emerging fields like surgical robotics and precision automation.
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