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Maharaja et al., 2017 - Google Patents

Tribological effect of Concentration and Composition of Nanoparticle in Lubricant oil–A review

Maharaja et al., 2017

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8156460375755797289
Author
Maharaja K
Vijayan S
Karthik S
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Technology (ICLTSET’17)

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Many researchers have tried to improve the tribological characteristics of lubricants to decrease friction coefficients and wear rates. Recently, nanoparticles have emerged as a new kind of additive because of their size, shape and other properties. A nano lubricant is a …
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