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Friction and wear of carbon steel near T1-transition under dry sliding

Amamoto et al., 2006

Document ID
2600197899813515611
Author
Amamoto Y
Goto H
Publication year
Publication venue
Tribology International

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The wear phenomenon of metals under dry sliding is, generally, divided into two modes of severe and mild wear. A discontinuous transition between the wear modes often takes place in a certain load range. The T1-transition is usually observed at lower levels of load or …
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