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Wear, 1969
Abstract The main features of the abrasion of polymers are outlined in an attempt to formulate a general picture of the wear processes involved. The relative roles of plastic and elastic deformation are first discussed and the wear phenomena on abrasive papers, metal gauze and rough metal surfaces are then described.
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Abstract The main features of the abrasion of polymers are outlined in an attempt to formulate a general picture of the wear processes involved. The relative roles of plastic and elastic deformation are first discussed and the wear phenomena on abrasive papers, metal gauze and rough metal surfaces are then described.
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Tribology International, 1997
Abrasive wear resistance, abrasive wear mode and abrasive wear rate are discussed with experimental results, and abrasive wear theories are introduced and explained from the viewpoints of effective work for plastic deformation and fracture.
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Abrasive wear resistance, abrasive wear mode and abrasive wear rate are discussed with experimental results, and abrasive wear theories are introduced and explained from the viewpoints of effective work for plastic deformation and fracture.
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On Abrasive Wear of Polyethylene
Macromolecules, 2002Despite widespread and growing use of polymers in applications where abrasion is present, ranging from gearboxes to prosthetic joints, abrasive wear of these materials is ill-understood. We present a study that for commercially relevant polyethylene (PE) points to the effective number of physical cross-links per macromolecular chain as the ...
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Wear, 1992
Abstract Abrasion processes in a highly elastic rubber surface are distinctly different from those of other materials of higher modulus. This review paper describes the main features of rubber abrasion. It is a topic that has received considerable attention over the years in view of its relationship to the wear of road tyres.
A.H. Muhr, A.D. Roberts
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Abstract Abrasion processes in a highly elastic rubber surface are distinctly different from those of other materials of higher modulus. This review paper describes the main features of rubber abrasion. It is a topic that has received considerable attention over the years in view of its relationship to the wear of road tyres.
A.H. Muhr, A.D. Roberts
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Tribology International, 1975
Abstract Properties of the soil and wearing material determine the volume wear. Volume wear increases as the stone content of a soil and its resistance to penetration by spherical probes increase. During abrasive wear the abrasive deteriorates by one of two mechanisms, plastic flow or fracture.
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Abstract Properties of the soil and wearing material determine the volume wear. Volume wear increases as the stone content of a soil and its resistance to penetration by spherical probes increase. During abrasive wear the abrasive deteriorates by one of two mechanisms, plastic flow or fracture.
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SAE Technical Paper Series, 1975
<div class="htmlview paragraph">The terms abrasion and erosion mean different things to various people. Moreover, there are many devices for measuring the response of materials to abrasive wear. The results from such machines do not consistently agree with those of the others because variables that differ in kind and amount are involved.</div ...
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<div class="htmlview paragraph">The terms abrasion and erosion mean different things to various people. Moreover, there are many devices for measuring the response of materials to abrasive wear. The results from such machines do not consistently agree with those of the others because variables that differ in kind and amount are involved.</div ...
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1976
The abrasive wear of machine components used in mining, mineral dressing, and earth moving machinery has long been recognized as a major problem in material design. This problem has been studied on a laboratory scale using four types of tests which simulate abrasion conditions ranging from severe gouging wear to low-stress erosion. These tests, namely,
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The abrasive wear of machine components used in mining, mineral dressing, and earth moving machinery has long been recognized as a major problem in material design. This problem has been studied on a laboratory scale using four types of tests which simulate abrasion conditions ranging from severe gouging wear to low-stress erosion. These tests, namely,
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Wear, 1969
Abstract Results obtained by Bayer, Baker and Ku 1 s for the wear of several alloys by data-processing card stock were originally considered in terms of the dimensions of the “wear scars”. An analysis in terms of volumetric wear shows that the data conform with the elementary relationship for slow, hard abrasive wear.
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Abstract Results obtained by Bayer, Baker and Ku 1 s for the wear of several alloys by data-processing card stock were originally considered in terms of the dimensions of the “wear scars”. An analysis in terms of volumetric wear shows that the data conform with the elementary relationship for slow, hard abrasive wear.
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Wear, 1981
Abstract A quite general relationship exists between abrasive wear and the ploughing contribution to friction. Tensile stresses are developed in the material displaced by the ploughing indenter and these give rise to wear particles.
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Abstract A quite general relationship exists between abrasive wear and the ploughing contribution to friction. Tensile stresses are developed in the material displaced by the ploughing indenter and these give rise to wear particles.
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