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Dry sliding wear of ferrous PM materials
Powder Metallurgy, 2001Ashby's map for dry sliding wear of wrought steels has been used as a guide to interpret the dry sliding wear behaviour of PM materials. It has been shown that this map is useful in understanding the acting wear mechanisms and also the experimental wear rates.
Straffelini, Giovanni, Molinari, Alberto
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The Role of Hard Layers in Lubricated and Dry Sliding
Journal of Tribology, 1987Lubricated and dry experiments on titanium and steel surfaces with and without TiN sputtered coatings of various thicknesses have been conducted. The significance of the layer thickness, interfacial “friction”, magnitudes of normal and tangential surface tractions, and the mechanical properties of the layer and of the substrate (e.g., elastic modulus ...
K. Komvopoulos, N. Saka, N. P. Suh
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Dust Monitoring by the Dry Slide Settling Technique
1961This paper describes a dry slide settling technique developed to obtain a reliable count of the dust conditions in a clean room. The dust is counted, sized, and evaluated microscopically after the particulate matter is captured on clean, dry slides placed horizontally at different locations in the room.
W. J. Whitfield +2 more
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Use of dry transfer figures for slides
Journal of Dental Education, 1976J J, Lane, S G, Woodyard
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Wear lip formation during dry sliding
Wear, 1988Abstract A pin-on-disc test configuration has been used to examine the formation of the strain-hardened projection, or wear lips, especially at the trailing edge of the pin during dry sliding of aluminium alloys against steel discs. The mechanism of formation of such wear lips is studied with the aid of optical and electron microscopes.
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The mechanisms of wear of cast iron in dry sliding
Wear, 1968Abstract The present study has been made on the mechanisms of wear of cast iron in dry sliding. The results of the study show that under mild wear conditions plastic deformation occurs in the sliding surface. Under heavy wear conditions destruction of the sliding surface by thermal shock takes place.
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In search of dynamic effects in dry sliding friction
2001Abstract There are many instances in mechanical systems when sliding contacts are subject to unsteady loads. Of interest for system modeling is the behavior of friction processes under such conditions. If quasi-static models can be applied one can focus on other, possibly more important aspects of the problem.
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