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Recent Advances in Mechanics of Materials. [PDF]

Materials (Basel)
Song W, Xue Y.
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Computational insights on the interplay between electrotaxis and mechanotaxis. [PDF]

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Sáez P, Kulkarni S, Nunes CO, Zhao M, Barriga EH.   +4 more
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Direct Mode I Fracture Toughness Testing Using Short Rod Specimens: A New Loading Fixture. [PDF]

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Hajivand Dastgerdi R, Ostrowski Ł, Sarfarazi V, Malinowska AA.   +3 more
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Atomistic insight into Al-Mg friction stir welding process via molecular dynamics simulation. [PDF]

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Nguyen VT, Hoang VH, Nguyen TT, Thien TN, Vo XT, Nguyen VTT.   +5 more
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A further analysis on the analogy between friction and plasticity in Solid Mechanics

International Journal of Engineering Science, 2017
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Solid mechanics-based Eulerian model of friction stir welding

International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 2014
A new Eulerian model is established based on solid mechanics. With comparisons to the experimental data and the ALE model, the current model is validated. The power and the heat generations from pin side surface, pin tip surface, and shoulder contact surface in different rotating speeds are studied.
H W Zhang
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On the friction mechanism of solid lubricants

Journal of Friction and Wear, 2011
It is shown that the coefficient of friction of polycrystalline graphite materials is governed by the crystallite size and adsorption heat of the molecules making up the lubricating layer. In the absence of a lubricating layer in the actual contact zones (in vacuum, dried gases, and in air at temperatures above 200°C), graphite loses its lubricity.
Yu. N. Vasil’ev, I. A. Kolyaev, V. A. Fugol’   +2 more
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Nanoscale Friction Mechanisms at Solid–Liquid Interfaces

Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2013
1 IMETUM und Physik Department, TUM, Boltzmannstrasse 11, 85748 Garching. 2 Ernst-Berl Institut fur Makromolekulare Chemie, TU Darmstadt, Petersenstrasse 22, 64287 Darmstadt, Germany. Fig. 1: Observed nanoscale friction mechanisms. A single polymer molecule at a solidliquid interface can respond in different ways to a lateral external force, here ...
Balzer, Bizan N., Gallei, Markus, Hauf, Moritz V., Stallhofer, Markus, Wiegleb, Lorenz, Holleitner, Alexander, Rehahn, Matthias, Hugel, Thorsten   +7 more
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