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The significance of slippage in processing by high-pressure torsion

open access: yesScripta Materialia, 2009
Experiments were conducted to measure the extent of slippage occurring when thin disks are processed by high-pressure torsion. Separate tests were conducted on aluminum, copper and iron.
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Abrasion and Slippage

Rubber Chemistry and Technology, 1955
Abstract The types of apparatus used technically for testing the abrasion resistance of rubber compounds, in particular tread compounds, have been equipped to operate with 100 per cent slippage. The results obtained under such conditions seldom agree with the results of road tests, because the abrasion of tires under ordinary conditions takes ...
G. Ebert, V. Weidner
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Historical Slippage

1993
Abstract Freud’s final words of “Humour” in 1928 lauded “a rare and precious gift.” 1 This rare gift appears toward the end of another wise book by and about a man of Witz, Tahca Ushte or John (Fire) Lame Deer. Richard Erdoes came all the way from Freud’s Vienna of the late 1930s to record the “precious gift” of a Minneconjou Sioux ...
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