Influence of hydrogen and tungsten concentration on the tribological properties of DLC/DLC contacts with ZDDP
Authors:
- Balasubramaniam VengudusamyBalasubramaniam Vengudusamy
- Jonathan H. GreenJGJonathan H. Green
- Gordon D. LambGLGordon D. Lamb
- Hugh A. SpikesHSHugh A. Spikes
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