The dependence of wear rate on wear scar size in fretting; the role of debris (third body) expulsion from the contact
Authors:
- T. ZhuTZT. Zhu
- P.H. ShipwayPSP.H. Shipway
- W. SunWSW. Sun
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Funding Information
- Faculty of Engineering, University of Nottingham
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