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Adhesive Wear
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A two-body abrasive wear model as a contact-induced fracture process

14.10.2019 tribonet 955 Views

A recent work by the researchers from Leibniz University Hannover presents a 3-D framework for simulation of contact-driven-fracture processes (like abrasive wear) in filled elastomers. Modeling of material removal processes, like wear, to this day […]

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