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fretting corrosion

Fretting, fretting corrosion and fretting mechanisms

28.10.2018 tribonet

What is fretting? Fretting or fretting wear is a specific wear type which is characterized by low amplitude oscillating sliding between bodies, which are nominally at rest [1] (for example due to vibration, cyclic stresses, […]

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