3. Wear rate in applications

3.1 Wear rate and service life

The loss of surface layer thickness or linear wear Δh over time Δt (Δh /Δt) is constant in the stationary wear regime. This can be expressed in another way: the loss in thickness of a surface layer Δh is the quotient of the wear volume ΔV and the contact area A. The formula (1) gives us:

Δ h = k_{V} \frac{F_{N} Δ d}{A}

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