Conclusion
Theory of Wear. Wear Mechanisms

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Conclusion
Theory of Wear. Wear Mechanisms

Authors : Éric FELDER, Pierre MONTMITONNET

Publication date: March 10, 2016 | Lire en français

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3. Conclusion

This overview of the various wear mechanisms illustrates the complexity of the problem of predicting wear. However, within a certain range of validity, to be specified, when thermal effects remain limited, we have seen in the article [TRI 500] and the present article that a contact can be characterized by the wear rate of the parts:

k = \frac{V}{P L}

^( 10 )

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