1. Friction and wear characterization
Friction and wear are measured on a tribometer, a machine that ensures the relative movement of two solid bodies under a normal force P, usually kept constant. Figure 1 shows a schematic diagram of the two types of contact commonly used:
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Friction and wear characterization
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(1) - EVANS (D.C.), LANCASTER (J.K.) - The wear of polymers - , in Wear, D. Scott (Éd.). Treatise on materials science and technology, vol. 13, p. 85-139, Academic Press, New York (1979).
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(2) - PLAY (D.), GODET (M.) - Proc. 3rd Leeds-Lyon Symp. Trib., Mech. Eng. Publ. Ltd. Londres, p. 221 (1978).
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