Journal Article

·1997

Effect of lubricant additives on the transition pressure from mild to severe wear for grey cast iron sliding pairs

Hakan Kaleli̇ YTU , T.S. Eyre , Farshad Ghasripoor

Wear

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Keywords

Lubricant Base oil Materials science Cast iron Scanning electron microscope Base (topology) Combustion Metallurgy Work (physics) Composite material Mechanical engineering Organic chemistry

Subject Areas

Lubricants and Their Additives ·Mechanical Engineering ·Physical Sciences
Tribology and Wear Analysis ·Mechanics of Materials ·Physical Sciences
Metal Alloys Wear and Properties ·Materials Chemistry ·Physical Sciences

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