
doi: 10.2172/6447701
Goals of the program are to calculate the surface temperatures in dry sliding, develop a soft wear tester for ceramics, survey the wear mechanisms in brittle solids, and couple the temperature calculations with models to give wear maps for brittle solids. (DLC)
Ceramics, Progress Report, Mathematical Models, 36 Materials Science, Surveys, Document Types, Friction 360203* -- Ceramics, Kinetics, Wear, & Refractories-- Mechanical Properties, Sliding Friction, Cermets
Ceramics, Progress Report, Mathematical Models, 36 Materials Science, Surveys, Document Types, Friction 360203* -- Ceramics, Kinetics, Wear, & Refractories-- Mechanical Properties, Sliding Friction, Cermets
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