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The Role of Subsurface Zones in the Wear of Materials

Key Engineering Materials Volume 33

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• Abstracts

• p1 The Effect of Surface Irregularities, Subsurface Layers, Pressure, Lubrication, and Sliding Speed on Friction Resistance to Sliding in Metals   [ 711 K ]
  Authors: Betzalel Avitzur
• p17 The Mechanics of Plastic Deformation of Surface and Subsurface Layers in Rolling And Sliding Contact   [ 673 K ]
  Authors: K.L. Johnson
• p35 Plastic Analysis of Near-Surface Zones in Sliding Contact of Metals   [ 603 K ]
  Authors: Francis E. Kennedy
• p49 Subsurface Fracture and the Wear of Brittle Solids   [ 941 K ]
  Authors: E. Ling, Iain Finnie
• p77 A Survey of the Development of Subsurface Zones in the Wear of Materials   [ 1 M ]
  Authors: S.L. Rice, H. Nowotny, S.F. Wayne
• p101 The Role of Microcstrucutre in Subsurface Damage Induced by Sliding Contact   [ 2 M ]
  Authors: J.J. Wert
• p135 Combined Thermal - Mechanical Effects in Frictional Sliding   [ 847 K ]
  Authors: A. Azarkhin, J.R. Barber, R.L. Rolf
• p161 The Layered Contact System with Paraboloidal Surfaces   [ 951 K ]
  Authors: Y.P. Chiu
• p191 Propagation of an Inclined Subsurface Crack in Rolling/Sliding Contact Fatigue   [ 934 K ]
  Authors: M. Kaneta, T. Okazaki, Y. Murakami
• p213 Elastoplastic Finite Element Analysis of Spheres in Contact   [ 553 K ]
  Authors: M. Taalebinezhaad, N. Saka