Performance Evaluation & Action Mechanism Analysis of Extreme Pressure Additives Used for Oil-Based Cutting Fluids

Pei Qi Ge; Jian Feng Li; Chang Hou Lu; Zhen Chang Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.250.281

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Pei Qi Ge, Jian Feng Li, Chang Hou Lu, Zhen Chang Liu

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