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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 264-268)

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Leonardo Esposito, Emanuele Serra, A. Tucci, E. Rastelli

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Abrasion, Glazed Tiles, Optical Profilometer, Surface Morphology, Working Surface

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[1] L. Esposito, A. Tucci: American Ceramic Society Bulletin, Vol. 79 [5] (2000), p.59.

[2] International Standard ISO 10545-7, Determination of resistance to surface abrasion, Glazed tiles, First Edition (1996).

[3] S.J. Bull, D.S. Rickerby: A Handbook of Surface Engineering. (Ed. D.S. Rickerby and A. Matthews, Blackie, Glasgow United Kingdom 1991). Figure 2. Average roughness, Ra, measured in different positions of the diameter of the worn area of the samples BT and WT after 12000 revolutions. a b Figure 3. Sample WT. SEM micrographs of the surface after a) 750 revolutions; b) 12000 revolutions. Ra (µµµµm): BT-12000 revolutions Position (mm) 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90.

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