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Research of Wear Resistance of Medical Materials during Friction with High-Molecular Polyethylene

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The results of experimental modeling of the wear characteristics of medical materials during friction with high molecular weight polyethylene under conditions close to the operation of a tribological pair of a hip joint prosthesis are presented.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 910)

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935-939

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Svetlana V. Skvortsova, Aleksei A. Orlov*, Alyona V. Neiman, Dmitriy O. Sopelnik

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Cobalt-Chromium Alloys, Medical Materials, Titanium Alloys, Tribological Pair, Wear

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