An Analysis of the Tribocorrosion Wear by Means of Wear Maps

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In recent years, substantial advancements have been made in the methodology of constructing material wear maps [1-3]. The maps make it possible to locate the dominating wear mechanisms in parameterized enforcement areas. The method constitutes a powerful tool for analyzing the mechanisms of material damage, the optimization of material choice and the conditions of use. Recently, the maps of corrosion and erosion wear as the function of the following parameterized enforcements have been made [3]:

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 225)

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