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A Relation between Adhesive Wear and Heat of Adsorption for the Vapor Lubrication of Graphite

C. N. Rowe Central Research Division, Mobil Oil Corporation, Princeton, New Jersey
Pages 10-18 | Published online: 25 Mar 2008

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S. Jahanmir & M. Beltzer. (1986) An Adsorption Model for Friction in Boundary Lubrication. A S L E Transactions 29:3, pages 423-430.
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C.N. Rowe. (1970) Role of Additive Adsorption in the Mitigation of Wear. A S L E Transactions 13:3, pages 179-188.
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W.Gregory Sawyer & Pamela L. Dickrell. (2004) A fractional coverage model for gas–surface interaction in reciprocating sliding contacts. Wear 256:1-2, pages 73-80.
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P.C. Nautiyal, S. Singhal & J.P. Sharma. (1983) Friction and wear processes in piston rings. Tribology International 16:1, pages 43-49.
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J K Lancaster & J R Pritchard. (1980) On the 'dusting' wear regime of graphite sliding against carbon. Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics 13:8, pages 1551-1564.
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