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Tribology Transactions Volume 40, 1997 - Issue 4
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Effects of Magnetization on Wear

Kazuo Kumagai Akita University, Mining College, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Akita City, 010, Japan
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Osamu Kamiya Akita University, Mining College, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Akita City, 010, Japan
Pages 621-626 | Published online: 25 Mar 2008

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Yulong Xie, Chao Sun, Yongzhen Zhang, Hongxin Shi, Chenfei Song & Sanming Du. (2019) Effect of Magnetic Oxidation and Surface Carbon Distribution on Friction and Wear Characteristics of 45 Steel under the DC Magnetic Field. Tribology Transactions 62:5, pages 868-879.
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Hongbiao Han, Sanming Du, Yongzhen Zhang, He Liu & Rongmingren Pan. (2016) Effect of DC Magnetic Field on Friction and Wear Properties of 45 Steel at Different Velocities. Tribology Letters 64:3.
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T. A. Stolarski & Y. Makida. (2012) Performance of Lubricated Sliding Contact in Magnetic Field. Tribology Letters 46:2, pages 113-121.
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Alan Hase & Hiroshi Mishina. (2010) Magnetization of friction surfaces and wear particles by tribological processes. Wear 268:1-2, pages 185-189.
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K.J. Chin, H. Zaidi & T. Mathia. (2005) Oxide film formation in magnetized sliding steel/steel contact—analysis of the contact stress field and film failure mode. Wear 259:1-6, pages 477-481.
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