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Formation of non-metallic protective layers on high-speed steel tools

Z. Pálmai
Pages 34-37 | Published online: 19 Jul 2013

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Per Hedenqvist & Mikael Olsson. (1991) Sliding wear testing of coated cutting tool materials. Tribology International 24:3, pages 143-150.
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T.H.C. Childs & K. Maekawa. (1990) Computer-aided simulation and experimental studies of chip flow and tool wear in the turning of low alloy steels by cemented carbide tools. Wear 139:2, pages 235-250.
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Anders Nordgren & Arne Melander. (1990) Tool wear and inclusion behaviour during turning of a calcium-treated quenched and tempered steel using coated cemented carbide tools. Wear 139:2, pages 209-223.
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Per Wallén & Sture Hogmark. (1989) Influence of TiN coating on wear of high speed steel at elevated temperature. Wear 130:1, pages 123-135.
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Mikael Olsson, Bengt Stridh, Staffan Söderberg & Ulf Jansson. (1988) Sliding wear of hard materials — the importance of a fresh countermaterial surface. Wear 124:2, pages 195-216.
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G. Brant & M. Mikus. (1987) The formation of protective layers when machining steel with ceramic cutting tools. Wear 118:1, pages 99-112.
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