Charged Triboemission from Sliding Contacts: Possible Mechanisms and Its Relation with Surface Chemical Processes

Gustavo J. Molina; Czeslaw Kajdas; Michael Furey

Charged Triboemission from Sliding Contacts: Possible Mechanisms and Its Relation with Surface Chemical Processes

Gustavo J. Molina, Czeslaw Kajdas, Michael Furey

Mechanical Engineering

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This paper was published in the Proc. of 32nd Annual Meeting of The Adhesion Society.

Original language	American English
Journal	Proc. of 32nd Annual Meeting of The Adhesion Society
State	Published - Feb 1 2009

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Mechanical Engineering

Keywords

Charged triboemission
Possible mechanisms
Relation
Sliding contacts
Surface chemical processes

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Charged Triboemission from Sliding Contacts: Possible Mechanisms and Its Relation with Surface Chemical Processes

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