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Wear Theory.From Observation to Modelling of Transfert

Authors: Eric Felder, Pierre Montmitonnet

Publication date: March 10, 2017

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2. Particle flow modeling

2.1 An example of tribological measurement on a metal-polymer pair

Press-fitting is a joining process that must ultimately produce high friction, otherwise the two parts would come apart in service. We are interested in a joint pressed into a collar on an automotive suspension arm (figure 1 ). The collar is formed by folding the edges of a circular cutout in a steel sheet using a stamping punch, which is then cataphoretically coated with epoxy resin

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