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A friction and wear study of carbon in sliding contact with metal.

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Author
Horne, Roger B.
Date
1962
Advisor
Gatcombe, E.K.
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This investigation concerns the mechanical wear of carbon in sliding contact with metal. The combinations of carbon and metal materials tested were some of those normally used for mechanical seal applications. The investigation was carried out in two phases...
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