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Revisiting the Archard’s wear equation

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Towards a general wear model for real lubricated contacts

3

Effect of chemical composition and surface roughness on friction in the µN load regime

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Tribological challenges in hydraulic devices for rotation and tilting

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AFM-adhesion measurement - a way to the basics of friction

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Tribochemical events on and under the surface effectively reduce wear of self-mating metal pairings

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Quality of reporting empiric results in tribology

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Adhesion in tribological contacts – causes and consequences

9

Influence of surface topography and remelting on seizure initiation in lean lubrication sliding contacts

10

Damage to the human skin by frictional heating

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Tribological characterisation of lamellar grey cast iron for application in heavy-duty diesel engine cylinder liners

12

The tribological performance of hard coatings

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Abrasion-corrosion of stainless steels

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The problems of PVD coatings in highly loaded lubricated contacts - technicallimitation of application

15

Galling test method comparison via the specific energy approach

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Invited talk: Tribologically induced modifications of cemented carbides in rock drilling

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A new criterion on the selection of WC-Co grades for optimal abrasion resistance

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Application of a deterministic friction model to predict the coefficient of friction of zirconia doped with copper oxide sliding against alumina

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Discussion: Suggestion of "BOWDEN" as a new wear rate unit

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Minimum Tribological Specification