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Abrasive Wear of a Steel Counterbody in Frictional Contact with Pressed Modified Wood

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The article presents results of studying how an abrasive affects the wear of pressed modified wood and steel samples—counterbodies without hardening and with hardening by annealing and application of a diamond-like coating of titanium nitride. It is shown that the (linear and mass) wear rate of unreinforced steel samples is more than 20 times higher than for hardened samples; surface hardening via vacuum coating deposition is ineffective due to its intense peeling in the presence of an abrasive.

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    V. V. Makeyeu & V. I. Vrublevskaya

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Makeyeu, V.V., Vrublevskaya, V.I. Abrasive Wear of a Steel Counterbody in Frictional Contact with Pressed Modified Wood. J. Frict. Wear 40, 511–514 (2019). https://doi.org/10.3103/S1068366619060163

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