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Regression analysis of factors affecting high stress abrasive wear behavior

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The high stress wear behavior of steels is dependent on a number of experimental factors, such as load, sliding distance, speed, abrasive size, and so forth. With the aid of computer-based regression analysis, this study investigates the role of each experimental variable on wear rate. Correlations are formed between the predicted and experimentally observed values.

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Dasgupta, R., Thakur, R. & Govindrajan, B. Regression analysis of factors affecting high stress abrasive wear behavior. Practical Failure Analysis 2, 65–68 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02715422

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