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A Follow-up Study on Bauschinger’s Effect in Bidirectional Wear of Cu-40%Zn against Different Types of Counter-Face

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Previously, we demonstrated a decrease in wear loss of Cu-40%Zn against a steel wheel during bidirectional sliding ascribed to Bauschinger’s effect associated with diminished strain-hardening. However, the situation changed when the alloy was worn by a ceramic-grinding wheel. It was observed that the mass loss continuously increased with reversal of the sliding-direction although the corresponding hardness of worn surface also decreased. In this case, Bauschinger effect still functioned but the failure mode varied, leading to the different trend of response to wear against the ceramic-grinding wheel in comparison with that against the steel counter-face.

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    C. Tang, D. Y. Li & G. W. Wen

  2. Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, T6G 2V4, Canada

    C. Tang & D. Y. Li

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Tang, C., Li, D.Y. & Wen, G.W. A Follow-up Study on Bauschinger’s Effect in Bidirectional Wear of Cu-40%Zn against Different Types of Counter-Face. Tribol Lett 43, 101–106 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11249-011-9790-x

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