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A review of biomimetic research for erosion wear resistance

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One of the reasons behind failed engineering surfaces and mechanical components is particle erosion wear; thus, to mitigate its happening, biomimetic engineering is the current state-of-the-art being applied. Hence, this paper reviews the literature and the development trends on erosive wear resistance that employ biomimetic methods as well as analyze the bio-inspired surface, the bio-inspired structure, the bio-based materials, the associated challenges, and the future trends. Furthermore, the feasibility of the multi-biological and perspective on the coupling biomimetic method for anti-erosion wear are studied. It is concluded that the design of anti-erosion materials or structures by the bio-inspired methods is of great significance in the development of engineering applications.

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This work was supported by the Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant 51875113, Natural Science Foundation of the Heilongjiang Province of China under Grant F2016003, and Natural Science Joint Guidance Foundation of the Heilongjiang Province of China under Grant LH2019E027. Also, we are grateful to Mr. Vishwanath Pooneeth for excellent language polishing.

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Sun, F., Xu, H. A review of biomimetic research for erosion wear resistance. Bio-des. Manuf. 3, 331–347 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s42242-020-00079-3

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