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Development of Theories of Collision and Erosion

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Solid Particle Erosion

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This chapter describes the kind of erosion that involves impacts of solid particles at the target surface. With metal parts, the impact is elastic-plastic. Naturally, creation and development of the theory of erosion presumes an understanding of the theory of collision. This theory, however, still needs further refinement. In the past 25 years, researchers at TUT have paid considerable attention to the studies of the theory of collision and erosion.

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(2008). Development of Theories of Collision and Erosion. In: Solid Particle Erosion. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84800-029-2_3

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