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Fretting

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Fretting can be defined as a relative motion with a very small amplitude between two oscillating surfaces. Depending on the applied normal load and relative displacements, various sliding regimes can be identified: a partial slip and a gross slip. A fretting damage type is dependent on sliding regimes, and it leads to cracking (fretting fatigue) under a partial slip (lower amplitude) and wear damage under a gross slip (higher amplitude).

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    Pawel Pawlus

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    Andrzej Dzierwa

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Pawlus, P., Dzierwa, A., Lenart, A. (2020). Fretting. In: Dry Gross Fretting of Rough Surfaces. SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology(). Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-31563-4_2

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