Qualification of the damage induced by friction using X-ray Diffractometry
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JEGOU, SébastienBARRALLIER, LaurentFABRE, AgnèsAbstract
In a previous study, the capability of X-ray diffraction technique to qualify damage occurring during friction had been proven [1]. The purpose of this study is to complete this research in order to develop a method to quantify the damage induced by the friction loading. (...)
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