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Tribology

theory that sliding wear proceeds by subsurface crack nucleation and growth that releases thin sheet-like wear particles.

In tribology, delamination theory of wear refers to theory that sliding wear proceeds by subsurface crack nucleation and growth that releases thin sheet-like wear particles. This meaning comes from P. Suh (1973) in Wear.[1]

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References

P. Suh, N. (1973). The delamination theory of wear. Wear, 25(1), 111-124. https://doi.org/10.1016/0043-1648(73)90125-7

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