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Tribology

theory that mild sliding wear of steels proceeds by growth of oxide on contact plateaus at flash temperature until the oxide reaches a critical thickness and detaches.

In tribology, oxidational wear theory refers to theory that mild sliding wear of steels proceeds by growth of oxide on contact plateaus at flash temperature until the oxide reaches a critical thickness and detaches. This meaning comes from Quinn (1962) in British Journal of Applied Physics.[1]

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Quinn, T. F. J. (1962). Role of oxidation in the mild wear of steel. British Journal of Applied Physics, 13(1), 33-37. https://doi.org/10.1088/0508-3443/13/1/308

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