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velocity accommodation mechanisms: a standalone construct

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Tribology

framework classifying where and how the speed difference between rubbing bodies is taken up across first bodies, third body and screens.

In tribology, velocity accommodation mechanisms refers to framework classifying where and how the speed difference between rubbing bodies is taken up across first bodies, third body and screens. This meaning comes from Berthier (1989) in Tribology Transactions.[1]

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References

Berthier, Y., Godet, M., & Brendle, M. (1989). Velocity Accommodation in Friction. Tribology Transactions, 32(4), 490-496. https://doi.org/10.1080/10402008908981917

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