Abrasive Wear is a tribological wear mechanism of dental materials in which material is progressively removed from a surface by the mechanical action of harder asperities or particles that cut, scratch, or plough the material during relative motion.
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Contact and Rubbing of Flat Surfaces
J. F. Archard · Journal of Applied Physics · 1953 · 7.7K citations
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Wear · 1965 · 3K citations
Friction and Wear of Materials
E. Rabinowicz, R. I. Tanner · Journal of Applied Mechanics · 1966 · 1.5K citations · Full text
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