Particle Erosion is a phenomenon in gas-solid flow systems characterized by the progressive degradation of solid surfaces due to the repeated impact and abrasive action of entrained particulate matter in high-velocity gas streams.
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Erosion of surfaces by solid particles
Practical estimation of erosion damage caused by solid particle impact
Y. Oka, Kenjirô OKAMURA, T. Yoshida · Wear · 2005 · 850 citations
Erosion by a stream of solid particles
John H. Neilson, A. Gilchrist · Wear · 1968 · 570 citations
Practical estimation of erosion damage caused by solid particle impact
Y. Oka, T. Yoshida · Wear · 2005 · 540 citations
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