Subsurface Stress Fields
Subsurface Stress Fields is a mechanical phenomenon characterized by the three-dimensional distribution of internal stresses beneath the contact surface in rolling elements, arising from Hertzian contact pressures and distinguishable from surface stresses by its depth-dependent multiaxial nature and critical role in subsurface fatigue failure mechanisms.
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K. M. Keranen, M. Weingarten · Annual Review of Earth and Planetary Sciences · 2018 · 238 citations · Full text
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