RSC Advances · 2015 · 21 citations · 22 references
EngineeringMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceMaterials CharacterizationSurface EngineeringTribologyComposite MaterialsLubricant PropertiesSurface HardnessTribological MaterialsWear ResistanceWear-resistant MaterialsAnti-wear PerformanceComposite Tribological MaterialsComposite Wear BehaviorHardnessLubricant Film FormationLubricant Film ThicknessWearWear-resistant Coatings
Ag was uniformly spread out on a wear scar to form a lubricant film at <italic>STABLE</italic>, thus resulting in the acquiring of excellent surface textures, a lowering of subsurface hardness of a wear scar, as well as improving of tribological behavior.
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