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14. Wear of Tires

Author : Yukio Nakajima

Published in: Advanced Tire Mechanics

Publisher: Springer Singapore

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Wear is phenomenologically characterized by not only physical factors, such as fracture, but also chemical factors, such as oxidization.

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Problem 14.1.

See Footnote 1.

Same as Eq. (11.4).

Same as Eq. (11.5).

Note 14.1.

See Footnote 5.

Note 14.2.

See Footnote 7.

Note 14.3.

Note 14.4.

Note 14.5.

Note 14.6.

Note 14.7.

See Footnote 13.

Note 14.8.

Note 14.9.

Same as Eq. (11.72).

Note 14.10.

Note 14.11.

Note 14.12.

See Footnote 22.

Note 14.13.

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Title: Wear of Tires
Author: Yukio Nakajima
Publisher: Springer Singapore
Book: Advanced Tire Mechanics
Print ISBN: 978-981-13-5798-5

Electronic ISBN: 978-981-13-5799-2

Copyright Year: 2019
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-5799-2_14

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