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Fig.1 configuration of block on ring machine
Fig. 2  Summary of specific wear rate at steady state of brass, aluminium, mild steel materials under dry contact conditions at different applied loads after 10.9 km sliding distance
Fig. 3  Summary of friction coefficient at steady state of brass, aluminium, mild steel materials under dry contact conditions at different applied loads after 10.9 km sliding distance
Fig. 4  Average of worn surface roughness after the test at different applied loads after 10.9 km sliding distance

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