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An Abrasive Wear Forecasting Method in the Design of Soil-Cutting Tools

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This study presents an abrasive wear forecasting method for soil-cutting tools at the stage of tool engineering. The essence of the proposed method consists in constructing expected loading diagrams and revealing pressure values in different parts of a soil-cutting component and then selecting material for its manufacturing or hardening. It is shown that based on synthesis of load diagrams, the regions of highest abrasive wear on a soil-cutting tool are found.

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Myalenko, V.I. An Abrasive Wear Forecasting Method in the Design of Soil-Cutting Tools. J. Frict. Wear 39, 418–421 (2018). https://doi.org/10.3103/S1068366618050124

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