Bryant et al., 2013 - Google Patents
Fretting corrosion characteristics of polished collarless tapered stems in a simulated biological environmentBryant et al., 2013
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- 17594692824177646753
- Author
- Bryant M
- Farrar R
- Freeman R
- Brummitt K
- Neville A
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Tribology International
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The role fretting-corrosion plays on the degradation and formation of debris within the stem cement interface was investigated. Electrochemical measurements of potential and polarisation resistance, along with solution mass spectroscopy were employed. Optical …
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