Ingrid Serre , Marc Bonnet , Radrel-Marie Pradeilles-Duval
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Modelling an abrasive wear experiment by the boundary element method
This Note presents a computational technique for simulating friction-induced wear in a tribology experiment on a plan/plan, ring-on-disc contact configuration. The boundary element method results in modest computing times and facilitates the mesh modifications used for tracking the wear profile evolution. A typical wear simulation result is presented and discussed.