journal article·2024-05

Rolling contact fatigue and wear behavior of a vanadium microalloyed railway wheel steel under dry rolling/sliding condition

Dongfang Zeng, Shikuan Qiao, Xi Chen, Yanhua Gong, Bo Jiang, Hai Zhao, Jiwang Zhang, Liantao Lu

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