Wheel/rail adhesion — the overriding influence of water
作者： T.M. Beagley , C. Pritchard
DOI: 10.1016/0043-1648(75)90078-2
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摘要: … Water from the atmosphere affects all rails, depositing in quantities far greater than the … rail and tyre steel surfaces. Depending on the amount of oily contamination the friction coefficient …
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