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Lubricant behavior in high vacuum.

Foster, R. G.·Reichenbach, G. S.·Shaw, R., Jr.

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Abstract

High vacuum effects on dry friction coefficient, lubricated friction coefficient and load carrying capacity of lubricants

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FRICTION COEFFICIENT WEAR LUBRICANT VACUUM EFFECT

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Foster, R. G., Reichenbach, G. S., Shaw, R., Jr.. 1964-01-01. Lubricant behavior in high vacuum.. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19640033231

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