Theoretical Investigation on the Friction Behavior of Bio-Inspired Hard-Soft-Integrated Materials
Structural biological materials with integrated soft and hard phases are ubiquitous in nature. Over recent decades, bio-inspired hard-soft-integrated materials (BHSIMs) have shown excellent mechanical properties of drag reduction and abrasion resistance. This work is proposed to investigate the fric...
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Main Authors: | Mi Wang, Wei Yang, Hao Cui, Shu-Chen Yang, Zhen-Ning Liu, Guo-Long Lu |
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Language: | EN |
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MDPI AG
2021
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/67f5b35dc1ea43a8b2aaf102baf169ed |
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