Verschleißgesetz
Verschleißgesetz refers to empirical or semi-empirical models that describe the rate of wear of materials, typically under frictional contact. These laws aim to predict how much material will be removed from a surface over time or with a certain amount of sliding distance.
The most well-known among these is Archard's wear law, which states that the volume of wear (V)
Verschleißgesetz are widely used in engineering to estimate the lifespan of components subjected to wear, such
However, it is important to recognize that these laws are simplifications of a complex phenomenon. Real-world