Wearinduced
Wearinduced is a descriptive term used in tribology and materials science to denote effects that are caused by wear or abrasion during sliding, rolling, or other contact. It is usually written as wear-induced, but the unhyphenated form wearinduced appears in some sources. The term is not a formal discipline; rather, it labels phenomena resulting from wear.
In mechanical systems, wear-induced damage includes surface roughening, microcracking, adhesive wear, abrasive wear, and fatigue wear,
In biomedical implants, wear-induced particle debris from joint prostheses commonly triggers inflammatory responses and osteolysis, risking
Assessment and analysis of wearinduced effects typically involve measuring wear rate or volume loss, and monitoring