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Hankaantumiskestävyys, often translated as abrasion resistance, refers to a material's ability to withstand wear and tear caused by friction. This property is crucial in many applications where surfaces are subjected to rubbing, scraping, or grinding. Materials with high hankaantumiskestävyys are desirable for products that experience frequent contact, such as flooring, textiles, tires, and tools.

The resistance to abrasion is influenced by several factors, including the material's hardness, toughness, and surface structure. Harder materials generally exhibit better abrasion resistance, as they are less likely to be deformed or removed by abrasive forces. Toughness plays a role in preventing crack propagation, which can lead to material breakdown. The microscopic and macroscopic surface features can also affect how a material interacts with abrasive agents.

Testing methods for hankaantumiskestävyys vary depending on the material and intended use. Common methods involve rubbing a material against a standard abrasive surface under controlled pressure and for a specific duration, measuring the mass loss or the change in surface properties. These tests provide quantitative data that allows for the comparison of different materials and the prediction of their performance in real-world conditions. Understanding and improving hankaantumiskestävyys is an ongoing area of research and development in materials science.