Transfer, mixing and associated chemical and mechanical processes during the sliding of ductile materials

By D. Rigney. 2000

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The Evolution of Tribomaterial During Sliding: A Brief Introduction (2010, background): “Sliding commonly produces tribomaterial that is both structurally and chemically different from the bulk material [2, 3 ]. The development of this tribomaterial influences both friction and wear and suggests that simple models, e.g., familiar adhesion, delamination, fatigue and oxidation models, ar”
Friction and wear behaviors of nanocrystalline surface layer of pure copper (2006, background): “For sliding in air it is common to produce oxides which are then available to mix mechanically with unoxidized metal to form a mechanical mixed surface layer [ 18 ].”