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Visible hot spots on sliding surfaces

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In der Berührungsfläche einer an verschiedenen Metallen geriebenen polierten Glas- oder Quarzplatte werden helle, punktförmige Lichtblitze schon bei verhältnismäßig schwachen Reibungseffekten beobachtet. Die lokale Temperatur muß mindestens 550°C betragen. Die Beobachtung deutet auf kleinste Kontaktflächen und ist von Bedeutung für die Kenntnis der Reibungsvorgänge.

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  1. Tribophysics Section, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, University of Melbourne, Austria

    F. P. Bowden & M. A. Stone

  2. Research Group on the Physics and Chemistry of Rubbing Solids, Department of Physical Chemistry, University of Cambridge, UK

    F. P. Bowden & M. A. Stone

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  1. F. P. Bowden
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Bowden, F.P., Stone, M.A. Visible hot spots on sliding surfaces. Experientia 2, 186–188 (1946). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02156452

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