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The Effect of MWCNT-Oil Impregnation of Sintered Components on Their Wear and Corrosion Resistance
Powder Metallurgy (PM) offers an advantageous route for manufacturing complex and near net-shape components. Their inherent interconnected porosity that promotes the action of self lubrication compromises their structural integrity by creating pathways for corrosion and excessive wear. This research...
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