The tribology opportunities study: Can tribology save a quad?

Tribology and Lubrication Technology

Volumn 72, Issue 5, 2016, Pages 44-45

  Carpick, Robert W ^a   Jackson, Andrew ^a   Sawyer, W Gregory ^a   Argibay, Nic ^a   Lee, Peter ^a   Pachon, Angela ^a   Gresham, Robert M ^a  

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