Wear phenomena in injection molding – Novel wear testing device for detecting dissipation effects in wear of plastic mold steels

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Wear phenomena in injection molding – Novel wear testing device for detecting dissipation effects in wear of plastic mold steels. / Zidar, David.
30th Leoben-Conference on Polymer Engineering & Science Conference Proceeding. ed. / Chair of Polymer Processing. Department of Polymer Engineering and Science, Montanuniversität Leoben, 2022. p. 120-131 (Publication Series Polymer Engineering & Science Leoben; Vol. 11).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceedingConference contribution

Harvard

Zidar, D 2022, Wear phenomena in injection molding – Novel wear testing device for detecting dissipation effects in wear of plastic mold steels. in Chair of Polymer Processing (ed.), 30th Leoben-Conference on Polymer Engineering & Science Conference Proceeding. Publication Series Polymer Engineering & Science Leoben, vol. 11, Department of Polymer Engineering and Science, Montanuniversität Leoben, pp. 120-131.

APA

Zidar, D. (2022). Wear phenomena in injection molding – Novel wear testing device for detecting dissipation effects in wear of plastic mold steels. In Chair of Polymer Processing (Ed.), 30th Leoben-Conference on Polymer Engineering & Science Conference Proceeding (pp. 120-131). (Publication Series Polymer Engineering & Science Leoben; Vol. 11)..

Vancouver

Zidar D. Wear phenomena in injection molding – Novel wear testing device for detecting dissipation effects in wear of plastic mold steels. In Chair of Polymer Processing, editor, 30th Leoben-Conference on Polymer Engineering & Science Conference Proceeding. Department of Polymer Engineering and Science, Montanuniversität Leoben. 2022. p. 120-131. (Publication Series Polymer Engineering & Science Leoben).

Author

Zidar, David. / Wear phenomena in injection molding – Novel wear testing device for detecting dissipation effects in wear of plastic mold steels. 30th Leoben-Conference on Polymer Engineering & Science Conference Proceeding. editor / Chair of Polymer Processing. Department of Polymer Engineering and Science, Montanuniversität Leoben, 2022. pp. 120-131 (Publication Series Polymer Engineering & Science Leoben).

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