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Linking 3D surface texture to frictional performance in steel-rubber contact using a machine learning approach
Abstract Understanding and predicting friction in rubber–steel sliding contacts remains a major challenge due to the complex interplay between surface topography and contact mechanics. Areal texture parameters defined by ISO 25178 offer a comprehensive description of surface geometry, yet their indi
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