Adhesion modeling in the wheel–rail contact under dry and lubricated conditions using measured 3D surfaces

Adhesion between wheels and rails plays an essential role in the safe, efficient, and reliable operation of a railway network. Particularly under lubricated conditions, which can be a natural lubri ...

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