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Advances in Wet Friction Materials 75 Years of Progress
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This paper traces the advancements made in wet friction materials. It begins by describing the state of the art prior to the inception of wet friction in 1938. A description is given for the various materials that were required to meet the demands of the equipment manufacturers from then to present day. Also included is a discussion of the roles that spacer plate finish and fluid have played. The paper concludes by describing the performance characteristics of wet friction materials currently available.
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Lloyd, F. and DiPino, M., "Advances in Wet Friction Materials 75 Years of Progress," SAE Technical Paper 800977, 1980, https://doi.org/10.4271/800977.Also In
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