Assessment of benzoxazine resins as brake pad friction material binder: Tribological properties and PM emission

Davide Carlevaris(University of Trento), Giovanni Straffelini(University of Trento), Luca Fambri(University of Trento), Cinzia Menapace(University of Trento)
Tribology International
March 11, 2024
10.1016/j.triboint.2024.109531
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