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Variation of coating life among the three polyimides was attributed to the residual stress, which developed upon cooling from the annealing temperature due to the mismatch of thermal expansion coefficients between the polymer and the metal substrate. Calculated from elasticity theory, the normal stress dropped shortly after the start of the test, remained relatively constant, and increased toward the end. This variation correlated with the wear rate and accounted for the non-linear increase of coating life with coating thickness. Sub-surface shear stress and surface tensile stress predicted well, respectively, the debonded shape and the inter-crack spacing of Hertzian cracks.","abstract_html":"Fretting of solvent cast polyimide coatings was investigated in a ball-on-flat geometry as a function of relative humidity. 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