Crc Press Friction Science And Technology From Concepts To Applications Second Edition 09780367386665
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Should have broad appeal in many kinds of industry ranging from automotive to computers—basically any organization concerned with products having moving parts!—David A. Rigney Materials Science and Engineering Department Ohio State University Columbus USAIn-Depth Coverage of Frictional ConceptsFriction affects so many aspects of daily life that most take it for granted. Arguably mankind’s attempt to control friction dates back to the invention of the wheel. Friction Science and Technology: From Concepts to Applications Second Edition presents a broad multidisciplinary overview of the constantly moving field of friction spanning the history of friction studies to the evolution of measurement instruments. It reviews the gamut of friction test methods ranging from simple inclined plans to sophisticated laboratory tribometers. The book starts with introductory concepts about friction and progressively delves into the more subtle fundamentals of surface contact use of various lubricants and specific applications such as brakes piston rings and machine components. Includes American Society of Testing and Management (ASTM) Standards This volume covers multiple facets of friction with numerous interesting and unusual examples of friction-related technologies not found in other tribology books. These include:Friction in winter sportsFriction of touch and human skinFriction of footware and biomaterialsFriction drilling of metalsFriction of tires and road surfacesDescribing the tools of the trade for friction research this edition enables engineers to purchase or build their own devices. It also discusses frictiona | Friction Science and Technology From Concepts to Applications Second Edition
Crc Press Friction Science And Technology From Concepts To Applications Second Edition 09780367386665
Should have broad appeal in many kinds of industry ranging from automotive to computers—basically any organization concerned with products having moving parts!—David A. Rigney Materials Science and Engineering Department Ohio State University Columbus USAIn-Depth Coverage of Frictional ConceptsFriction affects so many aspects of daily life that most take it for granted. Arguably mankind’s attempt to control friction dates back to the invention of the wheel. Friction Science and Technology: From Concepts to Applications Second Edition presents a broad multidisciplinary overview of the constantly moving field of friction spanning the history of friction studies to the evolution of measurement instruments. It reviews the gamut of friction test methods ranging from simple inclined plans to sophisticated laboratory tribometers. The book starts with introductory concepts about friction and progressively delves into the more subtle fundamentals of surface contact use of various lubricants and specific applications such as brakes piston rings and machine components. Includes American Society of Testing and Management (ASTM) Standards This volume covers multiple facets of friction with numerous interesting and unusual examples of friction-related technologies not found in other tribology books. These include:Friction in winter sportsFriction of touch and human skinFriction of footware and biomaterialsFriction drilling of metalsFriction of tires and road surfacesDescribing the tools of the trade for friction research this edition enables engineers to purchase or build their own devices. It also discusses frictiona | Friction Science and Technology From Concepts to Applications Second Edition
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