Thin films in tribology : proceedings of the 19th Leeds-Lyon Symposium on Tribology held at the Institute of Tribology, University of Leeds, U.K. 8th-11th September 1992 / edited by D. Dowson [and others].

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Series: Tribology series ; 25.1993Description: 1 online resource (xi, 749 pages) : illustrationsContent type:

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Front Cover; Thin Films in Tribology; Copyright Page; Introduction; Contents; Session I: Keynote Address; Session II: Invited Reviews; Session III: Contact, Friction, Traction; Session IV: Coatings And Surface Modification (1); Session V: Analysis And Design Of Highly Stressed Components; Session VI: Invited Reviews; Session VII: Elastohydrodynamics (1); Session VIII: Lubricated Wear; Session IX: Hardness and Metal Cutting; Session X: Invited Reviews; Session XI: Elastohydrodynamics (2); Session XII: Coatings And Surface Modification (2); Session XIII: Molecular Scale Thin Films.

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Summary: The tribological properties of relatively moving surfaces are greatly influenced by thin surface films which are of considerable importance in the design of machine components. From Victorian days when working lubricant films were calculated in tens of micrometres, to today when molecular dynamics simulations and even experiments are beginning to look at nanometre, single molecule thick films, the study of surfaces which is the tribologists' challenge has moved to finer and finer scales. The 66 papers in this volume provide reviews across the tribological field with thin films as their theme, giving a comprehensive and concise description on topics ranging from coatings and surface modification to bio-tribology. The articles provide the reader with an outline of their most effective application and potential uses in new technologies. The volume will be of interest not only to research workers and design engineers in the fields of new machine developments and lubrication, but also to engineers and students specialising in tribology.

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The tribological properties of relatively moving surfaces are greatly influenced by thin surface films which are of considerable importance in the design of machine components. From Victorian days when working lubricant films were calculated in tens of micrometres, to today when molecular dynamics simulations and even experiments are beginning to look at nanometre, single molecule thick films, the study of surfaces which is the tribologists' challenge has moved to finer and finer scales. The 66 papers in this volume provide reviews across the tribological field with thin films as their theme, giving a comprehensive and concise description on topics ranging from coatings and surface modification to bio-tribology. The articles provide the reader with an outline of their most effective application and potential uses in new technologies. The volume will be of interest not only to research workers and design engineers in the fields of new machine developments and lubrication, but also to engineers and students specialising in tribology.

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