Friction, Wear, Lubrication (Hardcover)

Chapter 1. The State of Knowledge in TribologyAvailable Literature in TribologyConferences on Friction, Lubrication, and Wear Held in the U.S.The Several Disciplines in the Field of TribologyThe Consequences of Friction and WearThe Scope of TribologyReferencesChapter 2. Strength and Deformation Properties of SolidsTensile Testing(Elastic) Failure CriteriaPlastic Failure (Yield Criteria)Transformation of Stress Axes and Mohr CirclesMaterial Properties and Mohr Circlesvon Mises versus Mohr (Tresca) Yield CriteriaVisco-Elasticity, Creep, and Stress RelaxationDamping Loss, Anelasticity, and IrreversibilityHardnessResidual StressFatigueFracture ToughnessApplications to TribologyReferencesChapter 3. Adhesion and Cohesion Properties of Solids: Adsorption to SolidsAtomic (Cohesive) Bonding SystemsAdhesionAtomic Arrangements: Lattice SystemsDislocations, Plastic Flow, and CleavageAdhesion EnergyAdsorption and OxidationAdsorbed Gas FilmsChapter 4. Solid SurfacesTechnological Surface MakingResidual Stresses in Processed SurfacesRoughness of SurfacesFinal Conclusions on Surface LayersReferencesChapter 5. Contact of Nonconforming Surfaces and Temperature Rise on Sliding SurfacesContact Mechanics of Normal LoadingRecovery Upon UnloadingAdhesive Contact of Locally Contacting BodiesArea of ContactElectrical and Thermal ResistanceSurface Temperature in Sliding ContactComparison of Equations 5 through 9Temperature MeasurementReferencesChapter 6. FrictionClassification of Frictional ContactsEarly Phenomenological ObservationsEarly TheoriesDevelopment of the Adhesion Theory of FrictionLimitations of the Adhesion Theory of FrictionAdhesion in Friction and Wear and How it FunctionsAdhesion of AtomsElastic, Plastic, and Visco-Elastic Effects in FrictionFriction Influenced by Attractive Forces Between BodiesFriction Controlled by Surface Melting and Other Thin FilmsRolling Resistance or Rolling FrictionFriction of Compliant Materials and Structures, and of Pneumatic TiresInfluence of Some Variables on General Frictional BehaviorStatic and Kinetic FrictionTables of Coefficient FrictionVibrations and FrictionTestingAnalysis of Strip Chart DataHow to Use Test DataReferencesChapter 7. Lubrication by Inert Fluids, Greases, and SolidsFundamental Contact Condition and SolutionPractical SolutionShaft LubricationHydrodynamicsTire Traction on Wet RoadsSqueeze FilmLubrication with GreaseLubrication with SolidsReferencesChapter 8. WearTerminology in WearHistory of Thought on WearMain Features in the Wear of Metals, Polymers, and CeramicsPractical DesignReferencesChapter 9. Lubricated Sliding - Chemical and Physical EffectsFriction in Marginal LubricationWear in Marginal LubricationBoundary LubricationThe Mechanical Aspects of Scuffing