Contents: |
Fundamentals
Terminology
and Classifications
Wear Measures
Wear Mechanisms
Wear Behavior
and Phenomena
Friction
Lubrication
References
Testing
Selection and
Use of Wear
Tests
Methodology
Wear Tests
References
Design
Design
Perspective of Wear
Behavior
Engineering
Models for Wear
Wear Design
Design
Guidelines
Design Examples
References
Problem Solving
Methodology
Case Studies
References
Appendix I:
Values of m
and n for Use with the Hertz Contact Stress Equations
Appendix II:
Zero Wear Factors
and Coefficients of Friction for Sliding
Appendix
III:Wear and Friction
Coefficients for Sliding Bearings
Appendix IV:
Approximate
Relationship Between Vickers Hardness and Yield Point in Shear |
|
|
Mechanical Wear
Fundamentals and Testing
Second Edition, Revised and Expanded
|
| by R.
G. Bayer, ISBN: 0824746201 |
|
Mechanical
Wear Prediction
and Prevention - $209.95

|
Providing an overview of tribological phenomena, this comprehensive reference
details a practical methodology to determine the design
parameters and materials necessary to obtain desired wear
performances–stressing the idea of mechanical wear as a system
property, and not merely a material property, throughout. Written by a tribological expert with more than thirty years
of experience in the field, Mechanical Wear Fundamentals and
Testing, Second Edition compiles an extensive range of graphs,
tables, micrographs, and drawings to illustrate wear,
friction, and lubrication behavior in modern engineering
applications. The author promotes a clear understanding of
wear testing methodologies for avoidance and resolution of
deterioration and weakening in specific engineering designs.
Comprehensively describes more than 20 different
phenomenological wear tests and over 10 operational wear tests |
|
Including new information on wear
maps and micro- and macrotribology, this Second Edition:
- Illustrates the selection and
utilization of wear tests in engineering situations using
examples from various engineering organizations
- Provides an overview of generic
wear phenomena and behavior, including fundamental models for
different wear mechanisms
- Introduces a methodology devised
by the author for selecting, developing, and conducting wear
tests for specific applications
- Supplies tables that extensively
detail threshold galling stresses for different material parts
- Contains a convenient summary of
commonly used wear tests and test configurations
- Presents a useful reference for
selecting a test configuration for the measurement of friction
Describes the selection and development of quantitative engineering
models
for sliding, rolling, impact, abrasive, and erosive
situations–presenting
tables of wear coefficients to use with these models in analyzing
various
wear designs.
Emphasizing general concepts rather than the specifics
associated
with individual materials and wear conditions,
Mechanical Wear Prediction
and Prevention examines engineering wear and wear rate
relationships
integrates wear behavior with other elements of design such as cost,
function,
and manufacturability summarizes and critiques commonly used and
standardized
wear tests discusses case studies taken from the author's experience as
well as from the professional literature to illustrate techniques for
solving
wear design problems and much more!
|
| $209.95 |
|
Mechanical
Wear Prediction
and Prevention - $209.95
|
See
more Predictive and Preventive products
|