Handbook of Lubrication and Tribology : Theory and Design, 2nd Edition, (Volume II)

Since publication of the first edition of this bestselling handbook, the the price of energy and the environmental cost of energy have both increased the significance of tribology. Updated and expanded, this second edition provides to a highly condensed treatment of the most relevant information. It summarizes established knowledge and practices and provides references for detailed study. With contributions by a large number of authors and co-authors, which are some of the foremost experts in the areas covered, this Handbook provides the user with the most relevant information.

Chapter 1 : Theory And Practice of Lubrication and Tribology
Chapter 2 : Tribology
Chapter 3 : Surface Analysis
Chapter 4 : Roughness
Chapter 5 : Contact Mechanics
Chapter 6 : Peter J. Blau
Chapter 7 : Wear-A Synoptic View
Chapter 8 : Adhesive Wear
Chapter 9 : Abrasive Wear
Chapter 10 : Rolling Contact Fatigue Wear
Chapter 11 : FrettingErosion
Chapter 12 : Oxidative Wear
Chapter 13 : Wear Models
Chapter 14 : Lubrication
Chapter 15 : Hydrostatic Lubrication
Chapter 16 : Hydrodynamic Lubrication
Chapter 17 : Compressible
Chapter 18 : Gas Film Lubrication
Chapter 19 : Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication
Chapter 20 : Mixed Lubrication
Chapter 21 : Boundary Lubrication And Boundary Lubricating Films
Chapter 22 : Additive Technology
Chapter 23 : Lubricants
Chapter 24 : Incompressible Fluids
Chapter 25 : Base Oils
Chapter 26 : Additives for Lubricants
Chapter 27 : Rheology
Chapter 28 : Lubricant Application
Chapter 29 : Lubricating Grease
Chapter 30 : Solid Lubricants
Chapter 31 : Metalworking Lubricants
Chapter 32 : Hydraulic Fluids
Chapter 33 : Fluid Maintenance
Chapter 34 : Wear Materials
Chapter 35 : Friction and Wear Of Polymer Materials
Chapter 36 : Metals
Chapter 37 : Wear and Lubrication of Ceramics
Chapter 38 : Composites, Others
Chapter 39 : Coatings and Surface Treatments
Chapter 40 : Low Friction Coatings
Chapter 41 : Surface Treatments
Chapter 42 : Coatings and Surface Treatments – Interactions With Lubricants
Chapter 43 : Design for Lubrication and Tribology
Chapter 44 : Design for Lubrication and Tribology
Chapter 45 : Fluid Film (Hydrodynamic) Lubrication
Chapter 46 : Journal Bearings
Chapter 47 : Thrust Bearings
Chapter 48 : Hydrodynamic Step and Wedge Bearings
Chapter 49 : Compliant Foil Bearing Technology – An Overview
Chapter 50 : Components With Non-Conforming Contacts
Chapter 51 : Lubrication of Rolling Element Bearings
Chapter 52 : Gear Lubrication
Chapter 53 : Cams
Chapter 54 : Lubrication Oil Systems
Chapter 55 : Surface Texturing
Chapter 56 : Sliding Bearings
Chapter 57 : Magnetic Bearings
Chapter 58 : Face Seals
Chapter 59 : Lip Seals
Chapter 60 : Brake And Clutch
Chapter 61 : Automotive Tribology
Chapter 62 : Turbomachinery Tribology
Chapter 63 : Nuclear Reactor Power Station Lubrication
Chapter 64 : Space Mechanism Lubrication
Chapter 65 : Magnetic StorageDiagnostics
Chapter 66 : Tribology Testing