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Part I : Sustainable Design
Chapter 1 : Assessing Environmental Impacts of Two-Stroke Outboard Motor Lubricants Using Tank Testing and Simple Dispersion Model
Chapter 2 : Coolants Based on Native Ester - Technical Assessment
Chapter 3 : The Role of Surface Engineering in Environmental Design
Chapter 4 : A Methodology for Assessment of The Carbon Neutrality of Products

Part II : Life-Oriented Products
Chapter 5 : Development of a Mechanical Device for Concealing Underground The Urban Solid Residual Containers
Chapter 6 : Oxidized Zirconium - a Potentially Longer Lasting Hip Implant
Chapter 7 : Wear-Mapping to Optimize Overlay Coating Design in Rolling Sliding Contacts
Chapter 8 : Increased Performance by Applied Tribology in Internal Combustion Engines

Part III : Life-Cycle Assessment for Optimized Products
Chapter 9 : Investigating The Environmental Impact That Issues of Tribology Have on The Use Phase of a Domestic Refrigerator
Chapter 10 : Coolants Based on Native Fat Ester - Comparative Life-Cycle Assessment
Chapter 11 : Surface Engineering - How Environmentally Friendly Is It?

Part IV : Surface Engineering
Chapter 12 : Enhancement of Wear and Mechanical Properties of Thermally Sprayed Wc-Co Coatings by Hiping Post-Treatment
Chapter 13 : Development of Thermally Sprayed Coatings for Metal Protection Against Hot Erosion
Chapter 14 : Abrasive Wear Behaviour of Nickel Alloy Coating
Chapter 15 : Comparative Study of Pvd - Tiain Coated Carbide in Dry Sliding Against Steels and Cast Iron
Chapter 16 : How Thermal Treatment Influences The Wear Resistance and Mechanical Properties of a Manganese Alloy Steel

Part V : Lubricants
Chapter 17 : Under Water Emissions From a Two-Stroke Outboard Engine - a Comparison Between An Eal and An Equivalent Mineral Lubricant
Chapter 18 : Wear Prevention Characteristics of Binary Oil Mixtures
Chapter 19 : In-Use Tribological Analysis of Hydrocarbon Refrigerants Applied to The Hermetic Compressor
Chapter 20 : Evaluation of Vegetable Oils As Pre-Lube Oils for Stamping
Chapter 21 : Tribological Behaviour and Mechanism of a Novel Additive, 2-(1,3-Benzothiazol-2-Ylamino)-2-Oxoethyl Dibutyl Dithiocarbamate, in Rapeseed Oil

Part VI : Test Methods
Chapter 22 : In-Situ Observations of Fretting Behaviour by Using a Small Piezoelectric Testing Apparatus Under Laser Microscope
Chapter 23 : Sliding Wear Under Fluctuating Load
Chapter 24 : Protocol for Clinically-Relevant and Severe Wear Simulator Testing of Total Hip and Knee Implants
Chapter 25 : High Temperature Oxidation and Erosion of 304 Stainless Steel Under Coal-Fired Boiler Atmospheres

Part VII : Advanced Materials
Chapter 26 : High Density Sintered Gears for Automotive Applications
Chapter 27 : Wear Behaviour of Aluminium-Based Composites Containing Ceramic Particles
Chapter 28 : Friction and Wear of The Oxidized Titanium in Dry Sliding Against Co-28cr-5w-4fe-3ni-1si Cobalt Alloy
Chapter 29 : Experimental Investigation of Lubricated Surface Ring Crack Fatigue in Rolling Contact
Chapter 30 : Variable Tool-Chip Contact and Chip Morphology in Machining With Grooved Cutting Tools - a Tribological Perspective
Chapter 31 : Processes of The Abrasive Wear-Out Elastomers and Their Connection With Viscoelasticity Qualities
Chapter 32 : Rolling Wear of Silicon Nitride Bearing Material in a Simulated Refrigerant Environment Using a Novel Pressurizedd Chamber
Chapter 33 : Abrasive Wear Resistance of Carbon Steel and Iron Alloys With a High Chromium Content

Part VIII : Analytical Studies
Chapter 34 : A New Approach to Modelling of Stress-Induced Degradation of Formulated Lubricants and Their Behaviour in Lubricated Contacts
Chapter 35 : Theories of Roughness and Wear - Verification and Comparison by Using Empirical Models
Chapter 36 : The Influence of Asperity Shape on The Asperity Persistence - One Experimental and Finite Element Modelling Approach to Understand The Growth of The Real Contact Area Under B1 Conditions

Authors' Index