Wear of Materials

The papers in these volumes review - on a practical as well as a theoretical level - metallic and non-metallic materials in various fields. They comprise the proceedings of a conference organized to stimulate the exchange of information between suppliers, industries and research laboratories. Top page

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The 9th International Conference on Wear of Materials aimed to stimulate the exchange of information between suppliers of new materials, industries that are involved with applications and new techniques of production and control, and research laboratories. The 153 papers in these two volumes review - on a practical as well as a theoretical level - metallic and non-metallic materials in a variety of fields. Top page

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Publisher & Imprint: Elsevier Science Ltd

City: Oxford

Pages: 1192

More info: height 230 mm

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Age recommended: College/higher education

Subject Indexing & Classification Dewey:(DC12A) 620.1

Departments: Stress & fracture;

Record updated at: 09 September, 2011 time: 08:05

Summary Wear of Materials Volume A: Part 1 Regular research papers. Wear mechanisms of ultrahard, non-metallic cutting materials (W. Koenig, A. Neises). Friction behaviour of ceramic fibre-reinforced aluminum metal-matrix composites against a 440C steel counterface (S.V. Prasad, K.R. Meeklenburg). Friction and wear behaviour of mosaic surfaces formed by laser line remelting of cast iron (D. Lauper et al.). In situ wear experiments in the scanning Auger spectrometer (W.A. Glaeser et al). Rolling sliding behaviour of rail steels (M. Sato et al). Study on the microstress and size of mosaic block and their relationship to the wear resistance of steels (Y. Wang et al). The combined effect of speed and humidity on the wear and friction of silicon nitride (M.G. Gee, D. Butterfield). Effect of microstructure on the wear transition of zirconia toughened alumina (C. He et al). Macroscopic and microscopic wear mechanisms in ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (J.R. Cooper et al). Tribological behaviour of blends of polyether ether ketone and polyether imide (J.H. Yoo, N.S. Fiss Jr). Micromechanics of MoS2 lubrication (C. Gao et al). Hardness, friction and wear of multiplated electrical contacts (P.A. Engel et al). Study of antiwear adhesive coating under different erosion conditions (X.-D. Ma et al). Part 2 Short communications. Galling in aluminum alloys and Duralcan aluminum matrix composites (P. Wycliffe). Wear and friction of medical grade polymethane sliding on smooth metal counterfaces (Z.M. Jin et al.). Wear behaviour of plasma-sprayed partially stabilized zirconia on a steel substrate (H.S. Ahn, O.K. Kwon). Volume B Part 1 Regular research papers. An investigation of the morphology wear performance relationships in polyetherpolyurethane thermoplastic elastomers (J.I. Mardel et al). Structure and dose effects on improved wear properties of ion-implanted polymers (G.R. Rao et al). Repeated impact abrasion testing of alloy white cast irons (J.R. Sare et al). An evaluation of the penetration of ceramic femoral heads into polyethylene acetabular cups (D. Dowson et al). A general model for sliding wear in electrical contacts (R.G. Boyer). Part 2 Short communications. Comparative dry wear behaviour of hard coatings (G. Nicoletto et al). Wear resistant materials for oil and gas machinery (D. Laptev et al). Part 3 Case studies. The wear of the shares of plough bodies with rigid and elastic connections to the frame (K. Kufel, K. Wierzcholski). Tribological studies of precise friction pairs under operating conditions in a diesel engine (D. Petkova). Wear behavior of titanium coating combinations at elevated temperatures (M. Thoma). Part 4 Additional papers. The characterization of white layers formed on digger teeth (R. Bulpett et al). Wear and friction of a unidirectional carbon fiber glass matrix composite against various counterparts (Z. Lu et al). Boundary film for structural ceramic materials (O.O. Ajayi et al). Top page

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