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Micro- and Nanoscale Phenomena in Tribology
Coordinator: Chung Yip-Wah
Language: EnglishSubjects for Micro- and Nanoscale Phenomena in Tribology:
Keywords
Sl Ip; Solid Lubricants; Tribology; Friction Force; Nanoscale Phenomena; Atomic Scale Friction; microscale Phenomena; Smooth Si; materials science; MD Simulation; Nanomechanics; Slip Length; Nanomaterials; Laser Surface Texturing; Nanomanufacturing; AAO Template; micromanufacturing; Solid Lubricant Coating; surface energies in nanostructures; Adhesion Force; interfacial contact; NTS; nanotextured surfaces; Diamond Tip; microtextured surfaces; Contact Angle; surface forces in nanostructures; Generalized Transition Model; surface chemistry; NEMS Device; molecular dynamics simulation; Mem Device; microscale sliding contacts; ATR IR Spectrum; continuum mechanics; Interfacial Sliding; contact and lubrication; Solvation Pressure; friction mitigation; Smooth Silicon Surface; mechanical engineering; SEM Micrographs; Nanotribology; Nanoscale Friction; adhesion; Tip Sample Contact Area; Line Contact Problem
Publication date: 04-2017
· 15.6x23.4 cm · Paperback
Publication date: 10-2011
210 p. · 15.6x23.4 cm · Hardback
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Drawn from presentations at a recent National Science Foundation Summer Institute on Nanomechanics, Nanomaterials, and Micro/Nanomanufacturing, Micro- and Nanoscale Phenomena in Tribology explores the convergence of the multiple science and engineering disciplines involved in tribology and the connection from the macro to nano world. Written by specialists from computation, materials science, mechanical engineering, surface physics, and chemistry, each chapter provides up-to-date coverage of both basic and advanced topics and includes extensive references for further study.
After discussing the evolution of tribology in the micro and nano world, the book describes contact conditions spanning between macroscale and nanoscale contacts. It presents an overview of fundamental continuum treatments of interfacial contact and lubrication under a wide range of conditions, including novel advances in contact simulation. It also gives a thorough account of the nature of surface energies and forces in nanostructures as well as adhesion in dry and wet environments. The book then explains how to perform friction measurements at the nanoscale and interpret friction data before demonstrating how micro- and nanotextured surfaces affect adhesion, friction, and wetting. The final chapters emphasize the importance of surface chemistry and molecular dynamics simulation in tribology.
With numerous examples and figures throughout, this volume presents a thorough account of important advancements in tribology that offer insight into micro- and nanoscale phenomena. By enabling a better understanding of fundamental micro- and nanoscale interactions, the book helps readers effectively design and fabricate durable tribological components for various engineering and biological systems.
Introduction. Macroscale to Microscale Tribology: Bridging the Gap. A Continuum Overview of Contact and Lubrication. Surface Energy and Surface Forces. Nanoscale Friction: Measurement and Analysis. Effects of Micro- and Nanoscale Texturing on Surface Adhesion and Friction. Environmental Effects in Tribology. Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Nanotribology. Index.
Yip-Wah Chung is a professor of materials science and engineering and mechanical engineering at Northwestern University. A fellow of ASM International, AVS, and STLE, Dr. Chung has received numerous honors, including the Ralph A. Teetor Engineering Educator Award from SAE, the Innovative Research Award and Best Paper Award from the ASME Tribology Division, and the Bronze Bauhinia Star from the Hong Kong Special Administrative Government. He earned a Ph.D. in physics from the University of California, Berkeley. His research interests encompass surface science, tribology, thin films, and alloy design.
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