Tribology of ceramics and composites: materials science perspective

ÍNDICE: Preface. Foreword. About the authors. Section I: Fundamentals. Chapter 1. Interplay of tribology and material properties. Chapter 2. Overview of various tribological materials. Chapter 3. Mechanical properties of ceramics. Chapter 4. Surfaces and contacts. Chapter 5. Friction. Chapter 6. Frictional heating and contact temperature. Chapter 7. Wear mechanisms. Chapter 8. Lubrication. Section II. Friction and wear of structural ceramics. Chapter 9. Overview: Structural Ceramics. Chapter 10. Case study: transformation toughened zirconia. Chapter 11. Case study: SiAION Ceramics. Chapter 12. Case study: MAX phase Ti3SiC2. Chapter 13. Case Study: TiB2 Ceramics and Composites. Section III. Friction and Wear of Bioceramics and biocomposites. Chapter 14. Overview: Bioceramics and Biocomposites. Chapter 15. Case study: Polymer-ceramic biocomposites. Chapter 16. Case study: Natural tooth and dental restorative materials. Chapter 17. Case study: Glass infiltrated alumina. Chapter 18. Tribology of Ceramic Biocomposite. Section IV: Friction and Wear of Nanoceramics. Chapter 19. Overview: Nanoceramic composites. Chapter 20. Case study: Nanocrystalline Y-TZPceramics. Chapter 21. Nanostructured WC-ZrO2 Nanocomposites. Section V. Lightweight Composites and cermets. Chapter 22. Overview. Chapter 23. Case study: Mg-SiC particulate reinforced Composites. Chapter 24. Case study: TiCN-Ni basedcermets. Chapter 25. Case study: (W,Ti)C-Co cermets. Section VI: Friction andwear of ceramics in cryogenic environment. Chapter 26. Overview: Cryogenic wear properties of materials. Chapter 27. Case study: Sliding Wear of Alumina incryogenic environment. Chapter 28. Case study: Sliding Wear of self-mated tetragonal Zirconia ceramics in liquid nitrogen. Chapter 29. Case study: Sliding wear of Carbide in Cryogenic Environment. Section VII: Chapter 30. Friction and wear of oxide ceramics in aqueous environment. Section VIII: Chapter 31. Perspective for designing of materials for tribological applications.

• ISBN: 978-0-470-52263-9
• Editorial: John Wiley & Sons
• Encuadernacion: Cartoné
• Páginas: 536
• Fecha Publicación: 19/08/2011
• Nº Volúmenes: 1
• Idioma: Inglés