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The text discusses the fundamentals of lubrication science and technology linking the science concepts to engineering practices. It further explores the performance characterization of lubrication systems by utilizing sophisticated experiments and tests and motivates the readers to develop their conclusions and reach solutions based on modern tools and techniques.
This book:
Presents the principles of surface and lubricant chemistry, and its implementation to devise engineering solutions for various application-based systems.
Discusses viscosity index improvers, tribology of green lubricants, and biolubricants from non-edible oils.
Highlights 2D nanomaterials lubricants, biogreases, hydrogel and lubricants for extreme temperature and pressure conditions.
Explains lubrication for electrical, biomedical, automobile, marine, turbine and aerospace applications.
Covers design considerations, formulations, and compositions of lubricants for high-temperature applications in diverse areas.
Explores the simulation, computational, and empirical models to characterize, quantify and mitigate the adverse effects of friction.
It is primarily written for senior undergraduate and graduate students, and academic researchers in the fields of mechanical engineering, production engineering, industrial engineering, aerospace engineering, and manufacturing engineering.
Contents
1. A Comprehensive Review on Introduction to Lubrication Chemistry. 2. Sustainable Green Lubricants. 3. Tribology of Green Lubricants: Environmental Benefits and Impacts. 4. Ecofriendly lubricants. 5. Biolubricants from Non-Edible Vegetable Oils. 6. Lubricants Derived from 2D Materials. 7. 2D Nano-Material as Lubricants. 8. Role of Lubrication in Electrical Systems: Challenges and Emerging Solutions. 9. Biogreases Derived from Glycerides. 10. Lubricant: Soft Materials (Hydrogel). 11. Recent Advances, Current Challenges, and Future Perspectives of Viscosity Index Improvers. 12. A State of Art in Lubricants for Extreme Cold Weather. 13. Thermally Stable Lubricants. 14. Extreme Pressure Lubricants. 15. Friction and Wear Study to Evaluate Performance of Polymethylakrylate in Lubricated Contacts. 16. Performance Estimation of Non-Circular Bearing in Thin Film Lubrication. 17. Tribological Study to Evaluate the Performance of Viscosity Index Improver in Lubricated Contacts.
