| An important volume in the “Tribology in Practice Series” (TIPS). This classic work edited by the world-renowned tribologist Professor Kragelsky, has been updated by Professor Nikolai Myshkin and Dr Mark Petrokovets to provide a valuable and unique reference source. The extra data, along with the original material, make this book an essential for all tribologists. Tribology – Lubrication, Friction and Wear is comprehensive and authoritative. It brings together information that is unavailable elsewhere. Much of the information is in a form directly useable by engineers involved with design and troubleshooting on tribological devices. The information is very practical in nature and directly useful to all engineering designers and tribologists.
COMPLETE CONTENTS: Series, Editors' Foreword. About this book. Preface. Notation. Chapter 1. The contact of solid. Chapter 2. Calculation of coefficients of external frictionand preliminary displacement. Chapter 3. Calculation of wear rate. Chapter 4. Calculation of tribological joints for wear. Chapter 5. Choice of material for rubbing parts. | 
