Friction-induced vibrations and self-organization : mechanics and non-equilibrium thermodynamics of sliding contact /

"Friction induced instabilities can lead to vibrations, which are often undesirable (e.g., car brake squeal). On the other hand, they may be useful (e.g., music sound generation). New materials capable to resist wear and heal minor damage (self-healing) in themselves can be developed if the abi...

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Main Author: Nosonovsky, Michael
Corporate Author: Taylor & Francis
Other Authors: Mortazavi, Vahid
Format: eBook
Language:English
Language Notes:English.
Published: Boca Raton : CRC Press, ©2014.
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Summary:"Friction induced instabilities can lead to vibrations, which are often undesirable (e.g., car brake squeal). On the other hand, they may be useful (e.g., music sound generation). New materials capable to resist wear and heal minor damage (self-healing) in themselves can be developed if the ability for self-organization is embedded into the material. This book emphasizes thermodynamic analysis of friction-induced instabilities, vibrations, and self-organization as well as fundamental properties of friction and wear related to these"--
"This book is different from numerous other textbooks and monographs about friction. In this work we study various effects and manifestations of friction in order to identify those properties of friction that are invariant for different friction mechanisms and thus constitute the very essence of friction as a physical phenomenon. By doing that we are making the case that friction is a fundamental force of nature whose properties can be deduced directly from the second law of thermodynamics, rather than treated as a collection of phenomenological unrelated effects and empirical facts"--
Physical Description:1 online resource (xiv, 313 pages) : illustrations
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:9781466504042
1466504048
9780429185502
0429185502