Introduction To Tribology Of Bearings

Introduction To Tribology Of Bearings

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Publisher Vikas Publishing All Mechanical Engineering books by Vikas Publishing
ISBN 9788121929875
Author: B. C. Majumdar
Number of Pages 299
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Introduction To Tribology Of Bearings by B. C. Majumdar
Book Summary:

The book discusses the basic principles and equations governing Hydrodynamic, Hydrostatic, Elastohydrodynamic and Gas Lubrication. The author has made an effort to explain the theory and present an exposition of the fundamentals of fluid film bearings, rolling element bearings, friction and wear of metals.

The majot portion of the book is devoted to hydodynamic theory and its application to bearings design, and the students undertaking machine design will realize that this theory must be supported by practical considerations like experience, judgement and ability to analyze service requirements.

A few problems for students have been given at the end of the book

Audience of the Book :
This book Useful for mechanical engineering Student.
Table of Contents:

1. Introduction

2. Properties and Testing of Lubricants

3. Basic Equations

4. Idealized Hydrodynamic Bearings

5. Finite Bearings

6. Oil Flow and Thermal Equilibrium

7. Bearing Design

8. Squeeze Film Bearings

9. Hydrodynamic Instability

10. Externally Pressurized Oil Bearings

11. Gas-lubricated Bearings

12. Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication

13. Ball Bearings

14. Surface Roughness Effect

15. Friction of Metals

16. Wear of Metals