Year: 1990 Language: english Author: C. Kajdas, S.S.K. Harvey Genre: Encyclopedia Publisher: Elsevier ISBN: 0-444-88401-7 Format: PDF Quality: Scanned pages Pages count: 487 Description: The aim of this encyclopedia is to provide information on specific tribological terms. Attempts have been made to keep the information as up-to-date as possible, taking into account both the theoretical and practical aspects of tribology. The reader is referred to relevant publications for most terms. Numerous journals and books have been consulted in the compilation of this encyclopedia but it is possible that others could have been included. If attention could be drawn to them it may be possible to include them in a subsequent edition. The multidisciplinary nature of tribology, the conflicting theories and approaches to it found in the literature, plus the fact that definitions of the same phenomenon often differ widely, made our task difficult. A choice had to be made of either the most precise definition or our own interpretation.
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Encyclopedia of Tribology
Language: english
Author: C. Kajdas, S.S.K. Harvey
Genre: Encyclopedia
Publisher: Elsevier
ISBN: 0-444-88401-7
Format: PDF
Quality: Scanned pages
Pages count: 487
Description: The aim of this encyclopedia is to provide information on specific tribological terms. Attempts have been made to keep the information as up-to-date as possible,
taking into account both the theoretical and practical aspects of tribology. The reader is referred to relevant publications for most terms. Numerous journals and books have been consulted in the compilation of this encyclopedia but it is possible that others could have been included. If attention could be drawn to them it may be possible to include them in a subsequent edition.
The multidisciplinary nature of tribology, the conflicting theories and approaches to it found in the literature, plus the fact that definitions of the same phenomenon often differ widely, made our task difficult. A choice had to be made of either the most precise definition or our own interpretation.
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