Discrete Contact Mechanics With Applications In Tribology Elsevier Series On Tribology And Surface Engineering

Explore the fascinating world of contact mechanics with “Discrete Contact Mechanics With Applications In Tribology.” This comprehensive volume delves into the intricacies of interacting surfaces, particularly relevant for tribology and surface engineering applications. Gain insights into advanced models and computational methods used to analyze contact phenomena at the micro and nanoscale.

This book offers a detailed exploration of discrete element methods (DEM) applied to contact problems, providing a powerful tool for simulating and understanding complex interactions between materials. Discover how DEM can be utilized to predict friction, wear, and lubrication performance in various engineering systems. The text covers a wide range of topics, including adhesion, surface roughness, and the influence of material properties on contact behavior.

Ideal for researchers, engineers, and students in mechanical engineering, materials science, and related fields, “Discrete Contact Mechanics” offers a valuable resource for understanding and applying advanced techniques in tribology. The book features numerous examples and case studies illustrating the practical application of discrete contact mechanics in real-world scenarios. Learn how to optimize surface design and improve the performance of engineering components through a deeper understanding of contact phenomena. Enhance your knowledge of surface engineering and its applications with this authoritative guide.