The Tribology of Internal Combustion EnginesISBN: 978-1-86058-071-0
Hardcover
134 pages
March 1997
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Tribology embraces the process of friction, lubrication, and wear
in mechanical equipment. It finds particular application for
reducing the consumption of energy and fuel, and for increasing the
reliability and service life of machinery. As hard-won experience
is built up, the principles of good design are increasingly
clarified and become available for wider use.
There can be few examples for which this cycle of learning and feedback is more economically valuable than the refinement of the internal combustion engine - the prime mover of today's highly mobile economy.
Based on papers presented at an IMechE seminar, Tribology of Internal Combustion Engines should be read by all those working in the fields of tribology and automotive engine technology.
Topics covered include:
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-Vehicle environmental legislation: past, present, and future
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- Recent developments in piston assemblies
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- Cylinder bore surface finish - its evolution and specification
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- The development of high - stream aluminium tin silicon copper bearing alloys for automotive applications
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Developments in camshaft and follower technology
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Ring zone lubrication: implications for reduced emissions and enhanced engine life
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Automotive lubricants: today's choices, tomorrow's possibilities
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The Jaguar AJ-V8 engine