Wiley Friction and Wear of Ceramics - Principles and Case Studies

Friction and Wear of Ceramics: Principles and Case Studies provides a broad look at the field of tribology. This book offers introductory chapters that cover the fundamentals, processing, and practical applications of tribology, making it an essential resource for those studying material science. Designed for students and practicing scientists, the text focuses on materials to ensure a cohesive understanding of the subject. It highlights why a deep knowledge of the friction and wear properties of advanced materials is necessary for the successful design and development of new materials. By exploring wear micromechanisms, this book serves as a foundational guide for anyone pursuing professional or academic growth in the area of tribology.