Frictional fractal

Author: Ge Shirong / Zhu Hua
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This book focuses on the fractal behavior in tribology and the fractal research methods for tribological problems. Based on introducing the basic concepts of fractal geometry in an accessible language, it systematically discusses the complexity of tribological systems, including the process of understanding the complexity of tribological behavior, the characteristics of tribological system complexity, the fractal effect of tribological wear, and methods to address the complexity of tribological problems. It emphasizes the fractal behavior in tribological problems and experimental research methods, covering topics such as fractal behavior of rough surfaces, fractal simulation of rough surfaces, fractal behavior of surface contact, fractal behavior of friction, fractal behavior of wear, and fractal identification of wear debris morphology. The content of this book is the research outcome of projects supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and represents a novel quantitative approach to studying complex tribological problems. It can serve as a reference for faculty and researchers in universities and research institutions, as well as a teaching material for graduate students and upper-level undergraduates in mechanical and materials-related fields. This book focuses on the fractal behavior in tribology and the fractal research methods for tribological problems. Based on introducing the basic concepts of fractal geometry in an accessible language, it systematically discusses the complexity of tribological systems, including the process of understanding the complexity of tribological behavior, the characteristics of tribological system complexity, the fractal effect of tribological wear, and methods to address the complexity of tribological problems. It emphasizes the fractal behavior in tribological problems and experimental research methods, covering topics such as fractal behavior of rough surfaces, fractal simulation of rough surfaces, fractal behavior of surface contact, fractal behavior of friction, fractal behavior of wear, and fractal identification of wear debris morphology. The content of this book is the research outcome of projects supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and represents a novel quantitative approach to studying complex tribological problems. It can serve as a reference for faculty and researchers in universities and research institutions, as well as a teaching material for graduate students and upper-level undergraduates in mechanical and materials-related fields.