Use of Modern Materials in Technological Processes Accompanied by Frictional Heating

• Format: eBook
• Language: English
• Published: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2023
• Subjects: History of engineering and technology; Technology: general issues; 1xBg brake configuration; bimaterial; braking; ceramic; clutch; composite; composites; crack; cylindrical layers; finite element analysis; finite element method; friction; friction coefficient; friction material; frictional heating; functionally graded material; functionally graded materials; functionally gradient materials; heat partition ratio; inverse thermoelasticity problem; jump functions; long-term braking; moving heat source; nonperfect contact; numerical model; railway disc brake; railway tread brake; repetitive short-term braking; repetitive short-term braking operation; ribbon-like reinforcement; stable algorithm; stress intensity factor; temperature; thermal sensitivity; thermal sensitivity of materials; thin inclusion; tribo-couple; unknown thermal loading; Volterra integral equation
• Online Access: Open Access: DOAB: description of the publication; Open Access: DOAB, download the publication
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (234 p.)
• ISBN: 9783036584621; 9783036584638; books978-3-0365-8462-1
• Access: Open Access

This reprint contains 14 articles published in the Special Issue, "Use of Modern Materials in Technological Processes Accompanied by Frictional Heating". These articles can be divided into five groups:1) Analytical modeling of the frictional heating process in systems made of homogeneous and functionally gradient materials (FGMs) [1-7];2) Numerical simulations of the temperature mode of railway brake systems [8, 9];3) Experimental studies and numerical simulations of the influence of various types of additives added to the friction material in the wet clutch disc [10, 11];4) Inverse thermal problems of friction [12];5) The influence of friction on the stress distribution in a composite containing thin elastic homogeneous inclusions, or that made of FGM [13, 14].