AIM
THE AIM OF THE PRESENTATION IS TO
Introduction
What is Tribology?
interacting surfaces in relative motion. Tribology includes boundary-layer interactions both between solids and between solids and liquids and/or gases. Tribology encompasses the entire field of friction and wear, including lubrication.
Flywheel
Clutch assembly Transmission system Propeller shaft and CV joints Brakes Tires
Losses In An Automobile
JOURNAL BEARINGS
Rolling element Bearings
Engine bearings
The Mobility technique for the analysis of
dynamically loaded engine bearings, assumes that the hydro dynamically generated load capacity due to pressures in the lubricant film balances the applied load, thus precluding the possibility of instability effects as inertia loading is neglected. The technique has proved amenable to simple computerised analysis yielding the cyclic minimum film thickness, an important design parameter, amongst other predictions.
Asperity interaction
TRANSMISSION
GEARBOX AND DIFFERENTIALS
The mtrl of the gearbox used
should be of such a type that there is minimum heat generation during the transmission and max transmission moreover the wear at the gears, which is essentially adhesive, must be essentially minimized to least limits possible. Stress Distribution On A Gear Teeth.
capable of transmitting max power with minimum wear and losses. Major types of wear in this portion are creep and fretting.
rubber for better friction properties so as to have a firm grip on the road and avoid vehicle skidding. Due to its hardness, the rate of wearing for the particular material is also slow.