Tribology, Friction and CO2 Emissions. A Study by the German Society for Tribology : The economic importance of tribology

The economic importance of tribology
Tribology, Friction and CO2 Emissions. A Study by the German Society for Tribology

Authors : Mathias WOYDT (auteur principal), Thomas GRADT, Tim HOSENFELDT, Rolf LUTHER, Adrian RIENÄCKER, Franz-Josef WETZEL, Christoph WINCIERZ

Publication date: September 10, 2020 | Lire en français

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Earlier studies, such as Jost 1966 , ASME 1977

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The economic importance of tribology

(1) - JOST (H.P.) - Lubrication (Tribology), - Education and Research Report. Londres, Dept. Education and Science, Her Majesty's Stationary Office (1966).
(2) - JOST (H.P.), SCHOFIELD (J.) - Energy savings through tribology: a techno-economic study, - Proc. Instn....

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