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Tribology is the science and technology of interactive surfaces in relative motion. It incorporates various scientific and technological disciplines such as surface chemistry, fluid mechanics, materials, lubricants, contact mechanics, bearings, and lubrication systems. It is customarily divided into three fields: friction, lubrication, and wear, and most work in tribology covers at least two of these.
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Welcome to the IET's Tribology Network, we bring together engineers working in the field of Tribology wherever in the world you are based, you are welcome to join us! If you haven't already, please login, join the group and introduce yourself to fellow engineers.
Tribological Challenges in Wind Energy Sector
The IET Tribology TPN is supporting a one day seminar organised by the Institute of Physics on 11 September 2019 in London and IET members will be eligible for the member rate. This seminar will bring together industry experts, innovators and academics with interests in wind energy. For more details and how to register click here.
The Tribology TPN supports the event of the IOP Tribology Group which was formed in 1980 to provide a forum for the discussion of current developments in fundamental aspects of interacting surfaces. Tribology, which broadly covers the field of friction, wear and lubrication of surfaces in relative motion, is an interdisciplinary subject drawing on knowledge from the fields of physics, chemistry, metallurgy and engineering. The group organises events and awards prizes in its field. You can find out more information about the group and its events here.
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Click here to see the latest newsletter from Tribonet You can also see more information on their website here.
Tribological Challenges in Wind Energy SectorThe IET Tribology TPN is supporting a one day seminar organised by the Institute of Physics on 11 September 2019 in London and IET members will be eligible for the member rate. This seminar will bring together industry experts, innovators and academics with interests in wind energy. For more details and how to register click here.
The Tribology TPN supports the event of the IOP Tribology Group which was formed in 1980 to provide a forum for the discussion of current developments in fundamental aspects of interacting surfaces. Tribology, which broadly covers the field of friction, wear and lubrication of surfaces in relative motion, is an interdisciplinary subject drawing on knowledge from the fields of physics, chemistry, metallurgy and engineering. The group organises events and awards prizes in its field. You can find out more information about the group and its events here.
UpdatesClick here to see the latest newsletter from Tribonet You can also see more information on their website here.
UK Tribology
The IET Tribology Network is a partner organisation in UK Tribology which is a multi-institution collaboration designed to raise awareness of the subject and application of tribology; the study of interacting surfaces in relative motion or, in layman's terms: friction, wear and lubrication.
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The IET’s Tribology Network provides opportunities for Tribology Professionals to keep up to date with latest developments and insights in the world of tribology as well as connecting with other professionals. This community focuses on the implementation of Tribology methodologies into the industrial application as well as raising the profile of the benefits of doing so.
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The IET Tribology New Challenges Event - 16 & 17 March 2017
This event took place on the 16 & 17 March 2017 at the IET: Austin Court, Birmingham
Day One - Transport
Day Two - Material Coatings
Did you attend? Be great to hear your review and what you would like to see in the future.
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Date created: 22/03/17 07:33 am