Tribo-Corrosion: Current Processes, Prevailing Challenges and Future Perspectives
A special issue of Lubricants (ISSN 2075-4442).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 April 2025 | Viewed by 70
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Interests: interactions of solid particle erosion and wear of materials in corrosive environments with specific emphasis on the development of mapping techniques for understanding the mechanisms of materials loss
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Dear Colleagues,
Tribo-Corrosion as a subject has become of increasing interest in the past 20 years due to the many areas that Tribology, including erosion and wear, can interact with corrosion. These include bio-implants such as hip joints, where replacement materials and coatings may interact with articulating bone to form wear debris, and dental implants, where Tribo-Corrosion needs to be reduced in order to ensure optimum oral health. In renewable energy devices, such as wind turbines, blades and surface coatings must be designed to resist erosion from rain, hail and other debris and sunlight, and tidal turbine blades need to be coated to increase the lifetime of composites in sea water. In mineral processing, such as mining, Tribo-Corrosion has been long established as an issue causing significant deterioration of the conveying lines containing extractive materials. In this Special Issue, the themes of Tribo-Corrosion will be addressed by internationally leading experts in these diverse fields ranging from biological interfaces to renewable energy devices. In addition to reporting on studies of topical areas of great interest in the field, the scientific methods used to understand and evaluate Tribo-Corrosion issues will be addressed. The various research papers will provide an overview of current themes and explore the future of the subject in various areas.
Prof. Dr. Margaret Stack
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- tribo-corrosion
- biological processes
- marine renewable energy
- turbine blades
- coatings
- extractive metallurgy
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