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Tribology resources in the IET Library

Geoff At Home
The following is a list of books that may be borrowed from the IET Library at Savoy Place.

http://www.theiet.org/resources/library/index.cfm



Green tribology: biomimetics, energy conservation and sustainability. NOSONOVSKY M  541.43 NOS 2012



Ultrasonic motors: technologies and applications. ZHAO C  534.321.9 ZHA 2011



Electric contacts: theory and applications. HOLM R  621.3.066.6 HOL 2010



Electrical contacts: fundamentals, applications and technology. BRAUNOVIC M  621.3.066.6 BRA 2007



Handbook of micro-nanotribology. BHUSHAN B  621.89BHU 1995



Component failures, maintenance and repair: a tribology handbook. NEALE M  621.89 NEA 1995



Drives and seals: a tribology handbook. NEALE M J  621.89NEA 1994



Physical analysis for tribology QUINN T F J  531.43 QUI 1991



Principles of tribology. HALLING J  531.43 HAL 1975



Friction and wear: a tribology text for students. PUGH B  531.43 PUG 1973



Tribology. HONDROS E D  531.43 HON 1971





(List provided by Edward Kemp, Research Librarian, 11th July 2013)
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    It's worth pointing out, especially while the IET HQ is located temporarily within the IMechE HQ on Birdcage Walk, that the IMechE library contains a good selection of books on tribology. IET members can borrow books from the IMechE library under a cross-sharing agreement. Although both libraries use the Dewey system, the numbering systems are quite different - they ought to put an engineer in charge of that! Fortunately the IMechE tribology books can be found easily, either side of the second armchair on the right when you enter. If you make it that far up the stairs, it's a good place to stop for a breather. So, if you're in London and need a break from business or tourism, you can spend a few minutes browsing a great selection of old and new tribology books.

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