ICETAT 2020

       On behalf of the organizing committee, we'd like invite you to participate in the 2020 International Conference on Engineering Tribology and Applied Technology  (ICETAT 2020), during Nov. 6~8th in Alishan House, Chiayi Taiwan. Today industry trends are moving in high speed, high precision and sustainable use to develop new products. The friction surface between the two components including movement, wear and lubrication problems are facing more difficult researches and challenges. The aim of the ICETAT 2020 is to gather scholars from all over the world to present advances in the aforementioned fields and to foster an environment conducive to exchanging ideas and information. The ICETAT 2020 will provide a platform to assemble researchers, practitioners, and academics to present and discuss ideas, challenges and potential solutions on established or emerging topics relating to research and practice in Engineering Tribology of high-speed, high-precision, energy conservation, sustainable use, advanced design, industrial tribology and issues with application. 

    There are 19 topics in the conference, including 

1. Basic Friction and Wear

2. Lubricants and Lubrication 

3. Contact Mechanics and Adhesion

4. Surface Engineering and Coating

5. Material Analysis and Examination

6. Tribology in Machine Elements 

7. Tribo-chemistry and Tribo-corrosion 

8. Biotribology

9. Green Tribology and Sustainability 

10. Micro and Nano Tribology

11. Manufacturing Technology  

12. Tribotronics and active tribology 

13. Dynamic and Vibration Engineering 

14. Computer-Aided Engineering 

15. Measurement and Signal Processing Technology  

16. Power Engineering Technology 

17. Fire Science and Technology 

18. System Design Engineering 

19. Other Engineering Technologies

    Hope to strengthen exchanges between industry and academia, so that the results can help academia and industry to find a solution to solve the problem. Also we hope the researchers should be responsible for promoting the contribution in engineering science and technology.

    Welcome scholar co-sponsor to propose the special session to us.