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Relationship between contact pressure and friction
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Hi Timusop
These links might help:-
These links might help:-
You may want to look at the book "Contact Mechanics" by K.L. Johnson. Specifically, Chapter 7 "Tangential Loading and Sliding Contact".
Figure 7.3 at the bottom of the linked page shows stress contours for a specific case as an example.
Figure 7.3 at the bottom of the linked page shows stress contours for a specific case as an example.
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Thanks everyone,
rb1957, I mean CoF, i.e. One thing I do know is that the surface and sub surface contact stress becomes very important when the CoF is above 0.3. I wondered if anyone knew more about this.
I will also go through your suggestions on literature.
Thanks again.
rb1957, I mean CoF, i.e. One thing I do know is that the surface and sub surface contact stress becomes very important when the CoF is above 0.3. I wondered if anyone knew more about this.
I will also go through your suggestions on literature.
Thanks again.
shawnpeter
Mechanical
they are independent (as stated, to the third). what are the materials, diameters & lengths, etc.
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