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Coefficient of Friction for Steel on Concrete 9

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dik

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Apr 13, 2001
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A recent project has a small structure with equipment constructed on a steel 'skid'. I have to design restraints to keep it in place. I'm thinking that the coefficient of friction for the steel to concrete would be in the order of 0.2 to 0.25. I'll apply a FOS to this value. Does anyone have a reference for a coefficient of friction?

Thanks in advance.

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Thank you.
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I've never used ABAQUS...

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