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Realistic friction coefficient model between a rolling cylindrical element and a deformable flat surface

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Abstract A varying friction coefficient model between a rolling cylindrical element and a deformable flat surfaces is predicted. The flat surface is assumed to undergo plastic deformation while sliding under… Click to show full abstract

Abstract A varying friction coefficient model between a rolling cylindrical element and a deformable flat surfaces is predicted. The flat surface is assumed to undergo plastic deformation while sliding under the cylindrical rolling element. Current research models are modified using a technique in which the contact region is analyzed in a piecewise manner from the entry to the exit points and the instantaneous coefficient of friction extracted for each element. The model revealed that friction coefficient is a function of the roll angle, and also that, the function between friction coefficient and the roll angle is not a continuous function within the contact region. This phenomenon is consistent with the physics of contact rolling friction.

Keywords: friction coefficient; friction; coefficient model; model rolling

Journal Title: Tribology International
Year Published: 2017

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