Dry Friction Behavior
Dry Friction Behavior is a tribological characteristic that describes the interaction, under non-lubricated conditions, between brake lining and disc brake surfaces, distinguished by its dependence on material composition, surface roughness, temperature, and contact pressure in determining the coefficient of friction and wear mechanisms during braking.
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Review and comparison of dry friction force models
Ettore Pennestrı̀, Valerio Rossi, P Salvini et al. · Nonlinear Dynamics · 2015 · 534 citations
On the rolling contact of two elastic bodies in the presence of dry friction
J. J. Kalker · Wear · 1968 · 399 citations
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