Proceedings of the Physical Society Section B · 1954 · 47 citations · 9 references
EngineeringMaterials ScienceMechanical EngineeringMechanical Behavior Of MaterialsSurface ScienceTribologyContact AnalysisContact MechanicsElasticity TheorySliding ContactSolid Mechanics ApplicationsSurface TensionContact ElasticityElastic ConstantsFrictionFriction CoefficientFrictional ContactFrictional Contact ModelingFrictional Force MechanicsSurface Coefficient Of Friction
A study in terms of elastic asperity theory is made of the empirical frictional relation F=αRn where F and R are frictional force and normal reaction respectively, α is a coefficient of friction and n a friction index. Three different contact cases are treated: (i) plane surfaces, (ii) cylindrical surfaces, (iii) a string round a cylinder. Expressions are derived for F (or the tension in case (iii)) in terms of R and the size, number and elastic constants of the asperities. This enables the frictional `constants' to be related to these properties.
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