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MEASUREMENT OF DYNAMIC NORMAL AND FRICTIONAL CONTACT FORCES DURING SLIDING.

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Abstract

Dynamic normal and frictional forces, including inertia forces, have been measured at frequencies between 0 and 2khz during the nominally smooth sliding of unlubricated steel surfaces using a pin-on-disc type apparatus. It is found that large audio-frequency normal and frictional force fluctuations are present, long before significant loss of contact or other obvious changes in frictional force behavior begin to occur.

Original languageEnglish
JournalAmerican Society of Mechanical Engineers (Paper)
StatePublished - 1981
EventUnknown conference -
Duration: Sep 20 1981Sep 23 1981

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