[b]Friction Coefficients[/b]
[b]Friction Coefficients[/b]
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Hello Everybody,
I am looking for data about static/dynamic coefficients of friction between rubber and steel (low-carbon) for dry and for oily conditions.
Untill now I was able to find very little information.
I'll appriciate if you could either direct me to any web-site that contain this info or post the relevant pages.
Regards,
Ariky
I am looking for data about static/dynamic coefficients of friction between rubber and steel (low-carbon) for dry and for oily conditions.
Untill now I was able to find very little information.
I'll appriciate if you could either direct me to any web-site that contain this info or post the relevant pages.
Regards,
Ariky





RE: [b]Friction Coefficients[/b]
Friction is pretty easy to test provided you have access to the materials of interest and gravity.
RE: [b]Friction Coefficients[/b]
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RE: [b]Friction Coefficients[/b]
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To compare to.
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RE: [b]Friction Coefficients[/b]
When you just get an answer from a book you usually have no idea of the nature of the test conditions that gave rise to the answer.
Rather than look for an answer in a book it's my experience that it is better to conduct your own test simulating the problem. In this way you gain a better understanding.
RE: [b]Friction Coefficients[/b]
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http://trackengineer.com/Papers/TRB2000/TRBPaper2000-Final.pdf
http://groups.physics.umn.edu/physed/Research/CRP/on-lineArchive/crf.html
http://www.gizmology.net/cvt.htm
http://rssb.co.uk/pdf/reports/Research/ERTMS%20adhesion%20management%20-%20Review%20of%20ATP%20ATO%20and%20ERTMS.pdf see 3.2.4
http://66.249.93.104/search?q=cache:hVMsL8DQCecJ:design.bme.uconn.edu/Fall%25202004/Team%25201/MLweek3.htm+%22coefficients+of+friction%22+%22rubber+on+steel%22&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1
Good luck.
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