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friction coefficient of steel roller bearings
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Re: Friction coefficient of steel roller bridge bearings
The normal friction cooefficient for the steel rollers could be taken as 0.03 for well finished 9machined) elements. In the design also assume corroded condition, and in this case your friction could be as high as 10-15% (static). Use the second to design anchor bolts.
The normal friction cooefficient for the steel rollers could be taken as 0.03 for well finished 9machined) elements. In the design also assume corroded condition, and in this case your friction could be as high as 10-15% (static). Use the second to design anchor bolts.
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