Inverted stick-slip friction

Inverted stick-slip friction

Sliding of adhesive boundary lubricated surfaces immersed in aqueous solutions has been studied. Under certain conditions "inverted" stick-slip motion is observed where, in contrast to conventional stick-slip, the friction spikes point down rather than up and the transition from smooth to...

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Veröffentlicht in:Europhysics letters 2001-09, Vol.55 (5), p.653-659
Hauptverfasser: Richetti, P, Drummond, C, Israelachvili, J, In, M, Zana, R
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description Sliding of adhesive boundary lubricated surfaces immersed in aqueous solutions has been studied. Under certain conditions "inverted" stick-slip motion is observed where, in contrast to conventional stick-slip, the friction spikes point down rather than up and the transition from smooth to stick-slip sliding occurs above rather than below some critical driving velocity. For the first time, inverted stick-slip motion has been studied in detail and theoretically analyzed in terms of a general model based on the kinetics of formation and rupture of adhesive links (bonds) between two shearing surfaces.
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