Analytical and finite element solution of the sliding frictional contact problem for a homogeneous orthotropic coating‐isotropic substrate system

In this study, the contact problem for a homogeneous orthotropic coating‐isotropic substrate system is considered. The rigid stamp slides over the orthotropic coating whose bottom surface is bonded to a homogeneous isotropic substrate. The bottom surface of the substrate is fixed to the ground. By u...

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description In this study, the contact problem for a homogeneous orthotropic coating‐isotropic substrate system is considered. The rigid stamp slides over the orthotropic coating whose bottom surface is bonded to a homogeneous isotropic substrate. The bottom surface of the substrate is fixed to the ground. By using Fourier integral transforms, the partial differential equations are converted to ordinary differential equations (ODEs). The displacement components for coating and substrate are obtained by solving the corresponding ODEs. A numerical study based on finite element analysis (FEA) is also conducted. The results from the analytical formulation are directly compared with the FEA results. The effects of orthotropic and isotropic material properties, coefficient of friction between the sliding surfaces, geometrical properties on the contact stresses and contact widths are presented. The results of this study may help tribology engineers to understand the deformation characteristics of the coating‐substrate systems and enhance their knowledge on friction and wear mechanisms of sliding surfaces. In this study, the contact problem for a homogeneous orthotropic coating‐isotropic substrate system is considered. The rigid stamp slides over the orthotropic coating whose bottom surface is bonded to a homogeneous isotropic substrate. The bottom surface of the substrate is fixed to the ground. By using Fourier integral transforms, the partial differential equations are converted to ordinary differential equations (ODEs). The displacement components for coating and substrate are obtained by solving the corresponding ODEs. A numerical study based on finite element analysis (FEA) is also conducted. The results from the analytical formulation are directly compared with the FEA results. The effects of orthotropic and isotropic material properties, coefficient of friction between the sliding surfaces, geometrical properties on the contact stresses and contact widths are presented. The results of this study may help tribology engineers to understand the deformation characteristics of the coating‐substrate systems and enhance their knowledge on friction and wear mechanisms of sliding surfaces.
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Coefficient of friction
Contact stresses
Deformation mechanisms
Finite element method
friction
Integral transforms
Isotropic material
Material properties
Mathematical analysis
Ordinary differential equations
orthotropic coating‐isotropic substrate
Partial differential equations
singular integral equations
Sliding
sliding contact
Substrates
Tribology
Wear mechanisms
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