Rubber friction and the effect of shape
Contrary to the classic laws of friction, rubber friction is not independent of shape. The friction of three shapes of the same rubber compound sliding over a dry-rough surface was measured. The three shapes had the same nominal contact area but different sliding direction-lengths and widths. Fricti...
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| description | Contrary to the classic laws of friction, rubber friction is not independent of shape. The friction of three shapes of the same rubber compound sliding over a dry-rough surface was measured. The three shapes had the same nominal contact area but different sliding direction-lengths and widths. Frictional differences were found between all three shapes at sliding speeds of 10 mm/s and 0.5 mm/s. The effect of frictional heating and other friction mechanisms that cause these differences are evaluated and discussed.
•Highlights a relationship between shape slide-direction length and dynamic friction•Investigates rubber friction mechanisms•Finds wear locations of sliding rubber•Finds significant increase in friction with slide velocity |
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