Experimental Highlight of Hysteresis Phenomenon in Rolling Contact

Experimental Highlight of Hysteresis Phenomenon in Rolling Contact

In literature, the hysteresis phenomenon in rolling contacts is studied considering both rolling friction and sliding friction. Removal of sliding friction in experimental tests from a concentrated contact is a serious challenge. The paper proposes a method and presents a device ensuring pure rollin...

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Hauptverfasser: Alaci, S, Cerlinca, D A, Ciornei, F C, Filote, C, Frunza, G
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