Benchmarking of Direct and Indirect Friction Tests in Micro Forming

Rasmus Solmer Eriksen; M. Calaon; Mogens Arentoft; Nils Bay

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.504-506.581

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Benchmarking of Direct and Indirect Friction Tests in Micro Forming

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In this study the application of a simulative sliding friction test at micro scale is suggested. Two work piece specimens are upset against opposing sides of a flat tool element. The tool element is then pulled out while the resulting friction force F is measured. The test principle offers several advantages when compared against the DEC-test, including easy visual inspection of tool and work piece surfaces, continuous measurement of friction coefficient over the complete sliding length and less sensitivity to mechanical tolerance deviations of work piece and tool elements.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 504-506)

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February 2012

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Rasmus Solmer Eriksen, M. Calaon, Mogens Arentoft, Nils Bay

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Friction, Lubrication, Micro-Forming, Size Effect

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