3-D Model of the Periodic Structure Punch Sliding upon the Viscoelastic Base with Incompressible Fluid in the Contact Gap

I.G. Gorycheva; Alexey G. Shpenev

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.528.127

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3-D Model of the Periodic Structure Punch Sliding upon the Viscoelastic Base with Incompressible Fluid in the Contact Gap

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In this paper the problem for a periodic structure punch sliding upon a viscoelastic layer bonded to a rigid half space is considered. The semi-analytical solution of the problem is developed. Influence of incompressible fluid in the gap between two bodies upon friction force, contact size and pressure distribution is analysed. The obtained model can be used in a number of practical applications, for example in accounting of automobile tire aquaplaning upon wet road surface.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 528)

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127-134

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.528.127

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November 2012

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I.G. Gorycheva, Alexey G. Shpenev

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Contact Interaction, Friction Coefficient (FC), Lubrication, Mechanical Component of the Friction Force, Periodic Asperities, Viscoelasticity

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