Analysis of Two Ball’s Surface Contact Stress Based on Fractal Theory

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In order to deeply investigate the contact stress state of two balls, a new fractal contact model of two ball’s surfaces is set up on the basic of traditional contact theory and new fractal contact model theory. It is proved to be true through the predicting result and the contact example respectively by using the traditional Hertz theory and the fractal theory. This model can generally reflect the infections of contact stress by the micro-factors and macro-factors of two balls, so it can ensure veracity and certainness of stress analysis. The establishment of the model supplies a basis and theory foundation for further practical application (such as contact stress calculation of rolling bearing and sliding bearing) and experimental research.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 675-677)

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619-627

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February 2011

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