Research of Frictional Force in Respect to Magnetized Surface

Inga Skiedraite; Shanker Ganesh KRISHNAMOORTHY; Alvydas KONDRATAS

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.251.89

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Research of Frictional Force in Respect to Magnetized Surface

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The research of the frictional force and magnetic latching between two surfaces, which are highly permeable and sliding over each other, is analyzed in this paper. Based on the research, a model for interlocking of the surfaces, using magnetic latching are proposed and constructed by explaining its practical applications.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 251)

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Inga Skiedraite*, Shanker Ganesh KRISHNAMOORTHY, Alvydas KONDRATAS

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Analogy between Static Friction and Magnetization, Magnetic Latching, Static Friction

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