2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.triboint.2017.12.014
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Longitudinal dynamic characteristics of steel wire rope in a friction hoisting system and its coupling effect with friction transmission

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“…Due to the three-stage speed characteristics of the acceleration, constant speed, and deceleration, the tension distribution of the rope can be divided into three stages. e tension at the acceleration stage can be divided into a dynamic tension regime and an inertial tension regime [18]. e transverse vibration is mainly aggravated with the increase in speed.…”
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“…Due to the three-stage speed characteristics of the acceleration, constant speed, and deceleration, the tension distribution of the rope can be divided into three stages. e tension at the acceleration stage can be divided into a dynamic tension regime and an inertial tension regime [18]. e transverse vibration is mainly aggravated with the increase in speed.…”
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“…Both longitudinal and transverse vibrations can reduce the effective friction between the rope and the pulley surface [17]. In severe cases, the friction is insufficient, and the rope will slip [18,19]. erefore, the study of the rope dynamic response under periodic excitations has an important guiding role in detecting the harmonic excitation response mechanism and suppressing the vibration of the entire friction system.…”
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“…The contact force between the discrete rope sphere and the surface of the pulleys is expressed by a function F im . More details about the function can be found in [1].…”
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“…Hertzian contact theory is then applied to calculate both the contact force and friction force, and then the resultant force is obtained. The definition of friction is given in [1], and the dimensional parameters include the Depth, Radius, Angle and contact parameters k, e, and c max . Their specific values are shown in Table 3.…”
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