2018
DOI: 10.1088/2051-672x/aaa6ae
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Motion of a thin elliptic plate under symmetric and asymmetric orthotropic friction forces

Abstract: Anisotropy of friction force is proved to be an important factor in various contact problems. We study dynamical behavior of thin plates with respect to symmetric and asymmetric orthotropic friction. Terminal motion of plates with circular and elliptic contact areas is mainly analyzed. Evaluation of friction forces for both symmetric and asymmetric orthotropic cases are shown. Regular pressure distribution is considered. Differential equations are formulated and solved numerically for a number of initial condi… Show more

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“…We have considered kinematics when the disc participate simultaneously in sliding and spinning. Spinning of rigid discs in the presence of anisotropic dry friction has been sudied in [6].…”
Section: Movements Of the Macromolecule Models Contacting With A Hypomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We have considered kinematics when the disc participate simultaneously in sliding and spinning. Spinning of rigid discs in the presence of anisotropic dry friction has been sudied in [6].…”
Section: Movements Of the Macromolecule Models Contacting With A Hypomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We consider the forms of the mapping L at the contact of the circular disc of the radius a and the constant normal pressure. In the case of isotropic friction Equation (69), we have Dynamics of rigid discs having elliptical shapes in the presence of anisotropic and asymmetric friction in the base sliding plane and under conditions of sliding and spinning were studied in [42].…”
Section: The Macromolecule Disc-like Model Under Combination Of Spinning and Slidingmentioning
confidence: 99%