Variations of line pressure and rolling speed with indentation of covered rollers

Feeding in rolling contact of layered printing cylinders

“…The asymptotic solution provided by Eq. (10) and the numerical solutions are in close agreement. Fig.…”

“…However, by comparing Eqs. (10) and (13), we may conclude that with a constant indentation depth, the contact width increases with ν as we approach the incompressibility limit.…”

“…The solution of the problem is then reduced to finding coefficients of the cosine series. Hannah's solution technique has thereafter been utilized and developed by Parish [9] and Miller [10,11]. The frictional problem has been addressed in detail in a study by Bentall and Johnson [14].…”

“…The work of Parish was soon followed by that of Miller [10], who studied the effect of indentation on both nip load and rolling creep. Unlike the results of Parish peripheral speed than the rigid roller.…”

Elastostatic contact model of rubber-coated truck wheels loaded to the ground

“…Relations to calculate the nip width and the maximum pressure in the nip are provided, mainly based on the Hertzian formula and on empirical relationships. Miller [3] obtained a theoretical relation between the roller load and the cover indentation of covered rollers assuming the plain strain condition. Lindley [4] developed an analytical relationship between the load and the maximum compression of the solid rubber tyre for rubber-covered rollers, also assuming the plain strain condition.…”