Stick-slip conditions in the general motion of a planar rigid body

Kardan, Iman; Kabganian, Mansour; Abiri, Reza; Bagheri, Mostafa

doi:10.1007/s12206-013-0701-y

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“…They also reproduce experimental results for the acceleration of an elastically constrained pin moving in two dimensions on a plane with direction changes. A similar friction angle definition is also used by Kardan et al [29] who also include planar rotation motion. To do so, they integrate over the rotating contact patch to obtain a set of resulting point translations.…”

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A review of friction damping modeling and testing

2019

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This survey provides an insight into the modeling and testing of uniaxial friction dampers. The focus is on attenuating the linear relative movement along planar surfaces for frequencies between 10 Hz and 1 kHz. An overview of the different approaches seen in the literature concerning friction damping is provided. Examples and evaluation of such dampers excited over a wide range of frequencies are presented. The information required to develop models of friction dampers is covered. To that end, different modeling approaches are presented for dry friction. Dynamic friction models with an internal state are covered, and their advantages are described. Other modeling approaches are reported for complete systems with friction dampers. Both numerical and analytical models are covered. Experimental configurations from a selection of authors are also included. Finally, a series of suggestions for the numerical modeling and experimental testing of a friction damper are given.

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A review of friction damping modeling and testing

2019

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“…Neither do methods proposed in [32,33]. Kardan et al [34] proposed a stick-slip condition for the general motion case based on the concept of instantaneous centre of zero acceleration. They considered the rotation of the moving object, but the algorithm is only effective when there is an external torque applying on the object so that the instantaneous centre of zero acceleration is not null.…”

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Friction-induced vibration of a stick–slip oscillator with random field friction modelling

Batou

Ouyang

2023

Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing

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“…This results in the stick-slip condition: |F F |≤ µ s F N , where µ s is the static friction coefficient, if the formula is satisfied. F F is defined as the friction force and F N as the normal force [3].…”

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Static Friction in Oil Lubricated Cold Forming Processes

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Friction is one of the variables that have a far-reaching influence on forming processes. In the past, less attention was paid to static friction than to sliding friction in forming processes. In this paper, a test stand for the determination of static friction under load in metal forming is presented. The results are discussed using the example of an oscillating cold forming process. It could be shown that the expected influence of static friction is low in this application. Graphical abstract

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Stick-slip conditions in the general motion of a planar rigid body

Cited by 11 publications

References 11 publications

A review of friction damping modeling and testing

A review of friction damping modeling and testing

Friction-induced vibration of a stick–slip oscillator with random field friction modelling

Static Friction in Oil Lubricated Cold Forming Processes

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