Application and experimental validation of new computational models of friction forces and rolling resistance
Abstract In the process of modelling of the Celtic stone rotating and rolling on a plane surface, different versions of simplified models of contact forces between two contacting bodies are used. The considered contact models take into account coupled dry friction force and torque, as well as rollin...
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