Sentence examples for dynamic friction behaviour from inspiring English sources

An attempt has been made to estimate the dynamic friction behaviour directly from the squeal initiation data, revealing complex-valued frequency-dependent parameters for a new model of linearised dynamic friction.

The fault contains two regions with different mechanical behaviours: a strong region (asperity) with a high static friction and a velocity-weakening dynamic friction and a weak region with a negligible static friction and a velocity-strengthening dynamic friction.

The results suggest that instability thresholds for a wide range of squeal-type behaviour can be predicted, but they highlight the central importance of a correct understanding and accurate description of dynamic friction at the sliding interface.

In technical terms, its dynamic friction must be lower than its static friction.

The traditional style of cross-country skiing works on the same principle — the downward kick stroke requires high static friction, while the glide is possible thanks to low dynamic friction.

This friction begins to change at low pressure gradient because dynamic friction is smaller than static friction.

Constant dealing with dynamic friction and throttling (bar).

For the friction force description, the dynamic friction models were used.

Friction behaviour was interpreted in terms of Stribeck curves (friction coefficient as the function of Hersey parameter (ην/p)).

We define the yield stress, where is the static friction coefficient and is the effective normal stress, and the dynamic stress, where is the dynamic friction coefficient.

We also predict ultralow friction behaviour in turbostratic graphitic systems.