Plastic Effect on the Sliding Inception Between a Cylinder and a Rigid Flat

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The effects of material plasticity and local slip on the sliding inception of asperity are studied in the present work. Firstly, a semi-analytical solution is derived under the full-stick condition to analyze the effect of material plasticity on sliding friction. Then, a friction model with contact stiffness criterion is proposed to study the cases from partial-slip condition to full-stick condition. Finite element simulations with the provided model are used to present the friction map. The friction coefficient of full-stick interface converges at a stable value, approximately 0.3. Plasticity saturation appears as the normalized contact interference ω∗ is larger than 3. A transition mechanism from slip-dominated to yield-dominated takes place in the sliding process. The simulation results are compared with the semi-analytical solution.

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Zhang, S., Huan, J., Song, H., Liu, X., & Wei, Y. G. (2019). Plastic Effect on the Sliding Inception Between a Cylinder and a Rigid Flat. Acta Mechanica Solida Sinica, 32(1), 1–16. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10338-018-0060-4

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