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Investigation of the Influence of Properties of a "Third Body" on Heat Generation Due to Friction

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We describe a method of determining the thermal conductance of a contact in simulation of contact thermoelasticity with regard for friction and heat generation. Using the results of numerical analysis, we construct the dependence of the thermal conductance of a contact on input parameters and show that some of them substantially affect this phenomenon. By the example of a one-dimensional nonstationary problem, we study the effect of the parameters of contacting surfaces on heat generation.

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Levyts'kyi, V.P., Onyshkevych, V.M. Investigation of the Influence of Properties of a "Third Body" on Heat Generation Due to Friction. Journal of Mathematical Sciences 109, 1251–1256 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1013752929389

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