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Dimension Reduction as Modeling Method for Elastomers Under Complex Dynamic Loading

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Abstract

Static and sliding friction are phenomenas whose understanding is necessary for the design of safe and energy-saving products. Knowledge of the exact laws of friction is of interest for numerous applications, for example, compression, braking, fatigue, using bushings and bearings, internal combustion engines, hinges, gaskets, foundries, machine building, welding, electrical contacts, and many others (Persson in Sliding Friction: Physical Principles and Applications. Springer, p 462, 1999 [1], Pashayev and Janahmadov in Fractal Approach to Fracture Mechanics, p 440, 2015 [2]). The phenomenon of friction interested people hundreds and even thousands of years ago and remains to date one of the main problems in the production of new products and the improvement of technology.

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Janahmadov, A.K., Javadov, M. (2019). Dimension Reduction as Modeling Method for Elastomers Under Complex Dynamic Loading. In: Fractal Approach to Tribology of Elastomers. Materials Forming, Machining and Tribology. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-93861-5_5

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