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Hertz Contact Theory. Point or Line Contacts

Authors: Tony DA SILVA BOTELHO, Muriel QUILLIEN, Isabelle LEMAIRE CARON, Geneviève INGLEBERT

Publication date: March 10, 2023 | Lire en français

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    3. Qualitative effects of a tangential component

    When a tangential force F T is superimposed on the normal force F N Hertz's theory is no longer sufficient; Mindlin's theory must be taken into account. , which describes the distribution of the shear stress field induced in the contact area by the tangential force....

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