论文信息 - Thermoelastic instability of sliding contact in the absence of wear

Thermoelastic instability of sliding contact in the absence of wear

Abstract Thermoelastic instability of sliding contact is investigated analytically for the case of a scraper or blade sliding normal to its line of contact on a thermally conductive semi-infinite body. Frictional heating and transient heat transfer in the bodies are treated along with the pressures produced on the line of contact by these. Conditions are found under which a pressure disturbance on the interface will grow, diminish in intensity, or remain unchanged. The effects of material properties on these conditions are delineated.

R. A. Burton | T. Dow | Th.A. Dow

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