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XXI International Congress of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
Warsaw, Poland, August 15-21, 2004

On the Contact Thermoelastic Problem with Frictional Heating, Wear and Auto - Vibrations

Jan Awrejcewicz, Yuriy Pyryev
Department of Automatics and Biomechanics, Technical University of Lodz, Lodz, Poland


Friction, wear, heat generation, relative velocity and temperature deformation are complex processes which influence each other making up a sole diverse process of a friction unit work. In this work the results devoted to a novel problem of the mechanical system exhibiting frictional thermoelastic contact of a moving body subject to both non-constant friction coefficients and wear are presented and discussed. It is worth noticing that in the case of non-constant friction coefficient and heating, the self-excited vibration can appear in our system without an elastic part (stiffness). Consider contact and wear of one-dimensional model of the thermo-elastic contact of a body with a surrounding medium. Assume, that this body is represented by a rectangular plate. The vector components related to displacements as the plate temperature depend only on the co-ordinate vertical to the contact surface and time. The plate has the mass subject to the force and moves vertically along walls in direction along the contact surface. It causes a parallelepiped heat extension, and the body starts to contact with walls. In the result of this process a frictional contact and wear on the parallelepiped sides occurs. We assume Archard?s law of wear. Stability of the stationary solutions is estimated, and contact parameters are computed numerically.



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