Friction-Dissipating Dynamic Knots In Safety-Critical Applications

Adynamicmechanical model of this dissipator was established and compared to the quasi-static one. This comparison highlighted the presence of adynamiceffect in the response of the snake dissipator indicating the inaccuracy of the use of quasi-static characterization.

Infunctionalknots, topology, geometry, and mechanics interact closely to determine performance, which is especially important inapplicationswhere stability is crucial for their operational integrity andsafety.

This is only possible when first, thefrictioncoefficient exceeds acriticalvalue and second, when there is additional pressure on someknotsegments sandwiched by surroundingknotsegments.

The present work discusses theapplicationof damping forfriction-influenceddynamicsystems to inhibit stick-slip vibrations. The stick-slip can be eliminated from the system with an appropriate selection of system parameters like lowerfrictioncoefficient, lower value of the ratio of static to Coulombfriction, and higher driving velocity.

These results demonstrate howdynamic-bond-induced stickyfrictioncan be used to systematically control the time dependence of the non-Newtonian suspension rheology.

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The braking system is acriticalsafetycomponent in land vehicles, relying on efficient deceleration during operation. Among its elements, the brake disc plays a central role indissipatingthe heat generated by frictional forces during braking. Selecting an optimal disc material with strong thermal performance is therefore essential. This study employs ANSYS steady-state simulations to ...