When we slip our finger on a material, there exists friction between them and this friction differs when we slip our finger on another material. Since the characteristics of the materials such as roughness or stickiness are different, is there any model to provide the COF with respect to the material's characteristics?
Dear Mr. Pierluigi Traverso
Thank you very much for your complete answer. Now, I understand it better.
Persson's theories are very interesting and I need to read the book that you have mentioned.
Bests
Dear Mr. Pierluigi Traverso
I am familiar with his electroadhesion theory but I have not read this book. Is there any other resource that I can use?
Bests
Dear Mr. Pierluigi Traverso
Thank you very much. Your comments helped me a lot.
Best of luck
Dear all, find attached the Book recommanded by Dr. Pierluigi Traverso. My Regards
Easa Aliabbasi
Dear All,
In my opinion, surface roughness, surface profile, surface texture, surface skewness, surface kurtosis, surface finish, surface morphology, and surface form, ... etc. All these parameters affect the value of COF. As I have studied recently. I'd suggest these articles below. You may have a look at it and take an idea about what I meant initially.
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Characterization Investigation of ZnO, Graphene, and ZnO/Graphene Nanoparticles as Nanoscale Lubricants Additives
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