Numerical Study on the Influence of the Coating in the Fretting Contact

An existing algorithm for the fretting contact of homogeneous materials is enhanced by incorporating a novel technique for rapid calculation of stresses and displacements in the coated body. State-of-the-art methods for computation of convolution products in the Fourier transform domain allow for fi...

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Main Author: S. Spinu
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Language:English
Published: University of Kragujevac 2020-03-01
Series:Tribology in Industry
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Online Access:http://tribology.rs/journals/2020/2020-1/2020-1-13.html
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spelling doaj-47430a31dbb640989ccade7391de73572020-11-25T03:14:01ZengUniversity of KragujevacTribology in Industry0354-89962217-79652020-03-0142113114510.24874/ti.2020.42.01.13Numerical Study on the Influence of the Coating in the Fretting ContactS. Spinu0https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4792-721XDepartment of Mechanics and Technologies, Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava, 13th University Street, 720229, Suceava, RomaniaAn existing algorithm for the fretting contact of homogeneous materials is enhanced by incorporating a novel technique for rapid calculation of stresses and displacements in the coated body. State-of-the-art methods for computation of convolution products in the Fourier transform domain allow for fine spatial discretization and accurate reproduction of the loading history. The algorithm is structured on three levels of iterations, and the acceleration of the convolution calculation in the innermost level promises well converged solutions. The frequency response functions derived in the literature are used for the conversion of the required influence coefficients, allowing computation of the half-space response to prescribed loading. The computer program is first validated against the analytical solution for the fretting loop of homogeneous and similarly elastic materials. The refined method is then employed to study the influence of the elastic moduli ratio between the coating and the substrate, on the contact tractions and stresses in the stabilized fretting contact. The presented simulation scenarios prove the method ability to advance the understanding of the transient coated contact.http://tribology.rs/journals/2020/2020-1/2020-1-13.htmlfretting contactnumerical simulationcoatingsfast fourier transformconvolutionloading path
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Numerical Study on the Influence of the Coating in the Fretting Contact
Tribology in Industry
fretting contact
numerical simulation
coatings
fast fourier transform
convolution
loading path
author_facet S. Spinu
author_sort S. Spinu
title Numerical Study on the Influence of the Coating in the Fretting Contact
title_short Numerical Study on the Influence of the Coating in the Fretting Contact
title_full Numerical Study on the Influence of the Coating in the Fretting Contact
title_fullStr Numerical Study on the Influence of the Coating in the Fretting Contact
title_full_unstemmed Numerical Study on the Influence of the Coating in the Fretting Contact
title_sort numerical study on the influence of the coating in the fretting contact
publisher University of Kragujevac
series Tribology in Industry
issn 0354-8996
2217-7965
publishDate 2020-03-01
description An existing algorithm for the fretting contact of homogeneous materials is enhanced by incorporating a novel technique for rapid calculation of stresses and displacements in the coated body. State-of-the-art methods for computation of convolution products in the Fourier transform domain allow for fine spatial discretization and accurate reproduction of the loading history. The algorithm is structured on three levels of iterations, and the acceleration of the convolution calculation in the innermost level promises well converged solutions. The frequency response functions derived in the literature are used for the conversion of the required influence coefficients, allowing computation of the half-space response to prescribed loading. The computer program is first validated against the analytical solution for the fretting loop of homogeneous and similarly elastic materials. The refined method is then employed to study the influence of the elastic moduli ratio between the coating and the substrate, on the contact tractions and stresses in the stabilized fretting contact. The presented simulation scenarios prove the method ability to advance the understanding of the transient coated contact.
topic fretting contact
numerical simulation
coatings
fast fourier transform
convolution
loading path
url http://tribology.rs/journals/2020/2020-1/2020-1-13.html
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