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131 Study on Coefficient of Friction About Sliding Surface of a Minute Part : Influence of Shape and Specification on The Sliding Surface

Tomoaki Taira, Ikuo TANABE

Year
2003
Citations
3
Access
Open access

Abstract

Recently, in the field of machine tool, measuring instrument, robot, medical industry, information processing and so on, many minute structures are used for high precision or many functions. In this study, relationships between specification of the sliding surface of a minute part and the coefficient of friction or its standard deviation were investigated in experiment. Photo-fabrication and bonding small steel ball for final treatment on the sliding surface were used. It is concluded from the results that (1) Relationship between specification of the sliding surface on a minute part and the coefficient of friction were declared, (2) Specifications of sliding surface with the desired coefficient of friction were designed by the neural network, and conditions and specifications of sliding surface for the most stable behavior were calculated by this system.

Keywords

Friction coefficientSurface (topology)Materials scienceStandard deviationBall (mathematics)Coefficient of frictionMechanical engineeringControl theory (sociology)Computer scienceEngineering

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