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important factorsinfluencingthe friction force
a lot of factorscan causefriction
contact seals(passive) caused byfriction forces
repulsive contact(passive) caused bythe friction force
said contact(passive) caused bya friction force
The contact modecan createa friction force
the nature of contactwill influencefriction force
the area of contactinfluencesthe force of friction
When this takes place , the metal factors can rub togethertriggeringfriction
the sliding of rolling contact surface(passive) caused byfriction
the textured surface of the friction contact area(passive) created byThe friction force
to move two or more brake pads into contact with a rotorto createa friction force
as much contact as possibleto preventfriction
contact with the borehole surface(passive) caused byfriction forces
so that one or more brake pads contact each side of the rotorto createa friction force
the contact between the sliding piston and the cylinder(passive) caused byfriction
The contact between these tires and the supporting surfacecausesfriction
the contact of the end surface of the cylinder 12 with the stepped portion of the door - waiter 34(passive) created bythe friction force
to move one or more brake shoes or one or more brake padsto createa friction force
the contact between the two bodies(passive) caused bythe friction force
contact between adjacent components(passive) may be caused byThe sticking friction force
contact with the tube stock(passive) is caused bythe friction force
motion and motioncausesfriction
that make easy contact with tiresto createfriction
two factors the surface on which an object is moving and the weight ( gravitational force ) of the object(passive) is influenced byThe force of friction
a shift in those behaviorsare causingfriction
When your foot pushes on the brake pedal , it causes your brake pads to be pushed up against both sides of the brake rotorcreatinga friction force
movement of the road surface with which the tire was in contact(passive) caused bya friction force
the two opposing cuticular elements as they slide past and distort each other ( Gorb and Popov 2001).In(passive) created bythe friction force
the reciprocating sliding motion in the axial direction of the outer end sliding portion(passive) caused bythe friction force
what your brake pads rub againstto causefriction
orderto createfriction
the sliding actioncreatinga friction force
sliding introduces(passive) caused byThe friction force
sliding partsto causefriction
the feedback forces operating to press the contact ball against the prongs(passive) caused byfriction forces
compressive forces(passive) caused bythe friction force
elastic compression and/or mechanical engagement of the elastic mounting member(passive) caused bya friction force
the movement of something through the air or the water(passive) caused byfriction forces
� Water and airalso createfriction
whenever two surfaces move or try to move across one anotheris createdwhenever two surfaces move or try to move across one another
tendency of motionwill be causingtendency of motion
or restricts motionpreventsor restricts motion
or stops motionpreventsor stops motion
to drag torquecontributingto drag torque
a torque T proportionalcreatesa torque T proportional
The torque about the center of the ball(passive) caused byThe torque about the center of the ball
the player from slipping and slidingpreventsthe player from slipping and sliding
changes in speed of an object ’s motioncauseschanges in speed of an object ’s motion
Motion of the two objects(passive) is caused byMotion of the two objects
your hands from slippingto preventyour hands from slipping
slipping during tuningpreventsslipping during tuning
the load from slippingpreventsthe load from slipping
this cushion from slippingpreventsthis cushion from slipping
The tangential motion of the plate(passive) is directly influenced byThe tangential motion of the plate
the reduction in unidirectional motioncausesthe reduction in unidirectional motion
resistance to radial motion ofcausingresistance to radial motion of
Forward Motion Assured OutcomesPreventsForward Motion Assured Outcomes
anytime two surfaces move or try to move across each otheris createdanytime two surfaces move or try to move across each other
a lot of heatcan createa lot of heat
heat in this casecreateheat in this case
Heat and sound(passive) can be created byHeat and sound
the build - up of heat(passive) caused bythe build - up of heat
friction heat(passive) caused byfriction heat
the motion between two surfaces to be reducedcausesthe motion between two surfaces to be reduced
severe wear and tearcan causesevere wear and tear
various impacts such as slowing down the motioncan causevarious impacts such as slowing down the motion
for Group - X. PAVIGYM MOTIONspecially designedfor Group - X. PAVIGYM MOTION
Fu x R = torque(passive) caused byFu x R = torque
the extra torque loss percentage(passive) was caused bythe extra torque loss percentage
the ice from slipping on the bedrocksare preventingthe ice from slipping on the bedrocks
the rope from slipping when under tensionpreventsthe rope from slipping when under tension
extensive wear and heat generation at the fit surfacescausedextensive wear and heat generation at the fit surfaces
pitching moment(passive) created bypitching moment
the counterclockwise moment(passive) caused bythe counterclockwise moment
the rotation moment(passive) caused bythe rotation moment
motion between two surfaces that move against , or move relative to each otherpreventsmotion between two surfaces that move against , or move relative to each other
the motion between two surfaces / shapes to be reducedcausesthe motion between two surfaces / shapes to be reduced
two objects to slow down motion when rubbed togethercausestwo objects to slow down motion when rubbed together
torque if I am analyzing the rotation with respect to the point of contactdoes ... causetorque if I am analyzing the rotation with respect to the point of contact