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It is known that surface roughness aects friction, but it is unclear which surface characteristics are better correlated with friction. Moreover, the ®lter process used in surface roughness measurement aects the values of surface parameters and, therefore, aects surface representations. The eect of ®lter selection on the surface parameters and their correlation with the measured friction was investigated in this study. Surface roughness on unglazed quarry tiles was measured. Friction was measured with two commercially available slipmeters. The results indicated that some parameters, such as R sk , were signi®cantly aected by the ®lter type, while some other parameters, such as D a were signi®cantly aected by the band width. The ®lter type 2CR PC could generate surface parameters that had slightly higher linear correlation coecients with friction than two other ®lter types, ISO 2CR and Gaussian, and the ®lter band width of 1000 is not recommended. The surface parameter R pk had a very high correlation with friction, but it was highly location dependent and somewhat ambiguous in how it was generated. The surface parameter R pm had a very small location dependence and a very high corr
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- Author
- Wen-Ruey Chang; S. Matz
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science; Elsevier ; Elsevier BV (ISSN 0925-7535)
- Published
- 2000
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Health Professions (Social Sciences)