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Friction Coefficient of Wood on Steel by museblade is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses how the coefficient of friction between wood and steel surfaces is influenced by various parameters like contact pressure, moisture content, fiber direction, surface roughness, and loading rate. Experiments were conducted using laminated veneer lumber (LVL), pine wood (PW), and pine knots (PN). The results show that the coefficient of friction is significantly higher under low contact pressure and increases with moisture content. A rough steel surface also increases the coefficient co
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- museblade
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- EN