Abstract
Investigations have been carried out to establish the relationship between the friction force and the normal force in dry sliding with high normal pressure at low speeds when there is considerable plastic flow of material on the rubbing surfaces. The study was extended by limiting the area of contact and by providing a virgin surface. Conditions which influence seizure phenomena caused by high pressure and temperature and the extent to which it may affect the sliding characteristics are discussed. Damage due to sliding under extreme conditions has been studied to aid the better understanding of friction phenomena.
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