Abstract
The classical Coulomb friction condition and the sliding rule are generalized in order to account for friction anisotropy. A model of two surfaces with anisotropic layout of asperities interacting elastically is first considered in order to generate limit friction condition and a sliding rule. Next, a class of phenomenological models is considered in order to simulate anisotropic friction, sliding and wear rate of contacting surfaces.
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