Abstract
The paper presents an experimental and simulative study on anisotropic dry friction. Friction force components tangential and normal to sliding velocity are measured for the corrugated cardboard-felt frictional pair. Six different curves with two-fold symmetry are analysed in terms of modelling anisotropic friction. Next, the parameters of the analysed curves are identified based on the experimental results. Friction hodograph is best described by the Gielis’ curve and the superellipse, whereas the ellipse seems to be the worst choice. The sliding potential is described best by the oval. It is shown that modelling of the sliding potential can be crucial in capturing the dynamics of the system and the superelliptical sliding rule can lead to qualitatively different results.
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