Abstract
This paper introduces a model for characterizing the contact behavior of irregular asperities, transforming it into a superposition of sinusoidal asperity contact behaviors. A new sinusoidal asperity model is developed for bilinear hardening under plane strain conditions. Empirical equations are proposed, considering geometric shapes, tangent modulus, and Young’s modulus. The frequency of asperity height is extracted through Fourier transform for irregular asperities. Contact area and pressure are predicted using the sinusoidal asperity model, and the behavior of irregular asperities is obtained by superimposing those with the first three frequencies. Experimental validation is conducted with milling and knurling-formed asperities, showing good alignment between the model and experimental results. In rough surface models, the proposed irregular asperity model exhibits greater accuracy in predicting contact behavior than a single sinusoidal asperity when interference exceeds 10% of the amplitude.
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