Fractal Characteristics of Mechanical Interface Contact Parameters

Abstract

The contact performance of various mechanical parts has important influence on the static, dynamic and motion response of mechanical equipment. The characterization of rough surface topography is the basis for the study of friction, wear and contact deformation between mechanical bonding surfaces. By analyzing the various models of the characteristic parameters of mechanical interface, we provide a systematic research idea for the model of mechanical joint surface in the future. For further details on rough surface profile, the G-W model is put forward. Then the M-B model perfects its lack of scale independence. The relationship between actual contact area and load is derived from the M-B model based on fractal geometry theory. These formulas are used to study the characteristic parameters of mechanical interface, and the fractal model of contact damping and loss factor is established. Since fractal parameters are not limited by sampling length and resolution of measuring instrument, the new models are more reasonable than before. However, just as the M-B model needs to be improved, the model based on this need to be further studied, and the application of the model also needs to be explored more.