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Hertz Contact Stresses

Hertzian contact equations for elliptical, spherical and cylindrical contacts

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A theoretical background to the Hertz contact theory can be found here. Line Contact (Cylindrical contact) In case of two cylinders in contact (with radii ), as shown in Fig. 1, the Hertzian radius of […]

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