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Difference between "Traction" and "Tractive Force"?
I need to know exactly what the difference is between "Traction" and "Tractive Force". The more specific and detailed the better.
I can find definitions of "Traction" but nothing really on "Tractive Force".
This is specifically in reference to wheels and road surfaces.
Back story. I have someone who insists on using (teaching) that everything related to wheels and surfaces is "Tractive Force" and discounts "traction". That I can't find a definition of "Tractive Force" that helps me has had me wondering about this for years.
Thanks for the help!
I need to know exactly what the difference is between "Traction" and "Tractive Force". The more specific and detailed the better.
I can find definitions of "Traction" but nothing really on "Tractive Force".
This is specifically in reference to wheels and road surfaces.
Back story. I have someone who insists on using (teaching) that everything related to wheels and surfaces is "Tractive Force" and discounts "traction". That I can't find a definition of "Tractive Force" that helps me has had me wondering about this for years.
Thanks for the help!