Calculating Coulomb friction load torque

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Start date Jul 26, 2011
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Coulomb Friction Load Torque

Jul 26, 2011

kakarot1905

Hi

How can I calculate the Coulomb friction load torque of a rolling spear on a surface with a coulomb friction coefficient of 0.1?

Other details:
Mass: 1Kg
Radius: 0.1m

Thanks in advance

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Jul 28, 2011

Spinnor

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Your question was not too clear to me and possibly others, care to restate it?

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