Exact modeling of coulomb stick-slip-friction using LCP

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The discussion focuses on modeling a one-degree-of-freedom (1DOF) system, specifically a box on a table subjected to Coulomb stick-slip friction. The user aims to express the motion equation, incorporating spring force and friction, in a standard Linear Complementarity Problem (LCP) format. The equations presented include the conditions for static and kinetic friction, as well as the formulation of the LCP: w = M · z + q, w > 0, z > 0, and w · z = 0. The user seeks assistance in transforming their model into this standard LCP form for resolution using an LCP solver.

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I have a simple model. Say a 1DOF-Model like a box on a table pulled with a spring, which follows a given path. The friction between box (The position is y) and the table should be modeled with the coulomb-friction model. Like

[tex] F_N\mu\geq F_T \rightarrow \dot{y}=0<br /> <br /> F_N\mu<F_T \rightarrow \dot{y}!=0[/tex]

The motion of equation would be something like:

[tex] m \ddot{y}=F_{spring}(t)-F_{friction}<br /> [/tex]

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I have to formulate it in a standard LCP form:




[tex] w=M \cdot z+q<br /> <br /> w>0<br /> <br /> z>0<br /> <br /> w\cdot z=0[/tex]
in order to solve it with a LCP Solver. I have big difficulties to bring it in this form.

Am I right in this forum?
 
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Yes, this is the correct forum for asking questions about formulating a 1DOF-Model in a standard LCP form.
 

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