This paper deals with the sliding-contact constraint equations describing the relative motion of two freeform surfaces, assuming that the surfaces can have arbitrary curvature in three-dimensional space. The sliding-contact equations are developed either for the non-penetration condition and for the surface-tangency condition, Both are differentiated twice in time in order to allow a straightforward application to dynamic and kinematic multibody simulation within the context of an augmented Lagrangian approach. This formulation represents the contact constraint by means of a sliding tangent plane, hence exploiting the advantageous optimizations of the so called lock formulation.

(2003). Sliding Contact between Freeform Surfaces [journal article - articolo]. In MULTIBODY SYSTEM DYNAMICS. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10446/242974

Sliding Contact between Freeform Surfaces

Righettini, Paolo
2003-01-01

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This paper deals with the sliding-contact constraint equations describing the relative motion of two freeform surfaces, assuming that the surfaces can have arbitrary curvature in three-dimensional space. The sliding-contact equations are developed either for the non-penetration condition and for the surface-tangency condition, Both are differentiated twice in time in order to allow a straightforward application to dynamic and kinematic multibody simulation within the context of an augmented Lagrangian approach. This formulation represents the contact constraint by means of a sliding tangent plane, hence exploiting the advantageous optimizations of the so called lock formulation.
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Tasora, Alessandro; Righettini, Paolo
(2003). Sliding Contact between Freeform Surfaces [journal article - articolo]. In MULTIBODY SYSTEM DYNAMICS. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10446/242974
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