Hi all,
Have you pleasure to inform us about intervals friction coefficient for
steel - wood interface
and steel - FRP (Epoxy/Glass)
Thank you in advance
friction coefficient
Oct 18, 2008
4 Replies
The answer is: 42.
what did you mean 42?
I think he meant 54 base ten
Brian W
He was referring to "the answer to life the universe and everything". It was a joke, and probably means "why should I look this up on Google for you?"
Google will supply a number of hits that will give you the coefficients you seek. All you have to do is spell correctly.
Here is the search phrase: friction coefficient steel wood FRP
I get about 7000 hits, and the first page-full looks promising.
David A. Smith
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