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*'''Contact resistance''' <br />RK = Re + Rf
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*'''Contact resistance''' <br />R<sub>K</sub> = R<sub>e</sub> + R<sub>f</sub>
  
*'''Path resistance''' <br />Rd = Rb + RK
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*'''Path resistance''' <br />R<sub>d</sub> = R<sub>b</sub> + R<sub>K</sub>
  
*'''Contact resistance and contact force''' <br />R = 280D ³ E(F · r) K K
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*'''Contact resistance and contact force''' <br />R<sub>K</sub> = 280D ³ E(F · r) K  
 
(According to Holm model for film-free spherical contact surfaces with plastic
 
(According to Holm model for film-free spherical contact surfaces with plastic
 
deformation of the contact material; F < 1 N for typical contact materials) k
 
deformation of the contact material; F < 1 N for typical contact materials) k

Revision as of 14:30, 20 January 2014

6.4.2 Contact Physics – Formulas

  • Constriction resistance
    Re = D/2a

(Single spot contact according to Holm; circular touching spot between clean contact surfaces) Re = D/2Na (Multi-spot contact according to Holm without influence between the N individual spots) Re = D/2 x E ai + 3B D/32N² x E E (sij) i = j (Multi-spot contact according to Greenwood considering the influence between the spots)

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  • Contact resistance
    RK = Re + Rf
  • Path resistance
    Rd = Rb + RK
  • Contact resistance and contact force
    RK = 280D ³ E(F · r) K

(According to Holm model for film-free spherical contact surfaces with plastic deformation of the contact material; F < 1 N for typical contact materials) k RK = 9000 D H/ FK (According to Holm model for film-free spherical contact surfaces with plastic deformation of the contact material; F > 5 N for typical contact materials)

  • Dynamic contact separation (without considering magnetic fields caused by the current path)
    FA 0,8 x I²(Rule of thumb with F in N and I in kA)
  • Contact voltage and max. contact temperature
    T kmax 3200 UK
  • Contact resistance at higher contact forces (according to Babikow)
    R = cF -m K K

For F between 10 and 200 N K c = material dependent proportionality factor m = shape dependent exponent of the contact force

References

References