Fiber-on-Other-Material Friction

Factors that affect the fiber-on-other-material friction coefficient include but are not limited to normal force, sliding speed, humidity, and temperature. With a few exceptions, the effects of these factors on fiber-on-other-material friction are the same as those on fiber-on-fiber friction. Normally, the friction coefficient of fibers on other materials increases with increase in normal force, sliding speed, humidity, and temperature. 

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