Anisotropic Friction Difference Principle of In-Pipe Machine

Tatiana Kelemenová; Michal Kelemen; Ivan Virgala; Ľubica Miková; Erik Prada; Alexander Gmiterko; Tomáš Lipták

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.816.306

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Anisotropic Friction Difference Principle of In-Pipe Machine

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Paper deals with in-pipe machine which locomotes inside pipe for inspection purpose otherwise cable drawing into pipes. It uses bristled locomotion based on friction difference principle. The friction between bristle tip and inner pipe wall has anisotropic character. Knowledge of this anisotropic friction is a key to developing and optimizing of in-pipe machine based on this principle.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 816)

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306-312

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.816.306

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November 2015

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Tatiana Kelemenová, Michal Kelemen*, Ivan Virgala, Ľubica Miková, Erik Prada, Alexander Gmiterko, Tomáš Lipták

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Friction, In-Pipe Machine, Locomotion, Mechatronics

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