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    This document lists various coefficients of friction that should be considered when calculating sliding friction forces between different material pairs, including concrete to soil, steel to steel, brick masonry to various surfaces, cement blocks and concrete to other materials, and wood. It notes that friction is generally higher between dry surfaces of the same material than wet surfaces.

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    This document lists various coefficients of friction that should be considered when calculating sliding friction forces between different material pairs, including concrete to soil, steel to steel, brick masonry to various surfaces, cement blocks and concrete to other materials, and wood. It notes that friction is generally higher between dry surfaces of the same material than wet surfaces.

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    This document lists various coefficients of friction that should be considered when calculating sliding friction forces between different material pairs, including concrete to soil, steel to steel, brick masonry to various surfaces, cement blocks and concrete to other materials, and wood. It notes that friction is generally higher between dry surfaces of the same material than wet surfaces.

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    7/14/2017 COEFFICIENT OF FRICTION

    COEFFICIENT OF FRICTION
    The following friction coefficients shall be considered in calculating the sliding
    friction forces :

    Concrete to Soil / Rock 0.30


    Concrete to Steel 0.45
    Steel to Steel 0.30
    Steel to Teflon Plate 0.10
    Brick Masonry on moist clay 0.33
    Brick Masonry on dry clay 0.50
    Brick Masonry on sand 0.40
    Brick Masonry on gravel 0.60
    Brick Masonry to Brick 0.70
    Brick Masonry on rock 0.75
    Granite on Granite 0.60
    Limestone on Limestone 0.75
    Cement Blocks on Cement Blocks 0.65
    Cement concrete on dry clay 0.40
    Cement concrete on wet clay 0.20
    Cement concrete on wet sand 0.40
    Cement concrete on dry sand 0.50 - 0.60
    Cement concrete on dry gravel 0.50 - 0.60
    Cement concrete on dry rock 0.60 - 0.70
    Cement concrete on wet rock 0.50
    Brick on Brick 0.65
    Wood on Wood 0.48
    Note: Friction is more on dry surfaces of the same material
    compared to wet surface.

    http://www.supercivilcd.com/FRICTION.htm 1/1

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