... with initial inclination angles of 30 deg and −30 deg are shown in Figs. 6( d ) and 6( e ) , respectively. After removal of the loads, the beam recovered to its initial state, which indicated the beam in elastic range during experiments. As seen from the above results, the theoretical and experimental...

... of a uniaxial stretched DE membrane are available in the literature [ 40 , 43 ]. The results depicted in Fig. 5 show that our approach is suitable to quantitatively predict the experimental results. However, even though the wrinkle pattern from simulation (Fig. 6( a ) ) and experiment (Fig. 6( b...

... model. The roughness of the balls is also another input. The numerical and experimental friction hysteresis loops are compared. There is a small difference in the predicted pre-sliding distance from the experiments. The lateral stiffness, calculated at three different points on the pre-sliding regime...

... of reproducibility of the experiments is proven in Ref. 14 . Experimental setup of sphere to rod impact The impact force is a very useful quantity to investigate the micromechanical processes during impact. For impacts on long rods, the impact force can be determined from measurements of the wave...