Titlebook: Engineering Metrology for Pedestrian Falls Prevention and Protection; Theories to Applicat In-Ju Kim Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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A New Research Challenge on Slip Resistance Measurements slip resistance measurements might be made. To achieve this goal, crucial problems on the current concept of slip resistance measurement are extensively analysed from a tribological point of view where a principle understanding of the shoe-floor friction and wear phenomena could be made. Based on t

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Basic Principles of Tribologys between the shoe and the floor, this chapter explores how two surfaces interact when they are loaded together. To quantify topographic features of the shoe and floor surfaces, measuring devices and tools with brief operating principles for the surface analyses are comprehensively reviewed. Based o

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Observation of the Floor Surface Changes in the Pedestrian Slip Resistance Measurementsn slip resistance properties and operationally defined topographic characteristics of the floor/walkway surfaces. For the dynamic friction measurements, specially prepared smooth Metal and PMMA specimens are chosen. The measured results found that the asperity height and the maximum mean depth were

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Development of a Tribology Model for Quantifying Slip Resistance Characteristics: Basic Concepts, Thg interface between footwear and underfoot surfaces. New theory concepts and models, which can monitor surfaces of shoes and floors simultaneously, are suggested to analyze the effects of friction and wear behaviours on slip resistance properties. For testing the theoretical hypotheses and modelling

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Tribological Assessments of Shoe Surfaces: Identification of Wear Mechanisms and Applications for Slto formulate a clear picture of friction and wear mechanisms involved. A theoretical model on the different types of wear mechanisms and surface alterations of the shoe surface, which was suggested in Chap. ., is applied with slight modifications to test it with different sets of shoe-floor samples.

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Tribological Assessments of Shoe Surfaces: Identification of Wear Mechanisms and Applications for Slin an attempt to formulate a clear picture of friction and wear mechanisms involved. A theoretical model on the different types of wear advances and surface alterations of the shoe surface, which was suggested in Chap. ., is applied to test it. The surface changes and wear progress are quantified by