The point at which an applied force overcomes friction and an object begins to move is the co-efficient of
- limiting friction.
- starting friction.
- internal friction.
Explanation from PART66Online
The maximum frictional force that resists motion, reached at the instant an applied force just overcomes it and the object starts to move, is the coefficient of limiting (static) friction. Below this point friction balances the applied force and the body stays still; once exceeded, motion begins and kinetic friction takes over.
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kosala asked · 1 Jan 2012
Lmiting fricion?
Community Comments (2)
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chris146
25 Apr 2012
The static friction force must be overcome by an applied force before an object can move.
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alberto
7 Apr 2013
When talking about limiting friction you are talking about a limit of some sort of friction, which when exceeded an object will start to move.Friction can be static, dynamic or rolling. Static friction is that friction which is the the hardest to overcome so when exceeding the limiting friction of static friction you will overcome the static friction and the object will start to move. Rolling friction is the least hard to move so the limiting friction of rolling friction will be less when compaared to static friction.
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