
Smooth Hertz contact
Build a smooth contact from scratch, inspect the pressure map and compare key outputs with the Hertz analytical solution.
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Explore contact, adhesion, temperature, lubrication and wear in a guided desktop workflow. Set your inputs, run a calculation and inspect the results—locally on Windows.
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From interacting surfaces to understandable results. Get a one-minute introduction to the tool, its capabilities and the workflow.
Tribology is the study of interacting surfaces: friction, lubrication and wear. TriboSolver brings numerical tribology calculations into a guided Windows desktop workflow.
Explore dry contact, adhesion and electroadhesion, contact temperature, mixed lubrication, and wear. Selected workflows also support tribofilm evolution and seizure screening, within their model assumptions.
Build a case step by step. Define materials, loading and geometry, then import surface measurements or generate a reproducible rough surface. No solver coding is required.
Inspect pressure maps, contact area and other outputs for your chosen model. Compare suitable reference solutions, check convergence, and export a report. Engineering decisions still require independent validation.
TriboSolver runs locally on Windows, with offline core calculations and licence checks. Start with a guided tutorial, request a fifteen-day trial, or choose a licence at tribology dot E U.
Explore contact pressure, real contact area and deformation. Supported workflows include rough surfaces, layered materials and subsurface stresses.
Examine frictional heating and the predicted temperature response of contacting bodies under your selected loading and sliding conditions.
Study full-film and mixed point or line contacts. Inspect lubricant film and load sharing using the supported contact and lubricant models.
Explore surface adhesion and electroadhesion within one simulation family, with independently selectable laws. Interpret forces within the assumptions of the selected model.
Explore Archard wear and tribofilm evolution in supported workflows. Use application-specific wear coefficients and validate predictions against suitable reference data.
Screen a configured thermal/adhesive threshold under the selected conditions. This model is not a universal prediction of seizure or component failure.




Build a smooth contact from scratch, inspect the pressure map and compare key outputs with the Hertz analytical solution.
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Generate a reproducible rough surface, calculate the contact pressure and learn how to interpret and export the results.
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