Utilizing Maugis–Dugdale transition theory and a procedure demonstrated by Fuller and Tabor, a solution is given for adhesive rough surface contact. The resulting solution includes adhesive forces of asperities that are in intimate contact and asperities that are not in contact but within the range of adhesion. This work further illustrates that adhesive overload can significantly increase frictional forces.
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