Re: [ATM] TOT vs MOT

[Dale Eason <atmpob@yahoo.com>]

Because nothing is supporting the upper edge of the
thing on top when it is pushed over the side of the
thing on the bottom.  That means the force where the
two objects contact one another is greatest at the
edge of the lower object when the upper item is
offset.  At the same time then the force on the upper
object is greatest more in the center than the edge.

Surface wear is proportional to force between the two
object.

Dale Eason

--- Anthony Anconetani
<Anthony.Anconetani@genband.com> wrote:

> Good morning all,
>  
> I'm trying to understand why TOT has more of an
> effect on outer zones
> and MOT has more of effect on the center zone. I
> know I've see a post on
> this. I just can't seem to find it in the archive.
> Can somebody point me
> to an article or the resent post?
>  
> Thanks,
>  
> -Anthony
>  
> Round Rock, TX
>  
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