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For the percentages of slip ranging from 0 to 20 the coefficient of traction was found to increase as the angle between the axis of the driven ball and the normal to the plane of contact deviated from 45°. The cause of this increase was possibly due to the spin component of velocity across the contact area. However, this effect was reversed in the 20 to 100 percent slip range. The coefficient of traction increased as the maximum Hertzian pressure was increased for percent slips ranging between 0 to 20. The effect of maximum Hertzian pressure on coefficient of traction was reversed for percent slip values ranging between 20 to 100. An inflection point was incurred in the 16 to 20 percent range. The coefficient of traction increased with the rolling velocity after the inflection point. 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The coefficient of traction increased as the maximum Hertzian pressure was increased for percent slips ranging between 0 to 20. The effect of maximum Hertzian pressure on coefficient of traction was reversed for percent slip values ranging between 20 to 100. An inflection point was incurred in the 16 to 20 percent range. The coefficient of traction increased with the rolling velocity after the inflection point. 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