This article presents a mathematical model of a planar system for the multipoint, oblique, and eccentric impact of rough bodies. The created model served for numerical investigations of the system's behaviour. To analyse the influence of various parameters, three simplified cases were defined. Each of these cases focused on different aspects of the simulation. The first case was used to determine how many contacting bodies undergo impact at a given time point. This result was then compared with the experimental observations, which gave good agreement. The second case investigated the influence of the body configuration and the coefficient of friction (COF) on the sliding process during impact. Depending on the parameter values, the sliding process was divided into three main areas: slip-reversal slip, stick-slip, and continuous slip with increasing sliding velocity. The third case focused on the energy dissipation expressed by the coefficient of restitution (COR) and the angle of incidence of the initiating impact; this case showed possible improvement areas of the used impact force model.
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