Glijgraad
Glijgraad is a Dutch term that translates roughly as the degree or propensity of sliding. In practical use it denotes a measure of how readily two contacting surfaces slip past each other under a given load. The concept is applied across disciplines to describe sliding behavior in frictional contact, wear, and stability analyses.
In geotechnics and slope stability, glijgraad often refers to the inclination or steepness of a potential slip
In tribology and mechanical engineering, glijgraad describes how readily surfaces slide under a given loading, contributing
Measurement and reporting of glijgraad vary by field, and it is not tied to a single SI