Full-ceramic brake systems for high performance friction applications
Full-ceramic brake systems for high performance friction applications
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jeurceramsoc.2016.04.040
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发表时间:
2016-11
影响因子:
5.7
通讯作者:
N. Langhof;M. Rabenstein;Jens Rosenlöcher;Reinhard Hackenschmidt;W. Krenkel;F. Rieg
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作者:
N. Langhof;M. Rabenstein;Jens Rosenlöcher;Reinhard Hackenschmidt;W. Krenkel;F. Rieg
Ceramic matrix composites (CMC) are promising materials for friction applications. Typically, C/SiC rotors are combined with organic pads (Low Met). Within this work, two types of CMC brake pads were studied, C/SiC SF as well as C/SiC SF 11Coke with 11 vol.% coke as filler, accompanied with the Low Met reference pads. Small brake pads (400 mm2) were applied on a lab-scale and larger pads (12,000 mm2) on a full-scale inertia dynamometer. In both cases, the corresponding rotor was a C/SiC disc with a SiC-rich friction layer. Sliding speeds up to 42.6 m/s and braking pressures up to 8 MPa were applied. The smaller CMC pads show lower wear and higher coefficient of frictions (COF), compared to the reference. This frictional behavior was confirmed on the full-scale dynamometer with mean COFs up to 0.45. However, the wear of the large C/SiC pads was somewhat higher on the full-scale dynamometer.