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Effect of Composition on the Tribological Behaviors of Ceramic-Matrix Friction Materials

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The steel fiber reinforced ceramic matrix friction material is prepared by nitrogen protection sintering method. The specimens of the three different friction materials containing different content of alumina, clay and potash feldspar are formulated. The friction and wear characteristics are determined by using the XD-MSM constant speed friction tester. The testing results show that the increase of potash feldspar and the decrease of clay content make friction coefficient become more stable and diminish the sensitivity of friction coefficient to the temperature changes. This study also identify that among the three friction materials investigated, the main wear mechanism converts from grain pull-out and fracture wear to adhesion wear and abrasive wear.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1061-1062)

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645-648

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1061-1062.645

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December 2014

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Fa Hui Wang*, Ying Liu

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Ceramic Material, Friction, Wear

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