Investigation on the Properties of the Brake Friction Materials for Oil Driller

Abstract:

In this paper, phenolic resin-based composite materials were prepared using glass fiber instead of asbestos for the oil driller brake friction materials, and its impact performance and friction and wear properties were investigated, and compared with performance of asbestos containing material. The results showed that the impact strength of glass fiber reinforced material were higher than that of asbestos reinforced material. When the friction speeds were constant, the friction coefficient of asbestos reinforced material changed in the range of 0.308~0.4302, and the glass fiber reinforced material was 0.308~0.425.The glass fiber can replace asbestos as a reinforced material for oil driller brake friction materials.

• Periodical: Materials Science Forum (Volume 939)
• Pages: 192-196
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.939.192
• Online since: November 2018
• Authors: Jia Zhi Yuan, Jing Zeng, Zhen Xin Duan, Wen Pei, Hua Chen*
• Keywords: Asbestos, Friction Coefficient, Glass Fiber, Hybrid Fiber Friction Materials

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