Research on Composite Materials Used for Brake Shoes Manufacture

Erika Popa; Liviu Pascu; Ana Virginia Socalici; Marius Ardelean

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.254.207

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Research on Composite Materials Used for Brake Shoes Manufacture

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The paper relates laboratory experiments in order to obtain a composite material used for brake shoe manufacture. Regarding the testing materials were processed 38 samples. The percentage and composition of materials are: 15-45% novolac, 1,5-10% hexametyltetramin, 0-8% sulfur, 0-15% carbon fiber, 0-20% graphite, 0-25% aluminum, 15-28% brass and 0-40% rubber. The evolution of tribological and temperature parameters were analyzed in the contact zone tribological testing disk - split pin method. The composite material has the role to replace the classic material (cast iron) used in brake shoes composition in order to reduce the noise caused by rolling stock.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 254)

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Erika Popa*, Liviu Pascu, Ana Virginia Socalici, Marius Ardelean

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Abrasive Wear, Brake Shoes, Composite Material, Tribological Parameters

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