Influence of Graphite Content and Shape on the Cu-Based Sintered Friction Materials
Byeong-Ho Choe, Jong-Hyeong Lee, Gyeong-Tae Song
Abstract
Byeong-Ho Choe, Jong-Hyeong Lee, Gyeong-Tae Song
Abstract
Influence of frictional and mechanical properties was studied with the content(8-18 wt.%) and shapes(flake of irregular) of graphite that was used as lubricant components of copper-based sintered materials. The density, hardness and bending strength of friction materials with the shape of flake graphite were lower and decreased rapidly than that of irregular, as the content of graphite increases up to 18 wt.%. In friction test, wear rate was about 2.0-/kgf.m and coefficient of friction was 0.30-0.37, independent on graphite content and shape. As the temperature of friction materials increased, wear rate decreased rapidly because oxides such as and in the surface of friction material were formed.
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Influence of frictional and mechanical properties was studied with the content(8-18 wt.%) and shapes(flake of irregular) of graphite that was used as lubricant components of copper-based sintered materials. The density, hardness and bending strength of friction materials with the shape of flake graphite were lower and decreased rapidly than that of irregular, as the content of graphite increases up to 18 wt.%. In friction test, wear rate was about 2.0-/kgf.m and coefficient of friction was 0.30-0.37, independent on graphite content and shape. As the temperature of friction materials increased, wear rate decreased rapidly because oxides such as and in the surface of friction material were formed.
Key concepts: Materials science, Graphite, Lubricant, Friction coefficient, Composite material, Flake, Copper, Dry lubricant