SAE Technical Paper Series 1989
DOI: 10.4271/890950
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Carbon/Carbon Friction Materials for Dry and Wet Brake and Clutch Applications

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“…Short fiber reinforced C/C‐SiC composites with their nearly isotropic fiber architecture offer more than doubled values for the silicon carbide content and for the thermal conductivity in comparison to woven fabric reinforced C/C‐SiC materials. Table III compares the mechanical and thermal properties of bidirectionally as well as short fiber reinforced C/C‐SiC composites to commercial products of carbon/carbon 21–23 and C/SiC 24…”
Section: Applications Of C/c‐sic Compositesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Short fiber reinforced C/C‐SiC composites with their nearly isotropic fiber architecture offer more than doubled values for the silicon carbide content and for the thermal conductivity in comparison to woven fabric reinforced C/C‐SiC materials. Table III compares the mechanical and thermal properties of bidirectionally as well as short fiber reinforced C/C‐SiC composites to commercial products of carbon/carbon 21–23 and C/SiC 24…”
Section: Applications Of C/c‐sic Compositesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A brief history of the development of carbon/carbon composite multi-plate clutches for Formula One (F1) applications has been presented by both Gibson and Taccini (1989) and Lawrence et al (2006). The first carbon/carbon clutch was introduced in 1982 and in 1987 the first race victory using a carbon/carbon clutch was achieved and carbon/carbon multi-plate clutches have been standard technology within F1 ever since.…”
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“…Der Einsatz von kohlenstoffkurzfaserverstärk-ten Keramiken (C/C-SiC) stellt eine Weiterentwicklung der kohlenstoffkurzfaserverstärkten Kohlenstoffe (C/C) dar, die bisher größtenteils als Bremsscheibenwerkstoffe im Bereich der Luftfahrt und im Motorsport eingesetzt wurden [2][3][4]. Während die kohlenstofflangfaserverstärkten Keramiken und zu SiSiC konvertierten Kohlenstofffilze schon im Luftund Raumfahrtbereich als auch in Industrieanwendungen zum Einsatz kommen [5][6][7][8], ist der Gebrauch von kohlenstoffkurzfaserverstärkten Keramiken gerade in der Anfangsphase [1,9].…”
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