The effect of wollastonite silane-treatment on mechanical and tribological performance of NAO brake-pads

Abdel-Latif, May; El-Tayeb, N. S. M.; Mahale, Vishal; Bijwe, Jayashree

doi:10.1504/ijsurfse.2019.10025577

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“…However, the DTG curve of sample #1 exhibited only one peak at 446 °C before 600 °C. Our analysis showed that the binder must be nitrile rubber [25,26]. As observed in Figure 7A, the TG curve of sample #2 was above the TG curve of sample #1, and the residual weight of sample #1 was lower than that of sample #2.…”

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Morphology and Composition of the Third Body on the Friction Surface of an Organic Composite Railway Brake Shoe

Yuan

Pei

et al. 2023

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Friction properties are significantly affected by third bodies (films formed on friction surfaces). However, the study of their composition and structure remains incomplete. For this reason, an organic composite railway brake shoe was tested at an initial braking speed of 125 km/h using a full-scale dynamometer. A third body with a thickness of ~120 μm was obtained, and its morphology and composition were analyzed using a multiple techniques. The results indicated that the third body had a layered structure. The upper surface was smoother than the lower surface. The carbon content on the upper surface decreased by 68.01%, and the iron content increased by 11.85 times in relation to that on the lower surface. Compared to the brake shoe, the iron content of the third body increased by 272.81%, and most of the iron was oxidized. Furthermore, the content of barium, calcium, and silicon decreased by more than 33%, and the crystalline structures of the inorganic filler materials, such as graphite and barium sulfate, were destroyed, with new crystalline structures appearing. Finally, the residual weight at 650 °C increased from 90.35% to 96.59%. This research could provide a reference for exploring the friction and wear mechanisms of organic composite railway brake shoes.

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confidence: 72%