This paper primarily focused on the dynamic tribology properties of one certain nonasbestos organic (NAO) friction material by using an approximate in situ method. This study was performed through a pad-on-disk type friction tester under different temperature conditions. Results showed that temperature has a significant effect on the dynamic tribology performance. At 100 °C, friction coefficient and wear rate after the running-in stage varied little with time. At 250 °C, friction coefficient after the running-in stage increased gradually and then tended to be stable, while wear rate decreased gradually. From 100 to 350 °C, friction coefficient increased first as a function of temperature, but decreased sharply when the temperature was over 250 °C. Simultaneously, wear rate also increased sharply over 250 °C. Additionally, three dynamic evolution models of worn surfaces corresponding to different cases were established.
Issue Section:
Friction and Wear
Keywords:
Abrasion,
Adhesion,
Contact,
Contact area,
Interface,
Sliding,
Surface properties ,
Wear,
Wear mechanisms,
Characterization
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