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The present work discusses the tribological performance of friction
composites reinforced by natural fibers at continuous and starting
- stopping tests aiming to provide specific relationship between
the performances of the two tests. In the friction composites,
asbestos is replaced by the tested natural fibers such as corn,
palm and sugar bars. The proposed composites contain a mixture of
phenolic resin (as matrix), metal powder (iron, copper, and
aluminum), graphite, barium sulfate, and silica. Friction
coefficient, wear, and temperature were accurately measured for the
two tests (starting-stopping and continuous) to illustrate the
effect of the different fibers ingredients and obtain a
relationship between the performances of the two tests. Worn
surface of the samples were examined and investigated by SEM
scanning electron microscopy for discerning the coherence extent of
different agriculture fibers with other components. The
tribological properties of the new composite materials were
compared with that of three commercial brake linings (brake lining
A, brake lining B, and brake lining C), which are Egyptian,
Chinese, and Turkish brake lining respectively.
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