Semimetal brake lining
A technology of brake linings and semi-metals, applied in the direction of friction linings, mechanical equipment, etc., can solve the problems of reducing the quality stability of brake linings, insufficient braking force, and high product hardness, so as to ensure comprehensive performance and environmental benefits , reduce brake thermal jitter, and stabilize the friction coefficient
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[0012] Steel wool 79% by weight; boron phenolic resin 2.8%, graphite 4.8%, petroleum coke 1.5%, magnesium oxide 4.1%, barite (500-600 mesh) 3.0%, rubber powder (60-80 mesh) 1.4 % and friction powder 3.4% are put into the mixer and stirred and mixed evenly to form a mixture with moderate particle size and uniform mixing; then pour the powdered material into a heated mold and hot press for molding. The hot pressing time is less than 4min. The temperature is 180-250°C, and finally the hot-pressed product is put into an oven, and it is cured under 300°C within 10 hours to achieve the final performance of the product.
Embodiment 2
[0014] Steel wool 79% by weight; boron phenolic resin 3.5%, graphite 4.2%, petroleum coke 1.8%, magnesium oxide 3.8%, barite (500-600 mesh) 3.0%, rubber powder (60-80 mesh) 1.6 % and friction powder 3.1% are put into the mixer and stirred and mixed evenly to form a mixture with moderate particle size and uniform mixing; then pour the powdered material into a heated mold and hot press for molding. The hot pressing time is less than 4min. The temperature is 180-250°C, and finally the hot-pressed product is put into an oven, and it is cured under 300°C within 10 hours to achieve the final performance of the product.
Embodiment 3
[0016] Steel wool 79.5% by weight; boron phenolic resin 2.5%, graphite 5.2%, petroleum coke 1.5%, magnesium oxide 3.8%, barite (500-600 mesh) 3.0%, rubber powder (60-80 mesh) 1.5% % and friction powder 3.0% are put into the mixer and stirred and mixed evenly to form a mixture with moderate particle size and uniform mixing; then pour the powdered material into a heated mold for hot pressing molding, and the hot pressing time is less than 4 minutes. The temperature is 180-250°C, and finally the hot-pressed product is put into an oven, and it is cured under 300°C within 10 hours to achieve the final performance of the product.
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