M. Nakagawa et al., FRICTION AND WEAR PROPERTIES OF C C AND C ERAMICS PARTICLE DISPERSED C/C COMPOSITES IN A ZINC PLATING BATH/, Tetsu to hagane, 82(8), 1996, pp. 689-694
Friction and wear properties of C/C and ceramic particle dispersed C/C
composites sliding against sialon ceramics were investigated in a zin
c plating bath. (T)he results are summarized as follows: (1) SIC parti
cle dispersed C/C has the highest friction coefficient and the lowest
wear resistance. BN particle dispersed C/C has lower friction coeffici
ent but lower wear resistance than C/C composite. Y2O3 particle disper
sed C/C has the lowest friction coefficient and the highest wear resis
tance. (2) Dispersion of some ceramic particles into C/C composite was
useful in improving its friction and wear properties, although some d
ispersions had the oppsite effect. (3) Dispersion of ceramic particles
with higher hardness than dress but lower hardness than sialon cerami
cs into C/C composite was found to improve both the fricition and wear
properties of the composite.