Carbon/carbon composite materials have become a new generation of brake materials to replace metal based composite materials due to their unique mechanical, thermal and friction and wear properties.
Its main features are as follows:
(1) The density of the material is as low as 1.5g/cm3, which can significantly reduce the structural mass of the brake disc;
(2) The material has excellent wear resistance and the brake disc has a long service life, which is more than twice that of metal matrix composite materials;
(3) Stable dynamic friction factor, excellent anti-sticking and anti-adhesion properties;
(4) Simplify the brake disc design and do not require additional friction linings, connectors, brake skeletons, etc;
(5) Small thermal expansion coefficient, high specific heat capacity (twice that of iron), and high thermal conductivity;
(6) Carbon/carbon brake disc has high working temperature and heat resistance up to 2700℃.
Technical Data of Carbon-Carbon Composite |
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Index | Unit | Value |
Bulk density | g/cm3 | 1.40~1.50 |
Carbon content | % | ≥98.5~99.9 |
Ash | PPM | ≤65 |
Thermal conductivity (1150℃) | W/m.k | 10~30 |
Tensile strength | Mpa | 90~130 |
Flexural Strength | Mpa | 100~150 |
Compressive strength | Mpa | 130~170 |
Shear strength | Mpa | 50~60 |
Interlaminar Shear strength | Mpa | ≥13 |
Electric resistivity | Ω.mm2/m | 30~43 |
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion | 106/K | 0.3~1.2 |
Processing Temperature | ℃ | ≥2400℃ |
Military quality, full chemical vapor deposition furnace deposition, imported Toray carbon fiber T700 pre-woven 3D needle knitting. Material specifications: maximum outer diameter 2000mm, wall thickness 8-25mm, height 1600mm |