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COMPOSITES THEORY AND PRACTICE

formerly: KOMPOZYTY (COMPOSITES)

Influence of glass carbon on thermal and mechanical properties of regenerative epoxy composites

Zbigniew Pawelec, Jarosław Molenda, Marek Wolszczak

Quarterly No. 2, 2010 pages 110-114

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keywords: glassy carbon, metal-polymer composite, tribological characteristic, thermal properties

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abstract The main reason for loss exploitation properties of machine construction elements are surface damages of cooperative moving parts. One of the basic methods for protraction of a machine’s life cycle is regeneration of slide bearings surface damage. It could be done by application of polymeric composite materials (PCMs) instead of a classical regeneration method. PCMs characterize by a low friction coefficient and a high wearing resistance. On account of a work specification of these materials optimization of theirs thermal and mechanical properties is necessary. In the article investigation results concerning on influence of the glassy carbon on regenerative metal-polymer composites were presented. Composite materials containing the glassy carbon in the mass fraction from 5 to 30 parts by weight were investigated. For formulated composite materials mechanical properties like the Brinell hardness test, the Charpy impact strength and a resistance to compression and separation were determined. With use of the Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) thermal effects associated with processes proceeding during a sample heating were studied and the coefficient of thermal linear expansion by dilatometer was determined. Tribological characteristics of metal-polymer composite - bronze combination were measured using the block-on ring tester. On the basis of the obtained results it was confirmed the presence of the glassy carbon in metal-polymer composites stabilize theirs thermal transformation in a elevated temperature and limit theirs coefficient of thermal linear expansion. Presence of the tested filler in the polymer composition to 20% m/m has a good influence on the mechanical properties of the characterized material. Higher hardness, impact strength and lower wearing of the obtained material was observed.

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