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17. Asbestos Free Braking Pads by Using Organic Fiber Based Reinforced Composites for Automotive Industries

Authors : Sandeep Kumar, Brijesh Gangil, K. K. S. Mer, Don Biswas, Vinay Kumar Patel

Published in: Automotive Tribology

Publisher: Springer Singapore

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This book chapter focuses on the development in replacement of first generation brake materials (asbestos) by organic fiber based polymer composites. This replacement is necessary as the asbestos brake pads causes hazardous effects to the human being and environment. Many researchers report the several organic alternatives for asbestos in different journals. In this chapter, some of the best performed and eco-friendly compositions for brake materials are discussed. The uses of organic fibers and fillers such as flax, basalt, coconut, palm kernel shell, periwinkle shell, and pineapple leaf etc. are studied as an alternative to the asbestos based materials for braking pads. Different combinations of organic fibers with different binders like phenolic resin, polyester, and epoxy etc. are also studied and its influence on the behavior of brake pads is reviewed. Moreover, wear and friction coefficient are the two significant factors to be considered for suitability of any friction materials for braking pad application. Moreover, the influential rules and mechanism of braking conditions like pressure, velocity, and temperature on the friction and wear behaviors of organic reinforcing friction materials are summarized.

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Title: Asbestos Free Braking Pads by Using Organic Fiber Based Reinforced Composites for Automotive Industries
Authors: Sandeep Kumar
Brijesh Gangil
K. K. S. Mer
Don Biswas
Vinay Kumar Patel
Publisher: Springer Singapore
Book: Automotive Tribology
Print ISBN: 978-981-15-0433-4

Electronic ISBN: 978-981-15-0434-1

Copyright Year: 2019
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-0434-1_17

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