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Effect of temperature on moulded friction materials

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Garg, DP; Rabins, MJ

Published in: Institution of Engineers, Australia -- Journal

1965

Experimental investigation of dependence on temperature of dynamic coefficient of friction of commercially available materials transmitting friction force in clutches and brakes is described; it was found that coefficient of friction starts decreasing at some elevated temperature and then, at some still higher temperature, assumes lower stable value; study shows that temperature causes breakdown of deposited intersurface film; breakdown is cause of decrease or fade in coefficient of friction; recovery time is shorter for higher loads and speeds.

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Author Devendra P. Garg Thomas Lord Department of Mechanical Engineering and Materia ...

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Institution of Engineers, Australia -- Journal

Publication Date

1965

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83 / 86

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Garg, D. P., & Rabins, M. J. (1965). Effect of temperature on moulded friction materials. Institution of Engineers, Australia -- Journal, 37(3), 83–86.

Garg, D. P., and M. J. Rabins. “Effect of temperature on moulded friction materials.” Institution of Engineers, Australia -- Journal 37, no. 3 (1965): 83–86.

Garg DP, Rabins MJ. Effect of temperature on moulded friction materials. Institution of Engineers, Australia -- Journal. 1965;37(3):83–6.

Garg, D. P., and M. J. Rabins. “Effect of temperature on moulded friction materials.” Institution of Engineers, Australia -- Journal, vol. 37, no. 3, 1965, pp. 83–86.

Garg DP, Rabins MJ. Effect of temperature on moulded friction materials. Institution of Engineers, Australia -- Journal. 1965;37(3):83–86.