Brakes – Elements – Shoes
Reexamination Certificate
1999-12-23
2002-12-24
Schwartz, Christopher P. (Department: 3683)
Brakes
Elements
Shoes
C523S152000, C188S073100, C188S26400E
Reexamination Certificate
active
06497307
ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to a friction surface coating for a friction material of a brake system especially for a motor vehicle, a truck, a rail vehicle or an aircraft. Furthermore, the invention relates to a brake lining, especially for a disk brake, with a carrier plate and a friction material block placed thereon which constitutes a friction surface.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
For the tribological system disk brake, a desired coefficient of friction arises between a disk brake and a brake lining only after a certain number of braking actions. These braking actions, in which a new friction pairing which is not yet run-in possesses a coefficient of friction which greatly depends on the running-in state, are also designated as running-in braking actions. For the coefficient of friction, geometrical adaptations between the brake lining and the brake disk and a tribological boundary layer constitution, generally designated as friction coal, are essential influence parameters. Only when the boundary layer and the geometry are sufficiently constituted by the running-in braking actions, we come with the coefficient of friction of the system to the so-called steady condition. Thus, the friction pairing reaches a run-in state and thus the desired coefficient of friction level only after a relatively high number of running-in braking actions.
Under certain automotive engineering operating conditions, there comes however to problems due to the difference between the run-in system and the not run-in system. For example truck trailers are brake tested after manufacturing. Referred to nine tons axle load extrapolated to 6,5 bar, the vehicle must reach at least 45% (50%) deceleration. These tests take place most of the time on roller type test stands with a low test speed at the manufacturer's in-situ or at the nearest technical surveyance location to which the vehicle is brought with very low brake pressures. But the decelerations must also be dynamically reached when testing the brake system of the double train on the road by higher speeds. Here it has been found as a problem that a new disk brake system in not run-in state most of the time does not comply with the above mentioned requirements.
The aim of this invention is to make available an improvement of the tribological system brake, especially of a disk brake, which eliminates the above mentioned disadvantages and also reaches sufficient coefficients of friction in not run-in state.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
This aim is achieved by a friction surface coating of the above mentioned type and by a brake lining of the above mentioned type, wherein the friction surface coating contains 0 to 30% in weight phenolic resin, 5 to 95% in weight aluminum oxide, 0 to 20% in weight silicium oxide, 5 to 75% bonding agent, 0 to 10% in weight interlacing agent, 0 to 50% in weight elastomer and 0 to 50% in weight filler.
This has the advantage that a sufficient and reliable coefficient of friction is obtained in each test state of a brake installation, for example of a vehicle, even with a (disk) brake system which is not yet run-in. The coefficient of friction of the system which is not run-in made of the brake disk with the brake linings and the coating placed thereon substantially corresponds to the coefficient of friction of the run-in system. For this reason, the system which is not run-in efficiently obtains with the coating according to the invention a required braking ratio under all test conditions such as roller type test stand in-situ, roller type test stand separate from the manufacturing place, dynamic test of a truck with trailer. Here the coating according to the invention also develops its advantageous effect under different relative speeds between the brake lining and the brake disk. The coating is simultaneously sufficiently resistant to abrasion so that it also functions when the testing place is remote from the manufacturing place. Moreover there is no downfall of the coefficient of friction by the transition from the effect of the coating to the run-in state.
For applying the friction surface coating by means of screen printing process, with a spray gun or with an impregnated foam, the friction surface coating further advantageously shows 20 to 80% in weight, especially 50% in weight, solvent, especially water.
Here the phenolic resin is for example a phenol resol in water (70 to 80% solid content), especially resin 9126 SW, the aluminium oxide corundum in form of Rhinalox special fused alumina white, especially Bikorit F 280, the silicium oxide silicic acid, for example in form of a hydrophobic SiO
2
as a loose white powder, especially Aerosil R 972, the bonding agent a phenolic/cresylic resin/NBR bonding agent on water base (hydroadhesive), especially W9-9501 bonding agent WK 700 C, the interlacing agent a mixture of organic solvents and additives, especially ZG-1496 in form of a brownish additive, the elastomer a rubber or a rubber flour in form of a recycled product made of treads on SBR/NR base, especially rubber flour 289 055 and the filler, for example a colouring agent, especially soot, especially Cabot Farbru&bgr; Elftex 430.
In a first preferred embodiment, the friction surface coating shows 3% in weight phenolic resin, 54,8% in weight aluminium oxide, 3,2% in weight silicium oxide, 38% in weight bonding agent and 1% in weight interlacing agent.
In a second preferred embodiment, the friction surface coating shows 56,49% in weight aluminium oxide, 3,3% in weight silicium oxide, 39,18% in weight bonding agent and 1,03% in weight interlacing agent.
In a third preferred embodiment, the friction surface coating shows 49,12% in weight aluminium oxide, 2,87% in weight silicium oxide, 34,07% in weight bonding agent, 0,9% in weight interlacing agent and approximately 13,04% elastomer.
In a fourth preferred embodiment, the friction surface coating shows 41,99-31,99% in weight aluminium oxide, 10-20% in weight silicium oxide, 34,07% in weight bonding agent, 0,9% in weight interlacing agent and approximately 13,04% elastomer.
For a brake lining according to the invention of the above mentioned type, a friction surface coating as mentioned above is provided for on the friction surface.
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Grimme Hansjörg
Pfannebecker Thomas
Schoo Norbert
Schwarz Uwe
AlliedSignal Bremsbelag GmbH
Kramer Devon
Kueffner Friedrich
Schwartz Christopher P.
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