2. Composite wear
Generally speaking, the use of composites containing one or more polymers and, possibly, other types of materials serves a fourfold purpose:
enable them to withstand the normal force applied: mechanical reinforcement effect by increasing Young's modulus, compressive strength σ Rc , hardness... ;
extend the operating temperature and/or mechanical power range PΔu ;
check the level of friction: note that it is not always desirable to reduce it, as in the case of brake pads, for example;
reduce and/or stabilize wear speed at an acceptable level, which is always a desirable objective.
To a first approximation, the volume properties of a composite (at least if it has...
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