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第 45 卷     第 4 期                      摩擦学学报(中英文)                                       Vol 45   No 4
            2025  年 4  月                                 Tribology                                   Apr, 2025

            DOI: 10.16078/j.tribology.2024065        CSTR: 32261.14.j.tribology.2024065

            于文峰, 高禩洋, 段德莉, 杨帅, 王旭. 高速列车用闸片摩擦学行为与磨损寿命研究[J]. 摩擦学学报(中英文), 2025, 45(4):
            557−570.    YU Wenfeng, GAO Siyang, DUAN Deli, YANG Shuai, WANG Xu. Evolution of Tribological Behavior and Wear Life
            of Brake Pads for High-Speed Trains[J]. Tribology, 2025, 45(4): 557−570.




                   高速列车用闸片摩擦学行为与磨损寿命研究



                                                       2,3*
                                                                  2,3
                                                                           2,3
                                     于文峰    1,2,3 , 高禩洋 , 段德莉 , 杨  帅 , 王  旭         1
                                       (1. 辽宁石油化工大学 机械工程学院,辽宁 抚顺 113006;
                                      2. 辽宁省航发材料摩擦学重点实验室,辽宁 沈阳 110016;
                                 3. 中国科学院金属研究所 师昌绪先进材料创新中心,辽宁 沈阳 110016)

                摘   要: 采用高速销-环式摩擦磨损试验机,对燕尾I-C型闸片在350 km/h速度水平下的摩擦学行为、闸片各组元的损
                                                                    3                                3
                伤机制和磨损寿命进行了系统的分析. 闸片平均摩擦耗散能为0.113 cm /MJ,接近1:1制动试验台的测试结果0.14 cm /MJ.
                不同循环次数下的高速摩擦磨损试验中,主要发生磨粒磨损和黏着磨损,平均摩擦系数呈现一定波动性,介于0.40~
                0.44. 循环试验次数增加,闸片表面摩擦层的厚度和连续性增强,80次循环摩擦试验后环表面存在厚度不均的富Cu-Cr
                摩擦层. 经拟合计算,350 km/h速度水平的紧急制动工况下,闸片的磨损寿命大约为341次. 闸片半原位磨损试验表
                明:增强组元易于破碎脱落,特别是紧邻石墨组元的部分;磨屑可能会脱离摩擦界面、储存在闸片表面低洼处或压
                实成摩擦层;在剪切力、磨屑的犁削以及摩擦副的黏着作用下,表面的摩擦层会经历去除和生成的过程.
                关键词: 磨损寿命; 摩擦磨损; 闸片; 磨损机制; 材料摩擦学
                中图分类号: TH117.1;TB333           文献标志码: A                    文章编号: 1004-0595(2025)04–0557–14


                         Evolution of Tribological Behavior and Wear Life of

                                     Brake Pads for High-Speed Trains


                                       1,2,3         2,3*          2,3           2,3         1
                            YU Wenfeng   , GAO Siyang , DUAN Deli , YANG Shuai , WANG Xu
                     (1. Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Liaoning Petrochemical university, Liaoning Fushun 113006, China;;
                        2. Liaoning Key Laboratory of Aero-Engine Material Tribology, Liaoning Shenyang 110016, China;;
                 3. Changxu Shi Advanced Materials Innovation Center, Institute of Metal Research, Liaoning Shenyang 110016, China)
                 Abstract: With the continuous improvement of high-speed train running speed and heavy load technology, the energy
                 dissipation  density  and  thermal  shock  between  the  braking  pads-braking  discs  friction  pair  have  also  increased
                 significantly,  which  undoubtedly  constitutes  a  serious  challenge  for  the  friction  and  wear  performance  of  the  disc
                 braking system, especially the braking pads material as a wearable and necessary part. In this paper, from the perspective
                 of energy dissipation, the friction and wear behavior characteristics and wear life of dovetailed I-C type braking pads at a
                 speed level of 350 km/h with different cumulative cycle times (service cycles) were thoroughly investigated using a
                 high-speed pin-ring friction and wear tester instead of a 1:1 brake bench test equipment based on the principle of specific
                 experimental parameter selection. In addition, semi-in-situ wear experiments were carried out in order to characterize in
                 detail the damage mechanism of each component in the braking pads. The conclusions of this paper were as follows. The
                 average  friction  coefficient  of  the  pin-ring  friction  pair  under  different  number  of  cyclic  experiments  was  mainly


            Received 26 March 2024, revised 10 May 2024, accepted 11 May 2024, available online 8 August 2024.
            *Corresponding author. E-mail: sygao@imr.ac.cn, Tel: +86-15998371677.
            This project was supported by the China State Railway Group Co, Ltd project (N2022J043).
            中国铁路集团有限公司项目(N2022J043)资助.
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