Silicon Carbide Ceramic Gear Product Introduction
Silicon carbide ceramic (SiC) is an advanced ceramic material with silicon carbide as its main component, possessing the following significant characteristics:
1. High hardness: Mohs hardness reaches 9.2-9.6, second only to diamond and boron carbide, giving it excellent wear resistance. 2. High-temperature stability: High-temperature strength can be maintained up to 1600℃, making it one of the best high-temperature performing ceramic materials known.
3. Chemical stability: Resistant to strong acids and bases, performing excellently in harsh chemical environments.
4. Low friction coefficient: The surface friction coefficient is only 0.01-0.02, exhibiting self-lubricating properties.
5. High thermal conductivity: Thermal conductivity reaches 120-200 W/(m·K), enabling effective heat dissipation.
Application Areas
Silicon carbide ceramic gears are widely used in the following fields:
Application areas | Application Scenarios | Advantages demonstrated |
Aerospace | Engine components, turbine systems | High temperature resistance, thermal shock resistance |
New energy | Electric vehicle motor bearings, braking systems | High thermal conductivity, long lifespan. |
Chemical machinery | Pump and valve seals, reactor components | Corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant |
Semiconductor manufacturing | Wafer processing equipment | High purity, high temperature resistance |
Precision machinery | High-precision transmission system | Low friction, dimensionally stable |
Advantages compared to traditional materials
Performance indicators | Silicon carbide ceramics | metal gears | Traditional ceramics |
hardness | Very high (Mohs hardness 9.2-9.6) | medium | High but relatively low |
Temperature resistance | Can reach 1600℃ | Typically <600℃ | Typically <1200℃ |
Wear resistance | Okay, the wear rate is <10⁻⁶ mm³/(N·m). | generally | better |
Corrosion resistance | Excellent | Poor | generally |
density | Low (3.2 g/cm³) | high | medium |
Supports custom specifications.