Abstract
The friction behavior of Si3N4/carbon fiber composites under various sliding conditions and with various carbon fiber contents was researched. The carbon fiber content did not affect the friction coefficient under hydrodynamic‐type lubrication, but the running in distance decreased with increasing carbon fiber content. In a Stribeck analysis, the addition of carbon fibers to the Si3N4 material shifted the transition point from a hydrodynamic to mixed lubrication regime to more severe conditions, and had an effect on the friction coefficient under the boundary lubrication‐type regime.
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