Comparison and Analysis of Braking Load Capacity in Different Chinese City

Lanie Abi; Tian Ji Feng; Ming Yue Zhou; Jia Jun Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.864.167

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Comparison and Analysis of Braking Load Capacity in Different Chinese City

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In this paper we used the braking load index to illustrate the different braking load of cities under different braking conditions. The initial speed of braking, braking process speed difference, braking deceleration, temperature change of friction plate in braking process, the brake pedal force are different. Through the analysis of the measurement data, we comprehensively understood the differences of the braking conditions in different cities and the driving habits of consumers in different regions. The research could give a good theoretical support for the design process and after sales service.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 864)

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Lanie Abi*, Tian Ji Feng, Ming Yue Zhou, Jia Jun Chen

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Braking Load, Friction, Pedal Force

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