Research of the Transient Temperature Field and Friction Properties on Disc Brakes

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According to the real dimension of the braking disc, the finite element modeling for three-dimensional transient cyclic symmetry during the long downhill braking is established. The distribution of the transient temperature field of the brake disc during the braking are analyzed. The variation of the friction factor combined with the temperature characteristics of the friction factor during the braking are analyzed. The analysis result show: During the braking, the temperature of the brake rises increasingly and reaches the top temperature of 316.04°C at the end of braking process, the high temperature section concentrates in the far area of the friction surface; The changes of the friction factor is relatively stable during the long downhill braking. There is no obvious thermal recession. (Abstract)

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 756-759)

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4331-4335

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September 2013

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