2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.wear.2006.08.013
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Fade performance prediction of automotive friction materials by means of artificial neural networks

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“…According to authors of papers [8] and [9], a friction film or a third body layer is produced incessantly by maintaining a certain thickness and it is composed of carbonaceous reaction products, unreacted constituents, oxide from metallic ingredients. Friction characteristics of the transfer layer between a brake disc and pads developed during subsequent braking influence the braking effectiveness at elevated temperature.…”
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“…According to authors of papers [8] and [9], a friction film or a third body layer is produced incessantly by maintaining a certain thickness and it is composed of carbonaceous reaction products, unreacted constituents, oxide from metallic ingredients. Friction characteristics of the transfer layer between a brake disc and pads developed during subsequent braking influence the braking effectiveness at elevated temperature.…”
Section: -60mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of the most important braking phenomena is different sensitivity of braking torque against change of actuation pressure, sliding speed and brake interface temperature. Besides, the properties of the friction material play often a crucial role in driver's perception of braking performance, especially at elevated brake interface temperatures [8][9][10]. Widespread opinion relates to drivers, who expect relatively constant level of brake performance at various braking regimes.…”
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“…Bijwe ve arkadaşları [18], 300-400ºC arasındaki sıcaklık değerlerine yükselen fren disklerinin etkinlik kaybına neden olabileceğini vurgulamışlardır. Aleksendric ve Duboka [19] ise 400ºC civarındaki sıcaklıkların eşik değer olduğunu, disk sıcaklıklarının 600ºC'yi aşması halinde fren diski ile balata arasındaki sürtünme katsayısının büyük ölçüde azalması nedeniyle fren etkinliğinin tamamen kaybolacağını savunmuştur. Benzer sıcaklık eşik değerlerini telaffuz eden Lingman da [20] 900ºC'ye ulaşan disk sıcaklıklarının balatanın yanmasına neden olacağını belirtmiştir.…”
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