2022
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-19-2091-2_7
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Modelling and Analysis of Brake Disc with Various Profiles for EN31 Material

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“…The publication [106] mentioned that the temperature of drilled brake discs during continuous braking at the speed of 60 km.h −1 is 24% lower than the temperature of the solid brake disc. The measurement results in this publication show again that in addition to brake disc drilling, thermal properties of a brake disc's material are also important [29,107,108]. Thus, a drilled brake disc does not ensure a lower temperature during continuous braking at low speed in comparison with a solid brake disc.…”
Section: Results Of Measurements Of the Temperature Of Brake Discs Du...mentioning
confidence: 81%
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“…The publication [106] mentioned that the temperature of drilled brake discs during continuous braking at the speed of 60 km.h −1 is 24% lower than the temperature of the solid brake disc. The measurement results in this publication show again that in addition to brake disc drilling, thermal properties of a brake disc's material are also important [29,107,108]. Thus, a drilled brake disc does not ensure a lower temperature during continuous braking at low speed in comparison with a solid brake disc.…”
Section: Results Of Measurements Of the Temperature Of Brake Discs Du...mentioning
confidence: 81%
“…Overheating can also happen even when braking normally, if the brake disc or brake pads are made of improper material with the wrong value of thermal conductivity [29,30]. Overheating may occur due to the wrong material combination of a brake disc with brake pads as well, which is also seen in the publications [31,32].…”
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confidence: 96%