Abstract:Squeal and chatter phenomena are often generated in bicycle disc brakes. The squeal is in-plane unstable vibration along the disc surface caused by dry friction with negative slope with respect to the relative velocity. The squeal is generated in the vibrating system including the brake unit, spokes and hub. According to experiments, the chatter is generated in a certain limited range at high disc temperatures, and is nonlinear frictional vibration in which the out-of-plane unstable vibration of the disc due t… Show more
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