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Torque Capacity of a Multidisc Clutch
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Abstract
Multiplate clutches are often designed without considering the effect of spline friction and the friction coefficient velocity characteristic of the friction linings. Such designs give an underrated clutch for a given torque duty. An attempt is made in this paper to clarify the factors that must be considered in the clutch design.
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Reddy, R., Sen, D., and Keshav, M., "Torque Capacity of a Multidisc Clutch," SAE Technical Paper 690268, 1969, https://doi.org/10.4271/690268.Also In
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