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Heavy Truck Disc Brakes - Testing for Toughness
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National West Coast Meeting
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English
Abstract
This paper outlines various laboratory tests which can be utilized to evaluate heavy truck disc brakes. The methods described include supplemental techniques derived from improved dynamometer procedures which assure that the brake components and assembly will perform the intended function and that a practical and effective design has been obtained. They ensure that the brakes will provide the “toughness” required in the “real world” environment.
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Citation
Stokes, S., "Heavy Truck Disc Brakes - Testing for Toughness," SAE Technical Paper 740603, 1974, https://doi.org/10.4271/740603.Also In
References
- Bueler R. C. and Falk E. J., “A Practical Approach to the Selection and Sizing of Brakes to Meet FMVSS-121.” Paper 730198 presented at SAE Automotive Engineering Congress, Detroit, January 1973.