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S Cam and Shoe Roller Contact Point: An Iteration Procedure
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The determination of the points of contact between an S cam and brake shoe rollers cannot be determined explicitly by mathematical methods. An iteration procedure is developed which allows the points of contact to be determined for any cam rotation. A mathematical proof is given which verifies the iteration procedure for one of the two cases examined. Examples for a brake are worked out which show how the iteration procedure converges on the actual contact points.
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Miller, W., Bailey, J., and Scanlon, R., "S Cam and Shoe Roller Contact Point: An Iteration Procedure," SAE Technical Paper 820495, 1982, https://doi.org/10.4271/820495.Also In
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- Meyers Paul A. “The Effect of “S” Cam Brake Component Variation on Performance.” Paper 751012 presented at SAE Truck Meeting, Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 1975
- Oden J. Tinsley “Applied Functional Analysis.” Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1979