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Standard Test Procedure for Passenger Car Brake Components Using Operating Strength
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Vehicle breakdown statistics show a clear trend: quality will be a major target for the future. This, taken together with the growing market demand for greater reliability, shows that the automobile industry needs to take action. A way to achieve this is being sought, in some cases too frantically. All the concepts which have been formulated, as yet, have a common aim:
- Price or cost reduction
- A more flexible response to market trends
- To boost the consumer's quality consciousness.
The right response to these challenges leads directly to a reduction in development time.
The first answer is a standardization of test procedures according to operating strength.
The first idea and outlook was done in the SAE-Paper 790464 in 1979: “The ASSET-Technique”. Now in 1996 it has become a standard in the German car industry. [1]
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Tumbrink, H., "Standard Test Procedure for Passenger Car Brake Components Using Operating Strength," SAE Technical Paper 971035, 1997, https://doi.org/10.4271/971035.Also In
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