THE DEFLECTED MODE OF METAL FRICTION ELEMENT OF DISC BRAKE (PAR TWO)
Journal Title: Проблеми тертя та зношування - Year 2016, Vol 70, Issue
Abstract
We’ve illustrated the deflected mode of solid rotor during braking and braking between the emergence and development of cracks on its surfaces. There were the following questions: features of the method of finite element modeling of the stress state of the metal friction elements by using «Ansys Workbench»; the deflected mode of the brake discs; the deflected mode in the vicinity of the vertex of microcracks.
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A. V. VOZNYI
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