Article | REF: B5574 V1

Braking technology - Disc brakes

Author: Jean-Jacques CARRÉ

Publication date: November 10, 1993

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7. Braking energy

7.1 Temperature

Remember that the braking action transforms mechanical energy into heat energy, causing the parts involved to heat up. Excessive heating can lead to :

  • a deterioration in the performance of friction materials, particularly in terms of the coefficient of friction (article Brake technology. Friction components: linings and counter materials of this treaty);

  • a rise in brake fluid temperature leading to vapor lock 7.3.3 ...

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