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A New Prediction Methodology For Dynamic Contact Pressure Distribution In A Disc Brake
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Taburan tekanan sentuhan dinamik masih lagi tidak dapat diukur secara uji kaji. Ini menjadikan kaedah berangka melalui analisis unsur terhingga merupakan pilihan alternatif yang terbaik bagi tujuan tersebut. Namun begitu, model unsur terhingga yang dibina perlu terlebih dahulu diujisahkan agar hasil ramalan yang diperolehi memuaskan dan realistik. Kertas kerja ini mencadangkan dan menjalankan pengujisahan ke atas model secara tiga peringkat iaitu mengujisahkan aspek kelakuan dinamik pada setiap komponen brek cakera dan juga pemasangan selain daripada pengujisahan tekanan sentuhan statik dengan keputusan daripada pengujian. Model 3-dimensi telah dibina berdasarkan komponen sebenar. Permukaan topografi bahan geseran diambilkira dan dimodelkan dalam model unsur terhingga. Hasil analisis mencatatkan keputusan yang memberangsangkan di mana model menunjukkan persamaan dengan keputusan uji kaji bagi kelakukan dinamik dan juga tekanan sentuhan statik. Setelah model diujisahkan, analisis tekanan sentuhan dinamik dilakukan.
Kata kunci: brek cakera, tekanan sentuhan dinamik, topografi permukaan, ujian sentuhan, analisis modal, unsur terhingga
The dynamic contact pressure distribution in a disc brake system remains impossible to measure through experimental methods. This makes numerical analysis using the finite element method an indispensable alternative tool to its prediction. However, the finite element model must first be validated through appropriate analyses so that realistic predicted results can be obtained. This paper proposes and carries out a three-stage validation methodology: validating the dynamic aspect of each brake component and the brake assembly using modal testing data and the contact aspect using the experimental results of static contact pressure. A detailed 3-dimensional finite element model of an actual disc brake was developed. Brake pad surface topography is also taken into consideration. Good agreement is achieved between predicted and experimental results both in modal analysis and static contact pressure distributions. Once a validated model was obtained, contact analysis for dynamic condition of the disc brake is performed.
Key words: disc brake, dynamic contact pressure, surface topography, contact tests, modal analysis, finite element
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Title: A New Prediction Methodology For Dynamic Contact Pressure Distribution In A Disc Brake
Description:
Taburan tekanan sentuhan dinamik masih lagi tidak dapat diukur secara uji kaji.
Ini menjadikan kaedah berangka melalui analisis unsur terhingga merupakan pilihan alternatif yang terbaik bagi tujuan tersebut.
Namun begitu, model unsur terhingga yang dibina perlu terlebih dahulu diujisahkan agar hasil ramalan yang diperolehi memuaskan dan realistik.
Kertas kerja ini mencadangkan dan menjalankan pengujisahan ke atas model secara tiga peringkat iaitu mengujisahkan aspek kelakuan dinamik pada setiap komponen brek cakera dan juga pemasangan selain daripada pengujisahan tekanan sentuhan statik dengan keputusan daripada pengujian.
Model 3-dimensi telah dibina berdasarkan komponen sebenar.
Permukaan topografi bahan geseran diambilkira dan dimodelkan dalam model unsur terhingga.
Hasil analisis mencatatkan keputusan yang memberangsangkan di mana model menunjukkan persamaan dengan keputusan uji kaji bagi kelakukan dinamik dan juga tekanan sentuhan statik.
Setelah model diujisahkan, analisis tekanan sentuhan dinamik dilakukan.
Kata kunci: brek cakera, tekanan sentuhan dinamik, topografi permukaan, ujian sentuhan, analisis modal, unsur terhingga
The dynamic contact pressure distribution in a disc brake system remains impossible to measure through experimental methods.
This makes numerical analysis using the finite element method an indispensable alternative tool to its prediction.
However, the finite element model must first be validated through appropriate analyses so that realistic predicted results can be obtained.
This paper proposes and carries out a three-stage validation methodology: validating the dynamic aspect of each brake component and the brake assembly using modal testing data and the contact aspect using the experimental results of static contact pressure.
A detailed 3-dimensional finite element model of an actual disc brake was developed.
Brake pad surface topography is also taken into consideration.
Good agreement is achieved between predicted and experimental results both in modal analysis and static contact pressure distributions.
Once a validated model was obtained, contact analysis for dynamic condition of the disc brake is performed.
Key words: disc brake, dynamic contact pressure, surface topography, contact tests, modal analysis, finite element.
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