A comparative study on the performance of ventilated brake discs manufactured in different advanced materials

J. Goñi; I. Mitxelena; A. Rubio; J. Coleto; A. Terrón; A. García; J. Sánchez

doi:10.4271/2001-01-3325

A comparative study on the performance of ventilated brake discs manufactured in different advanced materials

J. Goñi^*
, I. Mitxelena
, A. Rubio
, J. Coleto
, A. Terrón
, A. García
, J. Sánchez

^*Autor correspondiente de este trabajo

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Two different aluminium alloy materials have been used to produce ventilated brake discs, on one hand, AS17G0.6 hypereutectic alloy and on the other hand, AS7G0.6 reinforced with 20% in wt. of SiC particles. The casting production technique used has been Low Pressure Casting (LPC) and some of the brake discs have been heat treated using a T6 treatment. Once the ventilated brake discs were produced and machined, they were tested in a dynamometer in order to compare the performance under service conditions of the aluminum alloy and grey cast iron (GCI) discs currently used in the market.

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Publicación	SAE Technical Papers
DOI	https://doi.org/10.4271/2001-01-3325
Estado	Publicada - 2001
Evento	Automotive and Transportation Technology Congress and Exhibition - Barcelona, Espana Duración: 1 oct 2001 → 3 oct 2001

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