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BRAKE SYSTEM OF MOTORCYCLE :D

Brake Rotor

G #

Brake Rotor

Group #2

G #2

Group Members

:D

Introduction

Theory :D

Kinetic Energy → Heat Dissipation → Stop!

Wheel Structure :D

Disc Brake Function :D

:D

The Disc Brake system includes the hydraulic circuit which exploits Pascal's Principle.

Pascal's principle:

When an externally applied pressure on a confined fluid is transmitted uniformly in all directions.

Example: hydraulic presses and jacks.

Hydraulic

Circuit

Function :D

Application :D

The B.R.A.K.E.!!!!!

Torque = Radius x Force

Theory

Braking Torque (Tb) is the moment of

braking force about the center of rotation

Tb = Fb x re

Where re is the effective disc radius

re

Fb

Hypothesis: The disc radius

The Former 280 mm The latter 350 mm

Effective disc radius X Piston area X coefficient of friction

F: 114.05 X 1133.54 X 0.5 = 64640.12

L: 149.05 X 1133.54 X 0.5 = 84477.07

Let's do some math :D

L 84477.07

1.3

= =

F 64640.12

Conclusion:

The bigger the torque, the better the braking effect.

To sum up...

Application:

Category: Fixed & Floating

Design: Round - basic

Spray - lightweight & cooling

Ventilation - cooling & extend the life of the brake pads

Material: foundry iron & stainless steel

& composite materials

Factors that will affect the effectiveness of the braking system

Factors :D

Pressure

First of all the PRESSURE.

The harder you pull the lever, the faster your bike will stop. The force you put on the lever will transmitted to the whole system and then bring out enough force the stop the vehicle.

Pressure

Frictional Contact Surface

Is the surface area in contact with the frictional brake material while braking.

Caliper

Frictional Contact Surface

Brake linings

Heat Dissipation

Heat Dissipation

Brake Fade is commonly caused by excessive heat build up during braking. So the biggest factor that effects brake system is how the disc dissipate heat efficiency.

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