Brakes – Elements – Cooling and lubricating
Patent
1994-09-06
1996-08-13
Oberleitner, Robert J.
Brakes
Elements
Cooling and lubricating
188218XL, F16D 6512
Patent
active
055447260
ABSTRACT:
A low mass brake rotor apparatus with flow through ventilation is disclosed for enhanced cooling performance and improved resistances to thermal distortion. The brake rotor apparatus comprises bifurcated radial cooling ducts to maintain predetermined cooling medium velocity therethrough for optimal heat convection. Balanced heat conduction is achieved to minimize thermal distortion by providing symmetrically oriented rubbing surfaces with equivalent thermal conduction load paths.
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Riley James E.
Topouzian Daron
Brown Gregory P.
Ford Motor Company
May Roger L.
Oberleitner Robert J.
Schwartz Chris
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