1995-05-31
1996-12-24
Oberleitner, Robert J.
Brakes
Elements
Shoes
188 731, F16D 6502, F16D 6904
Patent
active
055866263
ABSTRACT:
A brake having a brake element, such as a brake pad for engagement with the flat surface of a disc or like moving element of a brake system, has a relatively soft layer (4) of elastomeric material interposed between a layer of friction material (3) of the pad lining (1), and the backing plate (2) to which the lining (1) is secured. The elastomeric material is required to have a Rockwell value greater than 0.30 millimetre penetration. The elastomeric material may have a Rockwell value of a depth of penetration at least twice that of the friction material. Hot-spotting and thermal damage to the moving element are thus reduced, and so is wear of the lining (1) itself.
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Beamond Trevor W.
Dolbear Keith D.
Schofield Kerry G.
Ferodo Limited and British Railways Board
Oberleitner Robert J.
Schwartz Chris
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