Disc brake cooling structure

Brakes – Wheel – Axially movable brake element or housing therefor

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188264A, 192 7012, 301 6CS, F16D 6584

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040131467

ABSTRACT:
A brake disc for railway vehicle disc brakes that can be operated in both directions of rotation has a friction ring traversed by radial cooling ducts formed by a plurality of ribs. A radial impeller is mounted in the space radially inwardly of the friction ring and the impeller has an axial intake and a radial outlet directed toward the cooling air ducts. A plurality of radially oriented blades are provided on the impeller between the intake and outlet.

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