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heiroglif
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Hi all,
My model of a car brake system is intended to monitor the rate at which heat increases/decreases as friction between a brake pad and disc increases.
My equation for the force transmitted to the disc is:
Force = (δP x Ac) x μb
where δP is the pressure generated at the master cylinders
Ac is the area of the caliper pistons
and μb is the coefficient of friction of the brake pad material.
how can i find the heat generated fromt his equation, any suggestions?
thanks in advance
My model of a car brake system is intended to monitor the rate at which heat increases/decreases as friction between a brake pad and disc increases.
My equation for the force transmitted to the disc is:
Force = (δP x Ac) x μb
where δP is the pressure generated at the master cylinders
Ac is the area of the caliper pistons
and μb is the coefficient of friction of the brake pad material.
how can i find the heat generated fromt his equation, any suggestions?
thanks in advance