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Calculation of the Braking Temperature on a Brake Disc of Light Passenger Aircraft Using FEM and Newcomb Models

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The friction of two bodies in relative motion is accompanied by several phenomena such as elevation of temperature. The aim of this work is to calculate the braking temperature of… Click to show full abstract

The friction of two bodies in relative motion is accompanied by several phenomena such as elevation of temperature. The aim of this work is to calculate the braking temperature of the brake disc of an aircraft during the landing phase, using a calculation code based on Finite Element Method (FEM) and the analytical method of Newcomb. This investigation uses two kinds of disc — full and real disc (original version mounted on the aircraft) — and three braking disc materials such as the cast irons FG15, FG20 and FG25. The result showed that the numbers of holes and slots existing in the real disc has no influence on the braking temperature compared to the full disc. On the other hand, all brake disc materials have almost the same thermal behavior. Both models, analytical and numerical, provided acceptable results.

Keywords: aircraft; temperature; temperature brake; brake disc; disc; braking temperature

Journal Title: International Journal of Computational Methods
Year Published: 2020

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