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    1. The disc braking system uses friction between the brake pads and the rotor attached to each wheel to slow or stop the motion of the vehicle. 2. When the driver presses the brake pedal, pressure is transmitted through the master cylinder and brake booster to the calipers, pushing the brake pads against the rotor with force amplified using Pascal's law. 3. Heat is generated as kinetic energy is converted to thermal energy through friction between the pads and rotor, slowing the wheel. The disc brake system requires less effort to stop the vehicle but is more complex and expensive than a drum brake system.

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    1. The disc braking system uses friction between the brake pads and the rotor attached to each wheel to slow or stop the motion of the vehicle. 2. When the driver presses the brake pedal, pressure is transmitted through the master cylinder and brake booster to the calipers, pushing the brake pads against the rotor with force amplified using Pascal's law. 3. Heat is generated as kinetic energy is converted to thermal energy through friction between the pads and rotor, slowing the wheel. The disc brake system requires less effort to stop the vehicle but is more complex and expensive than a drum brake system.

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    DISC Braking System in Cars

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    rajib nath
    1. The disc braking system uses friction between the brake pads and the rotor attached to each wheel to slow or stop the motion of the vehicle. 2. When the driver presses the brake pedal, pressure is transmitted through the master cylinder and brake booster to the calipers, pushing the brake pads against the rotor with force amplified using Pascal's law. 3. Heat is generated as kinetic energy is converted to thermal energy through friction between the pads and rotor, slowing the wheel. The disc brake system requires less effort to stop the vehicle but is more complex and expensive than a drum brake system.

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    DISC BRAKING SYSTEM

    RAJIB NATH (ROLL-29)


    -:Fundamental of a Braking
    System:-
    • A Braking System is a component of vehicles
    designed to slow or halt the motion of the
    vehicle by converting the kinetic energy of the
    wheels into heat by using friction.
    • The mechanism of every Friction
    braking system is such
    Kinetic
    that it amplifies and transfer the forceHeat
    applied by
    the driver on the paddle to the wheel to produce
    Energy
    the friction.
    Principle behind the Disc Braking System
    Pascal’s
    Law F1
    F2
    Pressure exerted anywhere in a contained incompressible fluid is distributed
    equally in all direction throughout the fluid.

    F2 = F1 (A2 /A1)

    A1 A2

    P P
    Components of a Disc Braking
    The
    The Paddle side
    Wheel side
    System
    Vacuum Brake Booster
    Brake Paddle
    Master Cylinder

    Paddle side
    Brake Calliper
    Assembly
    Wheel Hub
    Assembly

    Lug
    Nuts
    Wheel side
    Disc Brake Rotor

    Wheel
    Working of a Disc Braking System

    The Paddle side


    Vacuum Chamber
    Master
    Brake Cylinder
    Brake Booster
    Paddle

    Fluid Reservoir
    Channel
    Front Control Poppet Valve
    Housing x

    F2 = F1 (y /x )
    x y Push Rod
    y
    F2 F1
    Hydraulic Outlet for
    Conical Springs The wheel
    Pressure Chamber

    Diaphragm
    Working of a Disc Braking System

    The Wheel side


    Brake
    Wheel
    DiscCalliper
    Hub
    Brake Assembly
    Assembly
    Rotor Hydraulic Fluid inlet
    Inner
    BrakeBrake
    Pad Dust Boots
    Pad
    Contact Surfaces
    Hub Rotor

    Wheel
    Bearing
    Piston
    Calliper Frame

    Hub
    Stator Slider Pins

    Threaded
    StudsStud Holes
    Outer Brake Vent
    Calliper Holes
    Bracket
    Pad
    Advantages and Disadvantages of a Disc Braking System

    Advantages
    Disadvantages

    1. It is expensive
    Disc compared
    Brake requires to Drum
    less effort brake.
    to stop the motion of the vehicle.
    2. Its structure less
    It generates is more
    heatcomplex compared
    compared to Drumtobrake.
    Drum brake.
    3. It requires assisted
    is easy for brakingas
    maintenance system.( Brake
    it is outside ofboosters)
    wheel rim.
    4. The rotor of rate
    cooling the Disc brake
    is much wrap
    high much easier
    compared thanbrake.
    to Drum Drum brake.
    5. It is less likely to skid in wet condition.
    THANK TOU

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