Coupling Numerical Analysis of Vibration and Thermal Buckling of an Automotive Brake Disc

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" Coupling Numerical Analysis of Vibration and Thermal Buckling of an Automotive Brake Disc "
Shaahu, Joseph-shaahu Yi, Yun-Bo

Document Type	:	Latin Dissertation
Language of Document	:	English
Record Number	:	1053024
Doc. No	:	TL52141
Main Entry	:	Shaahu, Joseph-shaahu
Title & Author	:	Coupling Numerical Analysis of Vibration and Thermal Buckling of an Automotive Brake Disc\ Shaahu, Joseph-shaahuYi, Yun-Bo
College	:	University of Denver
Date	:	2019
Degree	:	M.S.
student score	:	2019
Note	:	63 p.
Abstract	:	An engaged brake system generates high temperature gradients in the brake rotor and brake pads. This high temperature gradient in turn induces thermal buckling. During high speed rotation, vibration is likely to occur in the system. In terms of a brake disc vibration will occur when there is a misalignment of the brake disc or thermoelastic instability (hot spot) forms on the brake rotor. Coupled and uncoupled problems of thermal buckling and vibration of a brake disc are analyzed and presented using finite element analysis in this paper. Thermal buckling depends on the direction of the high temperature gradient. Having the temperature distributed either in the radial direction or axial direction affects the critical buckling load, which shows a noticeable change in the buckling temperature. Effects of vibration on thermal buckling and effects of the buckling temperature on vibration were analyzed as the coupling analysis of vibration and thermal buckling. In a simplified thermal buckling study, the thermal loading conditions were linear, sinusoidal and exponential temperature profiles distributed increasingly in the radial direction with the minimum temperature at the inner radius and maximum temperature at the outer radius. Each temperature profile had a constant temperature change of 228°C. Uniform temperatures were assumed in the axial and circumferential directions.
Descriptor	:	Mechanical engineering
Added Entry	:	Yi, Yun-Bo
Added Entry	:	University of Denver