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August 29, 2002, 13:23 |
Brake Oil Cooling
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Hi all,
I have a real problem in one of the Off-Highway vehicle i.e. Lift Truck. In the existing design of the wet-disc brake of the vehicle, the wet-disc brake cooling oil temperature is exceeding 250 C and this leads to less effect of the brake totally and wear & tear of brake frictional plates. Now I have to make a system to reduce the brake cooling oil temperature from 250 C to 120 C. My idea is to make a "n" number of tubes submerged in the brake colling oil. Provide air/collent flow in side the tube and exhaust to the atmosphere. So Please advice me in this regards, How I have to tackle this problem. Any one have faced this kind of problem and solved it, please forward me some ideas. Best regards, Veeranna B Sheelvanth |
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