Disc Brake Rotor Thermal Analysis for a Formula SAE Race Car
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Abstract
A major component in designing a one-seated race vehicle for the Formula Society of Automotive Engineers (FSAE) student competition is the brake system.In order to prevent failure from brake fade, thermal stress, and thermo-mechanical fatigue, car brakes must not only be robust enough to withstand extreme mechanical loads but also disperse the heat generated in order to maintain the temperature below Maximum Design Temperature (MDT) limit.Furthermore, the weight of the brake discs plays a crucial role in the overall weight and performance of the vehicle.The methodological analysis of a disc brake rotor's temperature profile under sporadic loads during consecutive braking and acceleration/cruise events is presented in this work."OptimumLap" is used to determine a timedependent vehicle speed and braking intensity profile for the 2019 Formula SAE competition Michigan endurance track and default Formula SAE vehicle configuration in "OptimumLap".The temperature distribution of the brake disc during a sequence of successive braking and acceleration/cruise events across several laps is simulated using "SolidWorks" thermal analysis.This study examines a practical approach for Formula SAE racing car disc brake temperature profile analysis.For the future work, geometry optimization will be done for the disc brake rotor in order to get appropriate maximum temperature.
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