Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
616334 Tribology International 2009 10 Pages PDF
Abstract
This study involves the finite element (FE) thermal modeling of a dry running ceramic clutch disk to be applied in passenger cars and a comparison with experimental measurement results. The problem can be handled by two independent FE models linked by heat partition changing in time and space. A distributed heat source was applied for modeling heat generation; furthermore, changes in time and space of the heat convection coefficient were also taken into consideration.
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