Review Paper on Thermal Analysis of Non-Vented (solid) Disc Brake using Ansys Software

Hemraj Nimhal, Chitranjan Agarwal, S. Jindal, M. A. Saloda

Abstract


The disc brakes are exposed to large thermal stresses and heat during routine braking. The extraordinary thermal stresses, tremendous heat occurred in the disc during hard braking. The aim of the project or research work is to design and analysis of disc. The modelling or design of the disc is done using solid works software. The Thermal analysis is to be done on the Non-vented disc brakes using ANSYS software with different materials. The thermal analysis is done to analyze the thermal properties e.g. Thermal deformation. Comparison can be done for temperature distribution between different materials. In this analysis, different materials to check which material are best. Solid works is a 3d modelling software widely used in the design process. The ANSYS software is general-purpose finite element analysis (FEA) software package. Finite Element Analysis is a numerical solution method of deconstructing the complex system into very small pieces called elements.

Keywords – Rotor brake, solid works, structure and thermal analysis, ANSYS.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37628/jcam.v1i1.138

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