hõõrdpidureid
Hõõrdpidurid, also known as friction brakes, are a common type of braking system used in a wide variety of applications, from vehicles to industrial machinery. Their operation relies on the principle of converting kinetic energy into thermal energy through friction. When a brake is applied, two surfaces are pressed together. One surface is typically stationary, while the other is attached to a moving part. The friction generated between these surfaces creates a retarding force that slows down or stops the moving object.
The primary components of a friction brake system include a friction material (brake pad or lining) and
Friction brakes are favored for their simplicity, effectiveness, and relatively low cost. However, they can be