kitkajarrujärjestelmiin
Kitkajarrujärjestelmiin refers to friction brake systems. These systems are the most common type of braking mechanism used in vehicles, including cars, motorcycles, and bicycles, as well as in industrial machinery. The fundamental principle of a friction brake is to convert kinetic energy into heat through the application of friction between two surfaces.
The primary components of a typical friction brake system include a braking surface, often a disc or
Different types of friction brake systems exist. Disc brakes, which use a caliper to squeeze pads against