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SAE J160_200110

Dimensional Stability of Friction Materials When Exposed to Elevated Temperatures

Standard by SAE International, 2001-10-04

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This performance standard specifies a universal method of measuring the dimensional change of friction materials to determine the effects of temperature. The test applies to both disc and drum type linings commonly used in automotive and truck type braking systems.
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  • Publication Date: 2001-10-04
  • Standard Status: historical
  • Publisher: SAE International
  • Document Type: Ground Vehicle Standard
  • Subject: Brake linings, Brake pads, Disc brakes, Braking systems, Test procedures, Test equipment and instrumentation, , ,
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