Friction lining for multiple-disk clutches or multiple-disk brakes
AssigneeDaimler-Benz Aktiengesellschaft
InventorGeorg Eltze
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AssigneeDaimler-Benz Aktiengesellschaft
InventorGeorg Eltze
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A friction lining for a multiple disk clutch or a multiple disk brake, with grooves extending in a direction from a radially inner lining edge to a radially outer lining edge. Individual ones of these grooves exhibit pronounced rectangular or orthogonal transistion areas between the groove and a surface of the friction lining with the remaining grooves exhibiting non-rectangular transistion areas of the groove edges to the friction surface of the friction lining. A plurality of grooves provided non-rectangular transistional areas extend linearly and are not connected to the grooves having the rectangular transistional areas. At least one groove having a rectangular transistional area and being open at least toward the outer lining edge is disposed between two circumferentially adjacent or neighboring grooves having a non-rectangular transistional area.
Friction lining for one of a multiple-disk clutch or a multiple-disk brake, the friction lining comprising a plurality of first grooves radially extending from a radially inner lining edge to a radially outer lining edge of the friction lining, each of said first grooves being provided with a pronounced orthogonal transition area between the upper edge of the groove and a surface of the friction lining, a plurality of second grooves are provided, each of the second grooves are provided with a non-rectangular transitional area between an upper edge of the groove and the surface of the friction lining, each of the second grooves extend linearly and are unconnected with the first grooves, and at least one groove having an orthogonal transistional area between the grooves and the surface of the friction lining is disposed between two circumferentially adjacent second grooves, said at least one groove is open at least toward the outer lining edge of the friction lining.
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