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Richard Kochend&ouml;rfer

Walter Krenkel

J&uuml;rgen Krapf

In a brake disk for a vehicle disk brake, a material from the carbon group is used for an internally ventilated disk brake. The individual components, such as the friction rings and the ribs, are manufactured individually or partially together and can be fastened to one another by way of an unreleasable connection, such a high-temperature welding or gluing.

Brake disk for disk brakes

The friction unit, in particular brake disc, has at least one friction face, with a friction element and with at least one molded unit, the friction element being made from carbon fiber-reinforced composite material and joined permanently to the molded unit. The friction unit is characterized in that the (minimum of one) molded unit (,) is joined to the friction element (,) in such a way that at least part of it forms a region of the friction surface (,) and the molded unit (,) has a higher thermal conductivity along the perpendiculars to the surfaces than the friction surface (,) itself.

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Stuttgart, Germany

Richard Kochendörfer

Growing community of inventors

Stuttgart, Germany

Richard Kochend&ouml;rfer

Richard Kochendörfer