Bergische Stahl-industrie

Sab Wabco Bsi Verkehrstechnik Produtcs, Gmbh

Wolfgang Lehmann

Manfred Gronemann

Hans Rocholl

Jurgen Schneider

Wolfgang Wiebelhaus

Alfred W Otto

John Watson

Helmut Ruppert

Henryk Piontke

The invention relates to a brake disc for a rail vehicle, with which a hub body ( ) and a brake ring ( ) are connected to one another such that with braking procedures a thermal expansion of the brake ring ( ) relative to the hub body ( ) is possible. At the same time screws ( ) pass through axially aligned openings in a hub flange ( ) arranged on the hub body ( ) and a brake ring flange ( ) arranged on the brake ring ( ). According to the invention the screws at their end exiting the brake ring flange ( ), by way of a retaining element which, for example, may be a retaining lug ( ) formed integrally on the hub body ( ) or a retaining bracket fixed on the hub body, may be fixed relative to the hub body ( ) so that an axially parallel position of the screws ( ) and a centering of the brake ring ( ) is ensured even with thermal expansions. The mounting of the screws ( ) is effected indirectly via an axially displaceably movable sleeve ( ) or by a retaining braket engaging into a groove on the hub. Furthermore there are provided radial guides for the brake ring ( ) which may be realised, for example, by the guiding of the sleeve ( ) in a slide block.

Brake disk for a disk brake

A ventilated brake disc for rail vehicles of a divided or undivided design is provided. The brake disc comprises a brake ring with ribs connected to the hub. Projections for fastening the brake ring to the hub are connected to selected ribs having recesses. In another design the brake ring, within its neutral range, is provided with projections arranged opposite one another at a dividing groove, each projection having a respective tangential bore for receiving a screw for fastening the sections of the divided brake ring, whereby a portion of the ribs in the area of the projections extends radially inwardly and radially outwardly from the projections. In another design first projections have respective first tangential bores aligned with one another for receiving a first screw are positioned opposite one another at a dividing groove of the brake ring in the vicinity of its inner circumference. Second projections have second tangential bores aligned with one another for receiving a second screw and are positioned opposite one another at the dividing groove of the brake ring in the vicinity of its outer circumference, whereby a portion of the ribs in the area of the first and second projections extends in a radial direction between the first and second projection to a maximum possible length. With these designs an improvement of the cooling air flow is achieved due to the generation of a transverse flow.

Ventilated brake disc with transverse recesses in radially extending ribs

An assembled brake disc for a disc brake with partial lining is comprised of two components in the form of a brake ring and a hub and at least one dog and at least one corresponding groove. The components are connected to one another by the dog extending into the groove. The dog has outer contact surfaces resting at mating inner side walls of the groove. At least one of the outer contact surfaces and a corresponding one of the mating inner side walls are slanted relative to an axial direction of the brake disc. The brake disc further comprises screws extending parallel to the axial direction for pressing the outer contact surfaces against the mating inner side walls.

Assembled brake disc for a disc brake with partial lining

An axially split brake disk that includes two brake bands that form a brake ring and are interconnected by ribs. The brake disk further includes two brake ring halves that are separated by concentric and radially extending seams of division, in each of which one of the brake ring halves is provided with a projection that extends in a concentric direction, while the other brake ring half is provided with a corresponding U-shaped recess that accommodates the projection. The width of the projection is less than the width of the brake ring, as measured in a radial direction. The projection of the one brake ring half, as well as that portion of the other brake ring half in which the recess is provided, are provided with corresponding radially extending bores for receiving a holding mechanism, such as a sleeve-like or rod-like member, that is provided with pin-like elements for preventing the holding mechanism from shifting in a radial direction relative to the brake ring halves.

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Remscheid, Germany

Wolfgang Lehmann