Frictional brake element for a friction brake of a motor vehicle, friction brake, and method for producing a frictional brake element
US-11867243-B2 · Jan 9, 2024 · US
US2023093175A1 · US · A1
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-2023093175-A1 |
| Application number | US-202117483394-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | A1 |
| Filing date | Sep 23, 2021 |
| Priority date | Sep 23, 2021 |
| Publication date | Mar 23, 2023 |
| Grant date | — |
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A manufacturing process may comprise: stacking a plurality of friction discs together, each friction disc comprising a lug defining a surface; and depositing a composition to bond to the surface of a first friction disc in the plurality of friction discs to form a wear pad defining a wear surface.
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We claim: 1 . A manufacturing process comprising: stacking a plurality of friction discs together, each friction disc comprising a lug defining a surface; and depositing a composition to bond to the surface of a first friction disc in the plurality of friction discs to form a wear pad defining a wear surface. 2 . The manufacturing process of claim 1 , wherein depositing the composition comprises depositing the composition via one of directed energy deposition or wire arc additive manufacturing. 3 . The manufacturing process of claim 1 , wherein depositing the composition includes generating a functionally graded structure on the surface. 4 . The manufacturing process of claim 1 , further comprising texturing the surface prior to depositing the composition. 5 . The manufacturing process of claim 4 , wherein the surface is textured via a laser beam emitted from a laser source. 6 . The manufacturing process of claim 5 , wherein the depositing the composition includes forming a molten deposit pool via directing the laser source towards the surface and depositing a powder on the surface. 7 . The manufacturing process of claim 1 , further comprising depositing the composition to bond to a second surface of a second friction disc, the second friction disc disposed adjacent to the first friction disc in the plurality of friction discs. 8 . The manufacturing process of claim 1 , wherein a first friction surface of the first friction disc abuts a second friction surface of a second friction disc in the plurality of friction discs. 9 . A manufacturing process, comprising: texturing a surface of a lug of a friction disc via a laser source; and depositing a composition on the surface to form a wear pad defining a wear surface. 10 . The manufacturing process of claim 9 , wherein depositing the composition includes forming a molten deposit pool via directing the laser source towards the surface and depositing a powder on the surface. 11 . The manufacturing process of claim 10 , wherein the powder forms a molten deposit pool in response to being contacted by a laser beam of the laser source, the molten deposit pool configured to flow into a textured surface formed via texturing the surface. 12 . The manufacturing process of claim 11 , wherein the molten deposit pool bonds to the textured surface. 13 . The manufacturing process of claim 9 , further comprising stacking a plurality of friction discs together prior to texturing the surface, the plurality of friction discs including the friction disc. 14 . The manufacturing process of claim 13 , further comprising depositing the composition on a plurality of lugs for each friction disc in the plurality of friction discs. 15 . The manufacturing process of claim 14 , wherein the plurality of lugs are spaced apart along a radial surface of the friction disc. 16 . The manufacturing process of claim 9 , wherein the wear surface is configured to interface with one of a torque bar or a torque plate in a brake assembly. 17 . The manufacturing process of claim 1 , wherein the friction disc comprises a fiber reinforced carbon or ceramic matrix composite, and wherein the composition comprises a metal alloy. 18 . A friction disc, comprising: an annular structure and a plurality of lugs, each lug in the plurality of lugs extending radially from the annular structure, the plurality of lugs being spaced apart; and a plurality of wear pads, each wear pad defining a wear surface configured to interface with one of a spline, a torque bar, or a torque plate, each wear pad in the plurality of wear pads being bonded to a surface of a lug in the plurality of lugs. 19 . The friction disc of claim 18 , wherein the annular structure comprises a fiber reinforced carbon or ceramic matrix composite, and wherein each wear pad in the plurality of wear pads comprises a metal alloy. 20 . The friction disc of claim 18 , wherein a first wear pad in the plurality of wear pads is spaced apart from a second wear pad in the plurality of wear pads, the first wear pad and the second wear pad defining a channel therebetween configured to receive the spline, the torque bar, or the torque plate.
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