EuroBrake 2023 Program Preview

STANSTEAD, U.K. — This year’s EuroBrake will be discussing the key topics for the braking industry.

The 2023 Strategy Panel will be discussing the “Effects of the EU7 regulation on brake system development and homologation”.

Below are just some of the technical presentations that will feature in EuroBrake 2023. The full program will be launched over the next few weeks.

New braking technologies for the future mobility: brake e-pedal (by wire), hybrid and electro-mechanical actuation systems
Brake corner module digital twin in half car level for moan noise
Blocked forces methods in the braking system NVH development
Effects of disc thickness variation and out of roundness on electromechanical brakes
The influence of disks deformation on the stability of an aircraft braking system

From lab to dyno to car: transfer learning for brake NVH
Comparison of front and rear axle vehicle emissions – how brake particles influence the measurements
Investigations on the influence of performance load on the tribological properties of coated brake discs
Brake noise subjective rating prediction through machine learning algorithms
Variability of laboratory brake emissions measurements using ISO 5725 statistical methods

Investigations of degraded adhesion conditions and interrelated methods for improving braking performance using the advanced TrainLab (aTL)
Downscaling strategy for railway disc-brake wear testing using a thermomechanical approach
The adaptive wheel slide protection journey: from concept to operational service
Steps taken to validate the functions underlying reproducible braking distance (RBD) and their practical benefits in day-to-day rail operations
Possible rules evolution for railway WSP watchdog: safety impact and mitigation.

Investigation of the influence of tribo-chemical processes on boundary layer dynamics in tribological high-load contacts
Implementation of radiation effects in thermo-mechanical coning model of a brake disc
An analysis of brake emissions measurements, tribological behaviour and dynamometer performance in cu-free and cu-full friction materials
Brake pad moisture absorption kinetics and its influence on pad compression strain/modulus vs. ISO ‘compressibility’
Study of microstructural transformations and wear of brake discs in relation to particle emissions during automotive braking tests

A transient model for thermal localizations in brake discs, promoting wear and particle emissions
High-performance cold spray coating for particle emission reduction of grey cast iron brake discs
Development of an active brake dust particle filter system to reduce brake dust emissions
Measuring a vehicle’s real-world brake wear particle emissions on public roads
Brake wear particle emission measurements based on real driving cycles in several urban areas in a laboratory testing
Brake system and components
Investigation into the viability of a full-composite brake pad, where the conventional steel backing plate is replaced with a polymer composite alternative
Vehicle motion management – cracking the complexity code of vehicle motion
Investigation on brake drag throughout the brake development process
Regenerative braking characterization for BEV in Los Angeles city traffic route
Investigation of the relationship between passenger comfort and body behaviour during autonomous braking

High performance benzoxazine resins as brake pad friction material binder
In situ characterization of the oxidation mechanisms of iron based sulfides and composites
New cost-efficient materials for sulfide-based friction additives

Sustainable friction recycling

Study on the significant reduction of non-exhaust particulate matter emissions of a commercial friction material through the addition of metallurgical slag from a basic oxygen furnace

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