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基于ANSYS汽车盘式制动器的有限元分析 Title:FiniteElementAnalysisofAutomotiveDiscBrakebasedonANSYS Abstract: Thediscbrakeisacrucialcomponentinthefunctioningofanautomobile,ensuringsafeandeffectivebraking.Toimprovetheperformanceandefficiencyofdiscbrakes,engineershaveturnedtonumericalsimulationtechniquessuchasfiniteelementanalysis(FEA).Inthispaper,wepresentacomprehensivestudyontheapplicationofANSYSsoftwareforthefiniteelementanalysisofanautomotivediscbrake.TheobjectiveistoshowcasethepotentialofFEAinunderstandingthestructuralandthermalbehaviorofthebrakesystem,therebyaidinginthedesignandoptimizationprocess. 1.Introduction: Discbrakesplayavitalroleinautomotivesafetybyprovidingreliablestoppingpower.Theyconsistofvariouscomponentssuchasthebrakerotor,caliper,brakepads,andsupportbrackets.Theprimarymechanisminvolvesfrictionbetweenthebrakepadsandrotor,convertingkineticenergyintothermalenergytostopthevehicle.Therefore,itisimperativetoanalyzethestressdistribution,temperaturerise,heatdissipation,anddeformationcharacteristicsofthediscbrakeassembly. 2.MaterialsandMethods: 2.1BrakeSystemModeling: The3Dmodelofthediscbrakesystemiscreatedusingcomputer-aideddesignsoftware.ThemodelisthenimportedintoANSYS,apowerfulFEAsoftware,forfurtheranalysis.Thecontactbehaviorbetweenthebrakepadandrotorisdefined,simulatingthefrictionalinteractionduringbraking. 2.2Meshing: Thediscretizationprocessinvolvesdividingthebrakesystemmodelintosmallelementscalledfiniteelements.ANSYSprovidesvariousmeshingtechniquessuchastetrahedral,hexahedral,andbrickelements.Themeshdensityandqualityareadjustedtocapturecriticalareasaccurately. 2.3MaterialProperties: Toaccuratelyrepresentthebehaviorofthematerialsusedinthediscbrake,appropriatematerialpropertiessuchasYoung'smodulus,Poisson'sratio,density,andthermalconductivityareassigned.Differentmaterialsusedfortherotor,caliper,andbrakepadscanbeconsideredtoanalyzetheireffectsontheoverallperformance. 2.4BoundaryandLoadingConditions: Thebrakesystemissubjectedtovariousloadingconditions,includingbrakingfor