We’re pleased to share that Aaron Warsaw, designer of our patented dynamometer series, is nearing completion of two new in-depth articles.
The first will explore the use of the Prony brake as a dynamometer, while the second will tackle complex questions surrounding the coefficient of friction in Prony brake applications.
Here’s a sneak preview of the upcoming content from Article 1:
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- Introduction to the Prony Brake or Friction Dynamometer …… Pg. 2–4
- Mechanical Brake Properties …… Pg. 5
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- Universal Brake Applications …… Pg. 5
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- Friction Materials & Mating Surfaces …… Pg. 5
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- Coefficient of Friction …… Pg. 6
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- Lubricity and Lubrication …… Pg. 7
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- Heat, Water, BTUs, and Cooling …… Pg. 7–10
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- Service & Reliability Issues in Prior Designs …… Pg. 12–23
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- Can Coefficient of Friction Be Controlled in Multi-Drum Brakes? …… Pg. 19
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- Root Causes of Repeated Failures in Multi-Drum Designs …… Pg. 23–25
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- Conclusion …… Pg. 25
- Introduction to the Prony Brake or Friction Dynamometer …… Pg. 2–4
These articles promise to deliver practical knowledge backed by decades of field experience, design insights, and rigorous engineering analysis. We’re thrilled to support Aaron’s continued contributions to the field.
