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How do trains brake? The wear and tear seems to be huge, doesn't it?
Disc brake, it is in the axle or in the wheel spoke plate side mounted brake disc, with brake clamps to make the synthetic material made of two brake pads tight pressure brake disc side, through the friction generated braking force, so that the train stops moving forward. Because the force is not on the wheel tread, disk brake can greatly reduce the thermal load and mechanical wear of the wheel tread. In addition, the braking is smooth and almost no noise. Disc brake friction area is large, and can be installed according to the need for a number of sets of braking effect is significantly higher than the cast iron brake tile, especially for high-speed trains at speeds of more than 120 kilometers per hour, which is the reason why countries generally use disc brake. But the shortcomings of the wheel tread without brake tile scraping, will make the wheel-rail adhesion deterioration; brake disk so that the weight of the spring and shock vibration increases, the operation of the consumption of traction power.
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