Brake nominal inertia definition

Brake nominal inertia means the inertia of the wheel load at the radius of gyration equal to the tyre dynamic rolling radius, which imposes the same kinetic energy on the brake as in the actual vehicle before subtracting the total road loads for the vehicle.

Examples of Brake nominal inertia in a sentence

  • Brake nominal inertia Wheel load with a gyration radius that equals the tyre dynamic rolling radius which imposes the same kinetic energy on the service brake as in the actual vehicle.

  • Brake nominal inertia Wheel load with a gyration radius that equals the tyre dynamic rolling radius which imposes the same kinetic energy on the service brake as in the actual brake emissions family parent vehicle.

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