Disc brake rotors
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Dec 8, 2005
app pub date -
Mar 21, 2005
filing date -
Oct 2, 2002
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Abstract
A disc brake rotor (10; 50) comprising a mounting portion (12) and two friction portions (16, 18). One of the friction portions (16) is supported by the mounting portion (12) and the other by vanes (32) extending between the friction portions. Said vanes define cooling ducts (34) the mounting portion (12) also defines a plurality of inlets (42) through which air can pass to said ducts (34). Each inlet (42) is defined by a bounding surface (42a) which includes a section (44; 52) extending between the circumferential extremities (43; 53) of the inlet. Said section (42; 52) faces away from the friction portion (16) supported by the mounting portion (12), said section being continuously curved, symmetrical about an axial centre-line of the inlet, and extending axially less than half its circumferential extent.
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