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Foundation Brakes, continued
a “premium” material designed for high heat situations
instead of a “standard” material designed for lighter
duty operations.
Brake
Block
Brake Lining
Air Disc Brakes
Bendix air disc brakes are a “fl oating caliper” design
for use as a foundation brake on all axles of heavy
commercial vehicles and trailers. In terms of per-
formance and ease of service, Bendix air disc brakes
compared favorably to traditional S-Cam brakes. They
are available in models with or without a combination
spring brake chamber.
Bendix air disc brakes convert air pressure into
braking force. When the foot brake is applied, air from
the vehicle brake system enters the service brake
chamber through the supply port, applying pressure to
the diaphragm. The pressure pushes the diaphragm,
moving the pressure plate and pushrod against a cup
in the lever. The lever pivots on an eccentric bearing
and transfers motion to the actuating beam. Moving
against return spring force, the actuating beam moves
two threaded tubes and tappets, which force the inner
brake pad into contact with the brake rotor. Further
movement of the actuating beam forces the caliper,
sliding on two stationary guide pins, away from the
rotor, which pulls the outer brake pad into the rotor.
The clamping action of the brake pads on the rotor
applies braking force to the wheel.
Releasing the foot brake releases pressure in the
service brake chamber. With no pressure in the service
brake chamber, return springs force the air disc brakes
into a neutral, non-braked position. The non-braked
position is mechanically controlled by a brake adjuster
mechanism in the caliper. The caliper contains a brake
adjuster mechanism that turns threaded tubes to set
a gap (running clearance) between the rotor and the
brake pads. When operated manually with the adjuster
shaft, the adjuster mechanism sets the system’s
non-braked position. The adjuster mechanism also
operates automatically, whenever the brakes are
activated, to compensate for rotor and brake pad wear
and keep the running clearance constant.
The rotor-friction couple is carefully designed for
optimal performance and durability. It is recommended
that only approved replacement disc pads or rotors be
used to prevent damage to disc brake components
(e.g. cracked rotors) or premature or uneven pad wear,
which can adversely affect braking performance.
Air Disc Brake
Cut-away View
Lever
Rotor
Eccentric
Bearing
Inner
Brake Pad
Outer
Brake
Pad
Actuating
Beam
Actuator
Rod
Supply Port
Brake
Chamber
Brake Pad Friction
Material
Rotor
AIR DISC BRAKE
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