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DISC BRAKE
1. Construction
Disc brakes composed of the following components
(1) Disc brake caliper
(2) Disc brake pad
(3) Disc brake rotor
(4) Piston
(5) Fluid
2. Operation
Push the piston disc brakes using hydraulic pressure transmitted
through the brake lines from the master cylinder to create a disc brake
pads clamp both sides of the disc brake rotors and stop the spinning tire.
Because the disc brake rotor and disc brake pads each swipe, the heat
caused by friction occurs earlier, but, because the disc brake rotors and
brake body open, heat friction that occurs can easily evaporate.
3. Brake Adjustment
Because the gap brakes adjusted automatically by the piston cover
(rubber), so that the gap brakes do not need to be adjusted by hand.
When the brake pedal is pressed, then the hydraulic pressure will drive
the piston and push the brake pads against the rotor disc brake discs.
At this time, the piston moves while causing the piston cover change
shape, and when the brake pedal is released, the cover of the piston back
into shape, so that the piston moves away from the disc brake pads.
Therefore, although the disc brake pads are worn and the piston moves,
the amount of the return of the piston is always the same, so that the gap
between the disc brake pads and brake disc rotor is maintained at a
constant distance.