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Effect of brake-system components on wheel spalling
This paper describes the results of tests to determine the effects of brake-beam guide-slot lines and empty/load devices on wheel sliding. Wheel slides cause wheel spalling. The results of the tests indicate that empty/load devices with improved response characteristics that provide a lower braking ratio significantly reduce the incidence of wheel slides. Further, testing showed some improvement between the sliding behavior of axles equipped with new design types of polymer brake-beam guide-slot lines.