Brake torque definition

Brake torque means the product of the frictional forces resulting from the tangential actuating forces in a brake assembly and the distance between the points of generation of these frictional forces and the axis of rotation. The brake torque is a function of the hydraulic piston area, apparent friction coefficient, and the effective brake radius of the brake corner.
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