Uncertainty and Sensitivity Analysis of Different Models of Brake Squeal

In this contribution, the brake‐squeal phenomenon is investigated using the pin‐on‐disc setup. The setup is analyzed numerically using the finite element method. The finite element model is evaluated in the time domain, and the vibration mechanism leading to squeal as well as the limit cycles of the...

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