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Advance registration may be handled by cbmpleting the form included in this program. The form must be received by SAE on or before September 21,1987. Fibers in Friction Materials Symposium i This Symposium is co-sponsored by The Asbestos Institute, the Friction Materials Standards Institute, Inc., and SAE. Fibers in Friction Materials Symposium Proceedings A Proceedings of the Symposium papers will be published and sent to each regi$trant after the Symposium, including brief summaries of discussions. Additional copies of the Proceedings (P-201) can be obtained by mail from SAE Headquarters at $40 member and $48 nonmember. Registration Fees SAE Members: Brake* Fibers** Both Colloquium Symposium Events SUMMARY PROGRAM Advance Registration $ 85 $165 $225 On-Site Registration $ 95 $175 $250 5th Annual Brake Colloquium Nonmembers: Advance Registration On-Site Registration $115 $225 $325 $125 $235 $345 Session Participants/ Chairmen/ Authors $ 35 $ 50 $ 60 *Brake fee includes attendance at all technical seSSions and the Educational Display plus one luncheon ticket. **Fibers fee includes attendance at all technical sessions, the Educational Display, one luncheon ticket, and one copy of the Symposium Proceedings. Hotel Reservations 4:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 1:30 p.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:00-2:00 p.m. 11 :30-1 :00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Sunday, October 4, 1987 Early Bird Registration Monday, October 5, 1987 Registration BC 1-Brake System Parts & Components BC 4-Raw Materials/Performance Tuesday, October 6, 1987 BC 3-lnterfacial Phenomena Exhibits Luncheon BC 2-Concepts & Technologies The Sands Hotel and Casino, Indiana Avenue and Brighton 3:00-6:00 p.m. Exhibits Park, is '?cated just off the Atlanti~ City Board:walk an~ will Wednesday, October 7, 1987 once..agall:t,~-CoUoGUlUm-akmQ--wftR-.tRe--f-IDers- -- - - - ------ --------------- ,-,- - -- - -- Symposium. Rates for rooms have b~en set at $72.00 for a 8:30 a.m. BC 5-lssues & Philosophies single, double, or double/double room. The hotel has reserved 10:00-2:00 p.m. Exhibits a block of rooms for the meeting attendees. However, the Hotel Reservation Form included in this program must be used to take advantage of the special room rate. Please make 'your reservations in writing-DO NOT CALL. Confirmation will be sent directly to you from the hotel. IMPORTANT-Cut-off date for reservations is September 11, 1987. Transportation Air travel to Atlantic City is via Allegheny Commuter to Bader Field (5 min.). Piedmont Airlines uses Atlantic City Airport, which is about 20 minutes from downtown. Ground transportation available at both airports, or call Custom Limo at (609) Fiber$JnFrictioA,:Materials Syn'ipQ$ium 1:00 p.;"~ '4~3Q p.ffi. ,FFM1-FrictionMateriaIsP!:rlormance . ',',,', " cfs~ties~ - " . ,-" .'; , fFM2-Otist'Control in the \%rkplace iOO;S:9Q'p:m.Exnibits. " " ,,'6:~O'~;in.:, ' ,'Reteptlo~Hosted by Asbestos Institute . ':'-!<r ", ~ ~'.', ~ 'ThurSd~y,~tober 8, 1987 ',,8:00,a.m.-Noon Exhibits " " ' 9:00 a.m~ FFM3-Fibres,and Health Issues 12:30 p.m. , Luncheon , ' :',: 2:00:Jid~,.;' ",_, FFM4~REidl.ilatory,aod' L:~gaf ISsues 344-7535 or Casino Limo at 1-800-452-1110 and (609) 646-5555. Limousine service from Philadelphia Airport costs approxi- mately $110 (one-way) and can be arranged with Custom Limo. Taxi fare from Bader Field to the Sands is approximately $5. For those driving to Atlantic City, parking is complimentary at the Sands for registered guests. Telephone Information For information on all events and to leave messages, call (609) 441-4000, during conference hours, and ask for the SAE Information Desk. There is no paging system. All messages will be posted in the Registration Area. O A I!! The Engineering Society ~ For Advancing Mobility ~ Land Sea Air and Space Luncheons The Brake Colloquium Luncheon will be held on Tuesday, October 6.1987, from 11:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. The Fibers in Friction Materials Symposium Luncheon will be held on Thursday, Qctober 8, 1987, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. William S. Coleman ............................. President Robert G. Brown .............................. Treasurer Charles C. Colyer ..................... Assistant Treasurer Max E. Rumbaugh, Jr. ............ Executive Vice President TECHNICAL SESSION SCHEDULE NO SMOKING will be permitted In the Technical Session Meeting Rooms. MONDAY, OCTOBER 5 BC-1 Copa Room 9:00 a.m. BRAKE SYSTEM PARTS AND COMPONENTS Chalrman-John Brown, Abex Corp. Antilock Brake Systems Discussion by OE Manufacturers and Suppliers To be determined Parking Brake Cables Bob Heimann, Orscheln Applications for Other Technologies To be determined Planned By General Committee, SAE Brake ColloqUIum Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only BC-4 Copa Room 1:30 p.m. RAW MATERIALS/PERFORMANCE Chairman-Damel McLaughlin, Schenectady Chemicals Performance of Carboflex in Brake Applications Oral Only WIIIJam Hettinger. Pres., Ashland Carbon Fibers Div. Carbon/Carbon Friction Products for Brakes and Oral Only Clutches. David W Gibson, Hitco Thermal Stability and Structure in Cashew and Modified Phenol-Formaldehyde Resins Oral Only Frank Blum, Professor, Univ. of Missouri-Rolla --perfOiinanceOfl'"artlculate-CaICIuiTISliJratifFilTEir-- - . --------OTalOnly - VIC Ti"Jpathi, US Gypsum Test Method for Evaluation of the Flexibility of Brake Linings and Evaluation of Various Resin Systems for Brake Lining Flexibility Chris Ford, Cardohte Oral Only Planned By General CommIttee, SAE Brake Colloquium TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6 States Ballroom 11:30 a.m. LUNCHEON All Brake Colloquium attendees are invited to attend a luncheon on Tuesday, October 6, in the States Ballroom located on the second floor of the Sands Hotel. The price of the luncheon is included in the registration fee. James Pruneski, President, Friction Products WorldWide of Abex Corporation is the featured speaker. BC-2 CONCEPTS Mm TECHNOL~IES Chairman-Phil Dougherty, FrictionDiv.. P~od. Sound Dampening ~aterials for Brake Applications Dr. Edward Vydra, Pre Finish Metals Future Directions of Non-AsbestosFriction Materials in Europe Dr. Dennis Moran, Res. & Dev. Dir., Mintex Don, Ltd. Thermal Degrad8tion of SemHletalfic DisC Pad Materials in Heavy Duty AppliCations . Norm Abbott, Certified Brakes/Allied Signal High Temperature Adhesives for Brake Lining Attachments RiCliMayniW,-Amencan Cyanamid Mixing and Compounding Equipment Albert Shohet and Carl Anderson, Processall, Inc. Future Direction of Non-Asbestos Friction Materials in Japan Mr. Kanzakl, Nisshinbo Industries Planned By General Committee, SAE Brake Colloquium Copa Room 1:30 p.m. Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6 BC-3 Copa Room 9:00 a.m. INTERFACIAL PHENOMENA Chairman-Don Melotik, Ford Motor Company Transfer Layer Chemistry by Surface Analytical Techniques R. E. Chase, Prin. Res. Scientist and D. J. Melotik, Res. Eng., Ford Motor Company Analysis of Transfer Films from Brake Linings on Metal Surfaces James L Lauer. Prof., and L A. Duplessis, Graduate Student, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Thickness of Transfer Films Produced by Dry Friction as Determined by Ellipsometry James L Lauer. Prof., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Tribo-Chemical Conversion of Asbestos in Brake Friction Materials Dr. Michael G. Jacko, Alhed-Slgnal Planned By General CommIttee, SAE Brake ColloqUIum Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7 BC-5 ISSUES AND PHILOSOPHIES Chqirman-Marv Weintraub, Ford Motor Company' Data Acquisition Bob Knapp, Ford Motor Company Computer Simulation Len Johnson, Ford Motor Company Brake Diagnostic Expert Systems Phi! Tuchinsky, Ford Motor Company Status of EPA Regulation of Asbestos Steve Shapiro, EPA Brake Friction Material Issues Dr. Asball, World Health Organization Plar.med By General Committee, SAE Brake Colloquium Copa Room 8:30a.m. Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only 2 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8 CopaRoom 9:00a.ni.-12.1)(J Hoon ;;'aIiRS~ND:HEA1.:I'H1SSUES -.' ',C:' ':'. - ' . . . \' , ~J(.,~;II;U)la[c}VI; Assoc. ProL,Mt. Sinai School of Medicine, :~~~~~'~~'K~&meMee~~aafih'&\Nffi!~re- Ca~da 872178 :oncentraticma--' , .. c, ",' ,.' A. Andefson. Pres., Jrlt:io~Djagriol(lCS lJser-~~eJDjSCu$S~:~'~' -~~~',. :'~ 872179 ~ANEttSTS:, ,j- " 'RateteprremSaernketatt,iVJeoS-goif cVaerianntoi'tno:dlc~km.acnoUmtamcteurnetrssoarnrtdlseepdo-ufsaEslfbse,OstEosM and and "" ".; pf BiOstatistics. Univ. of system , non~asoostos:fioers: in, :,' frictiOn 'applications, ' -ending 'w.ith. ' P,/-afl6Jpirtee$ceUQ3l,aytGi"l;(;eesi'a~leCSit/i;QPfilpSjfirt.~oir?iHihfe;a/u~(jfnlfe:rriiccet,(QnMateriilJs Sympos!um" ' " " ';-~.:'~.";.:,~;;;P;i;t~tstbY:iiOrfg.hcera""c,andA~m"k," tFibres, Ariimal Studies , '," c,' .' - ," '. " ';'Y:"';~:$;'Alf.,'Kenn~t(70onaldsof1:lnSt: ofbccopationaf Medicine. mu-'~' " "'C~Pa RoOm'';:::lZfn~il~a~a;~~~~~PPataCh.'Lab.f~0cCUP' Safe~ iri, ',' " . ,/.\:3()-!i:ao:p.~ ",' "/".""..\':i;:~ani:iHea!th;NatLirist: dfOcCupatiOhal Safe~ and Health- A~. r.evie{iWlanouffa.dc,~tu~trOneilg:l.~SaT~n.qCe:TG'eNp,lTai:Rf~tdfO~a~cL6ii;nrltutfreT~siH;.'Em,eWt.hO.c'RidK;P~;.L~AAelldiCedE-'S0 aigunt0oa'r;C'ootirvpe: 'an:dt~~~~"<t\~";:~A.~is~C~bxO:e1OSd=ttYo:';s"opafnNrodnO;-NAdOSnbue~sc&t"eotsS,RtFoleSbeFSrisbiredF~orAmuCJo3intiopnasrison.of Sci~rices t, GM Ch:aimilaii,..:.c']I8n:VSitewarf,.'Dl!'H:3IccIJpaliortaL Hea1th 872174 "fJf., cahdateWhelillei;':SIQrriSdical Dep Res.Labs.','.~ 0 ',. 872180 872181 872182 872183 872184 prar;nedB(Gen'era!Corpmitiee. Fibres in Friction Materials,Symposium CopaRoom 2:00-5:00 p;m. . . . .,. . . . .u~. andfibre'E~St,lr~IrIAutOmotive:BraJ(e ~ps ' "."~':'- '. TotJedefermined.-:', .!'~: '. :' ::::~ittl~~..._s_ ' AutomotiveBme'RepaIr-Costs:Controlledvs; 6721n '-,' Ch8irma~Ba,rY FeINce;Assoc. Admin. for Rutemaking. Nat!. Highway TrafficSafety-Administration ' . 'perlormariCesbnd~HarmoriiZation of 872185 Eur~i~tI apd American.Standards (NHTSA 135) and fOf~tancrar~:ls :in'tbe: Aftermarket e"AssO!~';A10mll',; NHrSA ~e!op!rnelrlts~m Fibres. Used in Friction 872186 ~"'Iat!!r~IS Substitution 872187 872188 Plari1nllcl~~y(:;ei;ren;If,(J,tiJiiJrrfitl~e,;Fil)res in Friction Materials Symposium ATTENTION NON-MEMBERS JOIN SAE ATTEND THIS MEETING AND SAVE $$ Combined one year SAE membership dues and initiation fees range from $30-$75. All SAE members can attend this entire meeting and save $$ on registration fees. For a mem- bership application and details on other SAE member benefits, please write to: SAE Membership Code SAE/BRAKE 400 Commonwealth Drive Warren dale, PA 15096 or call Kathy Hoffman at (412) 776-4841 ext. 369. . ' 3 'UBLICATIONS_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ibers in Friction Materials .ymposiUm proceedings iBN 0-89883-491-9, 1.6Papers,PaperbouOd ~7. ' . ' .. 40.00 Memb.er .$48.00 List 'rderNo. P201 . .1\ ehicle Braking lis Information-packed publication provides comprehensive look at the construction and Jeration of virtually all of the braking sysms in use today. Vehicle Braking gives prac;al, detailed descriptions of the fundamenlis of braking, drum and disc brakes, and ~draulic and air braking systems. There are velve chapters included in B-506: Stopping; raking; Leading and Trailing Shoe Brakes; Ither Car Drum Brakes; Basic Hydraulic Sys~ms; Car Disc Brakes; Braking Medium veight Vehicles; Heavy Truck Brakes; Air ,raking Systems; Special Purpose Brakes; Iraking System. Refinements; and Braking :quipment in Service. Published by. P~ntech 'ress Ltd. Written by A.K. Baker. Dlstnbuted 'y SAE only in the Western Hemisphere. ISBN 1-7273-2202-8, 347 pp., 12 Chapters, ;asebound 1986. 140.00 Member and List )rder No. B-506 ~ir Disc Brakes ,"his interesting publication brings the reader !p:'lo-date on the status .of air9isc J~~, ,P665 concentrates on solving problems ~xhibited by air disc brakes in the field as ",ell as the fine tuning of brake designs. Comllete contents include: Update on Kelsey~ayes Air Disc Brakes; OVercoming Air Disc 3rake Limitations; User's Experience with ~eavy Duty Truck DISC Brakes; Air Disc 3rakes in the OEM Testing Environment; Air Disc Brakes: Problems and Solutions; Where Has Bendix Gone with Air Disc Brakes?; Air Disc Brakes-User Overview; Rockwell Air Disc Brakes. ISBN 0-89883-936-X, 44 pp., 8 Papers, Paperbound 1986. $35.00 Member $43.00 List (412) 776-4970. Order No. SP665 . Braking: Recent Developments ... Development of, low cost anti-lock brake sy~ tems for FWD passenger cars; a new antlskid brake system for drum and disc brakes; lining material technology; plus an in-depth review of international braking regulations are just a few of the topics discussed in this information-packed book. ISBN 0-89883-341-8, 80 pp., 7 Papers, Paperbound 1984. $20.00 Member $25.00 List Order No. SP570. New Anti-Lock Braking Systems for Passenger Cars and Light Trucks A Review The development of a braking system that maintains vehicle stability and steerability while still produCing short stopping distances has been a challenge since the early 1950's. This important safety feature, the anti-lock braking system (ABS), is now widely available on upper range passenger cars, trucks and buses and will continue to extend its usage to an even wider rangE! of passenger cars. Edited by experts in ABS technology, the 29th volume In the "Progress in Technology" series, PT-29 provides. considerable insight into the history and development of passenger car ABS. For ease of reference, this in-depth review is divided into five sections: Background, Regulation and Testing, Past ABS Technology, Current ABS Technology, and Advanced ABS Technology - there is also an extensive reference section for additional research. ISBN 0-89883-117-2, 450 pp., 34 Papers, Casebound 1987. $55.00 Member $70.00 List Order No. PT-29 A New Look At Medium Duty Hydraulic Brakes SP642 provides an overview of recent changes made to the brake systems of 9-13.5 ton trucks and buses. This publication chroni- cles problems with hydraulic brakes, what changes were necessary to correct these prob- lems, and the future of medium duty hydraulic brakes. Contents include: Medium Duty Truck Hydraulic Disc Brakes-Ongoing Challenges for Suppliers; A New Hydraulic Drum Brake; Medium Duty Hydraulic Disc Brake Rotors; Disc Brakes and How They Affect Net Profit; and What's In The Future For School Bus Brakes? Are Disc Brakes Here To Stay? ISBN 0-89883-913-0, 44 pgs., 7 Papers, Paperbound 1985. . $17.00 Member $20.00 List Order No. SP642 A comprehensive review of the latest in antilock braking systems Anti-Lock Braking Systems for Road Vehicles This publication includes up-to-date information on the anti-lock braking systems of all types of road vehicles. Contents include: AntiLock System Performance Under Winter Conditions - What Whould be Required?; Testing Anti-Lock Braking Systems - the Early Years; Legislative Effects on Design of Anti-Lock Brake Systems; The Potential and the Problems Involved in Integrated Anti-Skid Brake Systems; Low Cost Anti-Lock for Hydrostatic Braking Systems; Anti-Lock Systems for Trailers; Commercial Vehicle Braking Performance with Anti-Lock; The American Experience with Anti-Lock on Heavy Vehicles; Dev_elopment of Anti-Lock Braking Systems for use on Motorcycles; and Limited Slip Braking. Published by I.Mech.E. (U.K.). Available from SAE only in the Western Hemisphere. ISBN 0-85298567-3, 276 pp., 20 Papers, Paperbound 1985. $68.00 Member and List Order No. MEP226 Worldwide Braking Trends: Medium and Heavy Duty Trucks This publication discusses current philosophies and future trends in braking technology from the main technical centers of North America, Western Europe, and Japan. Complete contents: European Brake Philosophies for Commercial Vehicles in the Range from 6 to 16 Tons GVW; European Brake Philosophy; Why --Air+Hydraulic Bt:ake- Systems- on _Japanese Straight Trucks?; Japanese Truck Brake Philosophy; and Evolution of Medium Duty Hydraulic Brake Systems. ISBN 0-89883-915-7, 52 pgs., 5 Papers, Paperbound 1985. $15.00 Member $18.00 List Order No. SP644 For quick delivery and service telephone orders accepted at Order Form Clip and return this form to: SAE Customer Service Dept. 4~2 400 Commonwealth 9rive Warrendale, PA 15096 U.S.A. Please send me QTY. ORDER NO. 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Arrival Date _____ Departure Date _______ 5 BRAKE DISPLAY 1987 SAE BRAKE ENGINEERING DISPLAY An educational and technical display is presented in conjuction with the Colloquium to provide attendees the opportunity to obtain information relative to recent developments and engineering advancements within the brake industry. (Exhibitors as of August 5, 1987) Plan to visit the display and meet representatives from: COMPANY American Cyanamid Company American Metal Fibers Inc. Ashland Carbon Fibers Borden Chemical Industrial Resins Div. Commercial Industrial Minerals Ltd. Custom Cryogenic Grinding Corp. Engelhard Corporation Evanite Glass Flber, Inc. FRAS-LE SA Friction Materials W. R. Grace & Co. Hills Brothers Chemical Co. HITCO Leinweber Maschinen Monsanto Company NYCO Pittsburgh Coil Technology Pre Finish Metals Pyron Corporation Superior Graphite Co. Thermafiber Div. USG Interiors Inc. U.S. Gypsum Co. Jim Waiter Resources Inc. BOOTH 25 2 16 24 23 6 22 5 15 18 1 20 10 14 19 8 4 21 11 3 17 26 EXHIBIT HOURS: Tuesday, October 6 10;00 am to 2:00 pm 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm * Wednesday, October 7 10:00 am to 2:00 pm 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm* Thursday, October 8 8:00 am to 12 Noon (*Reception will be held at the close of the afternoon session.) " , " ,' Keep up with advancing technology in ,th. auto industry .. ~ AHendthe 1987:" Passenger Car Meeting and Exposition Hyalt Regency Dearbom _October 1922, 1987 AnENTlON: er,:g.lneer~~a~~~~~~igann.dminadnuustfraycetuxreicnug-. tives.lfyouarelnv?lve In~ or operations of new concepts: materials. t~~~~~d this meeting. Hereme automobiles. you nee? '\1 receive from attending. just a few of the benefits you WI Choose from over seventy presentations in the .manufacturing. maintenance. materials. and auto design areas. Rnd the answers to your desigQ. engineering. and management questions as youmeet with colleagues and leaders from the industry. Review the history of passenger car design by attending a special session on "Significant Automobiles of the Past , Half Century as Told by their creators." Keep up-to-qate an the.latest advances in the au.to . industry by meeting face-te-face with rE?Pl'esentatives from dozens of companies e)(hibiting at the Exposition. Discoverwhafs new in computer technology during the "Engineering Information Through Computer Technblog" session. . Earn CEU's by attending one or more of the continuing education courses offered during the week. .. Learn the latest developments in auto transmissions. rror,e"A' ",: ' ' wheel bearings. testing and instrumentation, emissions. .,,',::,.:~;::,:~~ine~/i'q~, ,.About:lhe meeting..... A complete technical program including over thirty sessions will cover subjects from transmissions, safety, parts and components, and engines to computer technology and historical auto designs. 'ftle ExpoSition will include doz~ns of compa.nres such .as Borg~Warner, Lucas Industries, Sun ElectriC, Truck Ute. Lotqs; Motorola, and many others. For complete meeting details and a FREE copy of the meeting program, write or call Cathy Joyce at SAE Headquarters, Dept. 945, 400 Commonwealth Drive, Warrendale, PA 15096, (412) 776-4841. ,~J _ _~ _,_ Prii-re9lsierJOdqy: "COli Kathy Hoffman at (412) 770-4841' Ext. 369. ' , . 870905FRf37 7 i-