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FILE NAME Brakes BRK
DATE 1987 Oct DOC BRK234
DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION SAE Conference Brochure with Agenda
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October 5-8, 1987
GENERAL INFORMATION
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Registration
Registration for the 5th Annual Brake Colloquium opens at 8:00 a.m. Monday October 5 1987 in the Ballroom Foyer 2nd Floor of the Sands Hotel Registration for the Fibers in Friction Materials Symposium will be in this same area Early registration Sunday October 4 from 00-7 p.m. All persons attending the Brake Colloquium and the Fibers in Friction Materials Symposium must register and obtain a badge Advance registration may be handled by completing the form included in this program The form must be received by SAE on or before September 21 1987
Registration Fees
SAE Members
Advance Registration Site Registration
Brake
Fibers
Colloquium Symposium
$ 85 $ 95
165 175
Both Events
225 250
Nonmembers
Advance Registration Site Registration
115 125
225 235
325 345
Session Participants
Chairmen
$ 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
The Sands Hotel and Casino Indiana Avenue and Brighton Park is located just off the Atlantic City Boardwalk and will
again host the Colloquium along Fibers- -
Symposium Rates for rooms have been set at 72.00 for a single double or double room The hotel has reserved 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 NOT CALL Confirmation will be sent directly to you from the hotel IMPORTANT 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 609 344-7535 or Casino Limo at 1-800-452-1110 and 609 646-5555 Limousine service from Philadelphia Airport costs approximately 110 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
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 Octo-
ber 8 1987 from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.
Fibers in Friction Materials Symposium
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Institute This Symposium is sponsored by The Asbestos '
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 registrant after the Symposium including brief summaries of discussions Additional copies of the Proceedings 201 can be obtained by mail from SAE Headquarters at 40 member and 48 nonmember
SUMMARY PROGRAM .
5th Annual Brake Colloquium
4:00 p.m.
Sunday October 4 1987 Early Bird Registration
8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 1:30 p.m.
Monday October 5 1987
Registration BC Brake System Parts & Components
BC Raw Performance
9:00 a.m. 00-2 p.m. 30-1 p.m.
1:30 p.m. 00-6 p.m.
Tuesday October 6 1987
BC Interfacial Phenomena Exhibits Luncheon
BC Concepts & Technologies
Exhibits
Wednesday October 7 1987
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8:30 a.m.
BC Issues & Philosophies
00-2 p.m.
Exhibits
Fibersin Friction Materials Symposium 1:00 p.m.p.m. .- Friction MaterialsPerformance
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4:30 p.m.
4:30
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by Asbestos Institute
Thursday OctoberOctober 8 1987
8:00 a.m.-Noon Exhibits
9:00 a.m. '
Fibres and Luncheon :-
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Regulatory
Health Issues
me Regulatoryand Legal Issues
SAESAE SAE The Engineering Society For Advancing Mobility
SAE Land Sea Air and Space
William S. Coleman Robert G. Brown
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Max E. Rumbaugh Jr. ............ Executive Vice President
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TECHNICAL SESSION SCHEDULE
NO SMOKING will be permitted in the Technical Session Meeting Rooms
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MONDAY OCTOBER 5
BC
Copa Room
9:00 a.m.
BRAKE SYSTEM PARTS AND COMPONENTS
Chairman 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
Copa Room 1:30 p.m.
RAW PERFORMANCE
Chairman McLaughlin Schenectady Chemicals
Performance of Carboflex in Brake Applications William Hettinger Pres Ashland Carbon Fibers Div
Carbon Friction Products for Brakes and
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David W. Gibson Hitco
Thermal Stability and Structure in Cashew and Modified
Formaldehyde Resins
Frank Blum Professor Univ of Missouri
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~Perforom f Pa artn icuc lae te Calcium Sulfate Filler
Vic Tripathi US Gypsum
Test Method for Evaluation of the Flexibility of Brake
Linings and Evaluation of Various Resin Systems for
Brake Lining Flexibility
Chris Ford Cardolite
Planned By General Committee SAE Brake Colloquium
Oral Only
Oral Only
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Oral Only
SSOrral
Only
Oral Only
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
Copa Room
1:30 p.m.
CONCEPTS AND TECHNOLOGIES
Chairman Dougherty Friction Div Prod
Sound Dampening Materials for Brake Applications
Dr. Edward Vydra Pre Finish Metals
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Future Directions of Asbestos Friction Materials in
Europe
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Dr. Dennis Moran Res & Dev Dir Mintex Don Ltd.
Thermal Degradation of Metallic Disc Pad Materials
in Heavy Duty Applications
Norm Abbott Certified Brakes Signal High Temperature Adhesives for Brake Lining
Attachments
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Rich Mayhew American Cyanamid
Mixing and Compounding Equipment
Albert Shohet and Carl Anderson Processall Inc.
Future Direction of Asbestos Friction Materials in
Japan Mr. Kanzaki Nisshinbo Industries
Planned By General Committee SAE Brake Colloquium
Oral Only Oral Only
Oral Only
Oral Only
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Oral Only Oral Only
TUESDAY OCTOBER 6
BC
Copa Room
9:00 a.m.
INTERFACIAL PHENOMENA
Chairman 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 Chemical Conversion of Asbestos in Brake Friction
Materials
Dr. Michael G. Jacko Signal
Planned By General Committee SAE Brake Colloquium
Oral Only
Oral Only
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Oral Only Oral Only
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7
BC
ISSUES AND PHILOSOPHIES
Chairman Weintraub Ford Motor Company
Data Acquisition Bob Knapp Ford Motor Company
Computer Simulation Len Johnson Ford Motor Company
Brake Diagnostic Expert Systems Phil Tuchinsky Ford Motor Company
Status of EPA Regulation of Asbestos Steve Shapiro EPA
Brake Friction Material Issues
Dr. Asball World Health Organization
Planned By General Committee SAE Brake Colloquium
Copa Room
8:30 a.m.
Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7
BrakeSystem Performance
Concentrations
A. Anderson Pres
Diagnostics
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THURSDAY OCTOBER 8
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HEALTH FIBERSAND
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; Langer Assoc Prof. Mt. Sinai School of Medicine
Meek Fiber&s WelfarWelefare Canada
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Langer Robert Nolan Mt. SinaiSchool of Medicine and Dr.
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Chairman Barry Admin ~
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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 repre-
sentatives 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 Fiber Inc.
FRAS S.A. 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.
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