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FILE NAME: Z< DATE: DOC#: Z< DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION ^ZZ 986~ 'ttOt JaqoJoo rN 'AI!:::> :lUUDU\f OU!SD:::> 18 lalOH SpUDS ADlds!a 6u!Jeeu!6u~ 11 se>tDJS uo Wn!nbOIlOO IDnuu\f 41" 4th Annual Colloquium on Brakes " Engineering Display Sands Hotel Br Casino Atlantic City, NJ October.-20-22, 1986) ~ ) : ' / SUMMARY PROGRAM 4:00 p.m. Sunday, October 19 Early Bird Registration Monday, October 20 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 12:00 noon-6:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Registration BC1-Toxicity of Materials Exhibit Reception BC2-Raw Material Philosophy Tuesday, October 21 8:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 11 :00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. 11 :30 a.m.-1 :00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 4:30 a.m.-600 p.m. Exhibits BC3-lssues and Philosophies Exhibits Luncheon BC4-Concepts and Technologies Exhibits Wednesday, October 22 8:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 9:00 a m. Exhibits BC5-Aftermarket Brake Friction Products - . BRAKE ENGINEERING DISPLAY . . THE SANDS HOTEL & CASINOATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY October 20-22, 1986 An educational and techncal display will be presented at the Fourth Annual Colloquium on Brakes as a means of providing attendees with information relative to recent developments and engineering advancements within the brake industry. 1986 SAE BRAKE ENGINEERING DISPLAY (Exhibitors as of July 21, 1986) Plan to visit the Display and meet representatives from: COMPANY BOOTH Alfred Teves Technologies, Inc................. 13/14 American Metal Fibers, Inc. . ..................... 26 Asbury Graphite Mills, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 7 Ashland Carbon Fibers .......................... 18 Delco Moraine Div., GMC ........................ 1 Engelhard Corporation .......................... 22 W. R. Grace & Company ......................... 23 Hitco .......................................... 20 Link Engineering ................................ 19 Lonza Inc. .......... . ......................... 15 Monsanto Company. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2 Phosphate Flber Pyron Corporation ... . ......................... 21 Rockwell Laplnus BV ........................... 9 USG Apco .................................... 3 US Gypsum Co. ..... . ......................... 24 Valeo Fnctlon Materials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ..... 8 Jim Waiter Resources, Inc........................ 25 EXHIBIT HOURS: Monday, October 20 ........ 12:00 Noon-6:00 p.m. Luncheon Reception Tuesday, October 21 . . . . . . . . 8'00 a m.-9:00 a.m. 11 :00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. (Reception at close of afternoon session) Wednesday, October 22 . ........ 8:00 a.m.-12 Noon PUBLICATIONS V&l<lf 6!lAKING Vehicle Braking This information-packed publication provides a comprehenSive look at the construction and operation of virtually all of the braking systerns In use today. Vehicle Braking gives practical, detailed descriptions of the fundamentals of braking, drum and disc brakes, and hydrauliC and air braking systems. There are twelve chapters Included In B506 Stopping; Braking; Leading and Trailing Shoe Brakes, Other Car Drum Brakes; Basic Hydraulic Systems; Car Disc Brakes, Braking Me:llurn Weight Vehicles; Heavy Truck Brakes; Air braking Syslems, S;:Jeclal Purpose Brakes; Braking System Refinements; and Braking Equipment In Service. Published by Pentech Press Ltd. Written by A K Baker. Distributed by SAE only in the Western Hemisphere IS8N 0-72732202-8,347 pp., 12 Chapters, Hardbound 1986. $38.50 Member and List Order No. 8506 l ! Anti-Lock Braking Systems for Road Vehicles This publication includes up-to-date informc.tion on the anti-lock blaf.;lillj systems of all types of road vehicles Contenb include Aml-_uc,; System Performance Under Winter Conditions - What Should bE Rs quired?; Testing Anti-Lock Braking Systems - the Early Years, Leqlslative Effects on Design of Anti-Lock Brake Systems, The Potentia! and the Problems Involved In Integrated Anti-Skid Brake Systems: LO'l! :::;ost Anti-Lock for Hydrostatic Braking Systems; Anti-Lock System:; for Trailers; Commercial Vehicle Braking Performance With Anti-Lock, The American Experience with Anti-Lock on Heavy Vehicles, Develop.Tlent of Anti-Lock Braking Systems for use on Motocycles, and LlmlteQ Slip Braking. Published by LMech.E. (U.K ). Available from SAE only in the Western Hemisphere. ISBN 0-85298-567-3, 276 pp., 20 Papers, Paperbound 1985. $68.00 Member and List Order No. MEP226 AtdmnaUc :Mdt.K Adju,...krl> Automatic Slack Adjusters Contents Include: The Importance of Malnlalning Air Brake i'.djllS'rnen A Comparative Overview of Autornatlc SldCk Adjdster Hardw3rE'. F'e!formance Effect of Brake Adjustment, f-iow Automatic Brake '::dac~ Adjusters Perform In the Real World of TrcJcklng: Overnew of Fiy jel S Automatic Slack Adjusters; and Evaluation of A'.Jtornatlc :312:1 Adjusters. ISBN 0-89883-345-0. 36 pp , 6 Papers, Paperbound 1984 $17.00 Member $20.00 List Order No. SP574 _4_0_0_c_o_m_m_o_n_w_e_a_lth_D~ _li_Wo_aorr_rde_ned_ra:_leW,_rPl_Ate_1S5_0A9_E6_,U_D._Se_Apt_o._r4t_e0_le5_p,hone (412) 776-4970 ~ L MONDA Y, OCTOBER 20 CopaRoom BCl 8:30a.m. TOXICITY OF MATERIALS Chalrman-Oan McLaughlin, Schenectady Chemicals Opening Remarks-Marv Wemtraub, Engrg. & Mfg. Staff, Ford Motor Co. Attapulgite-A Review of Current Health Research Robert I. Lelghton, Mgr., Health & Safety, Engelhard Corp. Toxicity of Fiberfrax Jerry Barrows, Carborundum Inhalation Carcinogenesis Study of Wollastonite in Rats Ernest E McConnell, Dir., Toxicology Res. & Testing Program, Natl Inst. of EnVIronmental Health Sciences Health Effects of Fibrous Glass, Mineral Wool, and Ceramic Fiber Jon Konzen, Chairman, Medical and Scientific Committee, Thermal Insulation Mfrs. Assoc. Low Cost Option to Asbestos Fibers Barry Z Schacter, Pres., Hedman Resources Ltd. Inviro and Invitro Study of Phosphate Fibers Rashml Nair, Monsanto Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Planned by Brake ColloqUium General Committee BC2 RAW MATERIAL PHILOSOPHY Chairman-Allndelicato, Friction Prod. Div., Abex Corp. European Toxicology Philosophy WiI"e Hartung, Laxabruk Graphite Manufacturing W M Goldberger. Superior Graphite Thermal Stability of Modified Phenolic Resins Frank O. Blum and Oamel O'Connor, Dept. of Chemistry, Drexel Univ. Franklin Fiber M. J. Skurauskis, Dr. George Wright, M.O., US Gypsum Lapinus Rockfil in Friction Materials RepresentatIVe, Rockwool Laplnus Brake Lining Applications of Phosphate Fibers Or John A. Hinkebein, Monsanto Asbestos Regulatory Update Bob Plgg, Asbestos Info. Assn INA Planned by Brake ColloqUium General Committee Copa Room 1:30 p.m. Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21 BC3 ISSUES AND PHILOSOPHIES Chalrman-PhiIOougherty, Friction Div. Prod. Position of European Non-Asbestos Friction Linings Or. Wolf Savary, Textar Problems Faced With Raw Materials in Brazil AIi El Hage, Cobreq Worldwide Multiple Sourcing Capabilities Robert Carlson, American Steel Fiber Applying SPC in Manufacturing Environments John Oornick, Raymark Corp. Relationship Between QC and People Training Frank Vogel, RHT, Inc. Comparative Testing Ray Link, Link Engrg. Planned by Brake Colloquium General Committee Copa Room 8:30a.m. Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only LUNCHEON States Ballroom 11:30 a.m. All Brake Colloquium attendees are invited to attend a luncheon on Tuesday, October 21, in the States Ballroom located on the second floor of the Sands Hotel. The price of the luncheon is included in the registration fee. Arnold Weintraub of Basile, Weintraub, and Hanlon is the principal speaker. He will address "Employment ContractsWho Owns Whom?" TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21 BC4 CONCEPTS AND TECHNOLOGIES Chairman-Mike Jacko, Allied Auto. Tech. Ctr. Control of the Friction Mixing Process by Power Consumption Measurement Tom Resing, Littleford Brothers Inc. A New Method for Determination of Characteristics for Braking Force Regulator Milan Bogdanovic, The Institute "Kirilo Savic", and Nenad Janicijevic, Mech. Faculty, Unlv. of Belgrade The Integrated Road-Dynamometer Brake Test Concept Harald Abendroth, Jurid Werke, Allied Automotive Onboard Data Acquisition Bill Mclntosh, Abex Corp. Measurement of Interface Temperatures During Braking S. A. Barber and J. M. Tuten, Battelle Columbus DIV Disc Brake Pads: Analysis of Cold Performance Results on Advanced Non-Asbestos Friction Materials Or. Oamel Benolt and Paul Harrigan, Valeo Hot Spotting Arnie Anderson, Ford Motor Co. Planned by Brake Colloquium General Committee Copa Room 1:30 p.m. Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only Oral Only WEDNESDAY,OCTOBER22 Copa Room BC5 8:30 a.m. AFTERMARKET BRAKE FRICTION PRODUCTS Chairman-Or. Jlm Tramor, R & 0 Director, Brake Systems, Inc. PANELlSTS: Norman Abbott, Certified Brakes Jim Lewls, UPS Robert Nelson, Abex Corp. Randy Petresh, Rockwell Intl. Richard Radlinski, National Highway TraffiC Safety Admin. Jlm trainor, Brake Systems, Inc. Planned by Brake Colloquium General Committee The Brake Committee of the SAE Technical Board is responSible for sponsoring the Fourth Annual ColloqUium on Brakes. -=--A--=e= ~ The Engineering Society For Advancing Mobility ~ Land Sea Air and Space Frank Waiter ........................... President Harold Brock ......................... Treasurer Max E. Rumbaugh, Jr. .... Executive Vice President GENERAL INFORMATION HOTEL RESERVATIONS The Sands Hotel and Casino, Indiana Avenue and Brighton Park, is located just off the Atlantic City Boardwalk and will once again host the conference. Rates for the rooms have been set at $70.00 for a single, double, or double/double room. Please make your reservations in writing-DO NOT CALL. State in your letter that you are attending SAE's Colloquium on Brakes & Engineering Display-otherwise, your request may not be filled. Confirmation will be sent directly to you. To obtain reservations, use the hotel form included in this program. IMPORTANT ... Cut-off date for reservations is September 30, 1986. CONFERENCE REGISTRATION All persons attending the conference must register and obtain a badge. Pre-registration may be handled by utilizing the form InclJded In the program To register in advance the form must be received by SAE on cr before OCTOBER 1, 1986. ADVANCE CONFERENCE REGISTRATION Advance Registration SAE Member registration .................... r~on-member registration .................... PartiCipants . . . . . .. . ...................... (speakers, chairmen) On-site registration .......................... $65.00 $85.00 $25.00 $95.00 ADVANCE REGISTRATION FORM SAE Member registration ....................... $65.00 Non-member registration ....................... $85.00 Participants. . .. ..... . ....................... $25.00 (speakers, chairmen) On slte registration ... . ....................... $95.00 Make checks payable to "SAE" and return by October 1. Name Company _________________________________ Address ________________________________ City, State, ZiP _______________________ Telephone Number _____________________ Please clleck here If you are an SAE Member o ~~-~--~------------------~ Plan 10 Allend 1986 SIE TRUCK I BUS MEETING I EXPOSITION Valley Forge Convention Center. King of Prussia, PA November 10-12,1986 HOTEL RESERVATION FORM 4TH ANNUAL COLLOQUIUM ON BRAKES & ENGINEERING DISPLAY SANDS HOTEL & CASINO OCTOBER 20-22, 1986 All reservations for room accommodations can be made by contacting: Sands Hotel & Casino Attn: Reservations Manager P.O. Box 28 Atlantic City, NJ 08404 Please make your reservation in writing-DO NOT CALL. State In your letter that you are attending SAE's Colloquium on Brakes & Engineering Display-otherwise your request may not be filled. Confirmation will be sent directly to you. Clip and mail to above address. PLEASE NOTE: CHECK-IN TIME IS 3:00 PM (Expect later check-in on Sunday) CHECK-OUT TIME IS 12:00 NOON All reservation requests and deposits must be received by September 30, 1986, in order to guarantee accommodations. YOUR RESERVATION REQUEST CANNOT BE PROCESSED UNLESS THE FIRST NIGHT'S DEPOSIT IS INCLUDED. DEPOSIT WILL BE REFUNDED IF CANCELLATION IS RECEIVED 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE. WE APPRECIATE YOUR COOPERATION. NAME _________________________________ COMPANY ________________ ADDRESS ___________________________ CITY/STATE/ZIP ____________________ BUSINESS PHONE ____________________ METHOD OF PAYMENT: oo Check Enclosed American Express: o Money order enclosed Card No. _____________ Exp. Date _______ Please Check o Single Occup. (1 person) $70 o Double Occup. (2 people) $70 Plus 12% State Tax Anticjpated time of arrival at the hotel ______________ Sharing with ______________________________ Requests for accommodations prior to and after Conference dates will be accepted on a space available basis only. I plan to arrive _________________________ I plan to depart _______ Airline,_________________ Flight No. L ________________________ _