
Technical papers, articles and bulletins:MACNAUGHTAN, M.P., EGGLESTON, D. & RICHARDSON, N. (2006) Advances in melting of high quality grey iron automotive castings at Precision Disc Castings. WORLD FOUNDRY CONGRESS 2006, 05 07.06.06, Harrogate International Centre, Harrogate, UK. (Awarded congress runner up for best paper.) EGGLESTON, D. (2000) When is a brake disc not a brake disc? Tyres & Accessories, February 2000, page 36. KROSNAR, J.G. (2000) The benefits of high carbon brake disc materials. Internal publication EURAC Technical Briefing, 24.02.00. EGGLESTON, D. (2000) Thermal Judder. EURAC Technical Bulletin 00034056, extract from doctoral thesis: EGGLESTON, D. (2000) An investigation into frictional surface interactions and their effect on cold judder. EGGLESTON, D. (2000) Changing brake disc rotors. EURAC Technical Bulletin 00034053, 24.01.00. CHATTERLEY, T.C. & MACNAUGHTAN, M.P. (1999) Cast Iron Brake Discs : Current position, performance and future trends in Europe. EGGLESTON, D. (1999) Cold Judder. EURAC Technical Bulletin 00029711, extract from doctoral thesis: EGGLESTON, D. (2000) An investigation into frictional surface interactions and their effect on cold judder. MACNAUGHTAN, M.P. (1998) Cast iron brake discs : a brief history of their development and metallurgy. Foundryman, October 1998, p. 321 324. MACNAUGHTAN, M.P. & KROSNAR, J.G. (1998) Cast Iron : a brake disc material for the future? Originally presented at the 2nd international seminar on Automotive Braking Recent Developments & Future Trends, Weetwood Hall, University of Leeds, Leeds, UK, 14 15.05.98. EGGLESTON, D. (1995) Automotive friction materials. EURAC Technical Bulletin 00010433, extract from doctoral thesis: EGGLESTON, D. (2000) An investigation into frictional surface interactions and their effect on cold judder. |
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