The paper shows results of the study dedicated to influence of contact area stress state on a trend of changes for roughness and waviness parameters of brake disc surface located on the periphery of contact with a brake pad in the coverage area of preferred compression and tensile stresses. It also displays that the main trend of surface deformation under the influence of growing mechanical compression stresses consists in increase of altitude and decrease of step parameters of roughness and waviness. The authors have established that in the coverage area of tensile stresses the roughness and the waviness of the brake disk surface returns to initial values determined in condition of absence of external power influence. On the basis of the results, the authors have explained the process of waviness appearance on the brake disc surface. Results of the study are recommended for the application at solving tasks on friction and wear.
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