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Deliberately accumulate brake heat as a purpose.
Deliberately accumulating brake heat as a purpose. The assembly transmits traction, braking and steering forces to the road and supports loads. It can heat up in use, but that does not make heat storage its function. Force transmission is limited by grip; wheels do not always guarantee a stable path.
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Deliberately accumulate brake heat as a purpose.
Transmit traction and braking forces to the road.
Transmit steering forces to the road.
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