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Once you have access to the brake assembly, begin disassembling the old brake shoes. Take note of the configuration and the placement of the springs and other components. It can be helpful to take a photo for reference. Use the drum brake spring tool to safely remove the springs without bending or damaging them.

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Змена тормозных барабанаў і калодак — гэта задача, якая можа спалучаць у сабе як тэхнічны досвед, так і базавыя інструменты. Для самастойнай замены неабходна прытрымлівацца некаторых крокаў, каб забяспечыць бяспеку і правільную працу вашага транспартнага сродку.

2. Brake Pad and Drum Replacement Ensure that brake pads, shoes, and drums are replaced at the recommended intervals to avoid excessive wear.

Drum brakes operate through a system of shoes that press against the inner surface of a rotating drum to create friction and slow down the vehicle. While they are effective, drum brakes have several limitations, including heat dissipation issues, longer stopping distances, and a tendency to fade under heavy braking, especially in wet conditions. On the other hand, disc brakes utilize a rotor that spins alongside the wheel, with calipers that squeeze brake pads against the rotor, resulting in superior stopping power, shorter stopping distances, and better performance in adverse conditions.

There are several types of brake systems that can be used in conjunction with brake drums, including mechanical brakes, pneumatic brakes, and hydraulic brakes. The choice of braking system often depends on the specific requirements of the operation, such as the size of the centrifuge, the materials being processed, and the desired rate of deceleration. Properly functioning brake drums ensure that the centrifuge can halt quickly and predictably, which is essential for operator safety and equipment longevity.

Maintenance is another essential factor when comparing these systems. Drum brakes can require more upkeep due to their enclosed design, which traps moisture and debris inside. This can lead to rust and component wear. Adjustments may also be necessary over time, as the shoes wear down.

One advantage of drum brakes is that they generally provide more consistent braking performance in wet conditions. The enclosed design of the drum helps keep the brake components dry, reducing the risk of brake fade. Additionally, drum brakes typically have a higher initial bite due to their design, offering good stopping power for everyday driving situations.