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@@ -2753,7 +2753,7 @@ Brake Shoe Force - This is the current change being implemented. The following c
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``ORTSBrakeShoeType`` - this defines a number of different brake shoe types and curves. To provide a more realistic representation of the braking force the default CoF curves are 2D, ie
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they are impacted by both the speed and Brake Shoe Force. Typically ``ORTSBrakeShoeType`` will have one of the following keywords included -
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``Cast_Iron`` - older cast iron brake shoes, 2D as above, ``Cast_Iron_P10`` - newer cast iron brake shoes with increased phosphorous, 2D as above, ``Hi_Friction_Composite``
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``Cast_Iron_P6`` - older cast iron brake shoes, 2D as above, ``Cast_Iron_P10`` - newer cast iron brake shoes with increased phosphorous, 2D as above, ``Hi_Friction_Composite``
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- high friction composite shoe, 2D as above, ``Disc_Pads`` - brakes with disc pads, 2D as above, ``User_Defined`` - is a user defined curve
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using the ORTSBrakeShoeFriction parameter, 1D (ie, speed only, see above section for the parameter format).
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