Before geometry, the question is what the component will actually endure: gross combination weight, ambient temperature range, stop frequency, road surface, service interval. A part specified without that answer is a guess.
Alloy composition, hardness, heat treatment and surface finish are chosen against the duty cycle. In friction and rotation components this single decision governs most of the service life.
Fit, clearance and concentricity are held to specification. At 40 tonnes, a component that is nearly right generates heat, vibration and a second failure somewhere else in the system.
Components are assessed against the load, thermal and cycle conditions of the market they are sold into — which for CEBLAT includes Gulf ambient temperatures and high airborne dust.
Dimensional and visual inspection is applied per production batch. The purpose is not to find good parts — it is to prove the process is still producing them.
Corrosion protection and packaging are specified for sea freight and humid coastal storage, because a component that oxidises in transit was never delivered.
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