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APRACING A disk break is a type of break where pressure (from the brake pads - the red objects above) is applied to the metal disk which is attached to the spinning wheel. The friction between the pad and the disk slows the wheel down. It also generates a lot of heat, so holes are drilled into the disk, to increase the surface area to allow greater heat dissipation (good). The holes also reduce the mass of the disk, which reduces the heat capacity of the disk (bad) You should note that the surface area of the disk includes not only the top and bottom surfaces, and on the disk edge, but also the surface on the interior of the holes. Each hole removes surface area from the top and bottom of the disk, but adds surface area in the cylinder that goes through the disk. Hole removes surface on top Hole adds surface on interior of cylinder Hole removes surface on bottom