Narrative:

I am writing to communicate a concern I experienced last night regarding braking performance at mdw. I landed on 31C [in] a fairly heavy [large transport aircraft] in wet good conditions; autobrake max; flaps 40 with a headwind of about 8 knots. I touched down approximately 1200 ft down runway; on speed; smooth; no bounce; auto brakes actuated and reverse thrust was applied; normal maximum braking; decelerated for about three seconds until we hit a 'bump' in runway at 4R intersection.we felt main struts extend (but still on ground) and felt aircraft accelerate for approximately one to two seconds; struts then compressed and normal maximum brake deceleration returned. We exited the runway at taxiway sierra without incident. My concern is the 31C/4R runway intersection elevation difference has become significant and is affecting braking performance.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: Air carrier First Officer reported aircraft deceleration on landing was interrupted when a bump was encountered at the intersection of MDW Runways 31C/4R.

Narrative: I am writing to communicate a concern I experienced last night regarding braking performance at MDW. I landed on 31C [in] a fairly heavy [large transport aircraft] in wet good conditions; autobrake max; flaps 40 with a headwind of about 8 knots. I touched down approximately 1200 ft down runway; on speed; smooth; no bounce; auto brakes actuated and reverse thrust was applied; normal maximum braking; decelerated for about three seconds until we hit a 'bump' in runway at 4R intersection.We felt main struts extend (but still on ground) and felt aircraft accelerate for approximately one to two seconds; struts then compressed and normal maximum brake deceleration returned. We exited the runway at taxiway Sierra without incident. My concern is the 31C/4R runway intersection elevation difference has become significant and is affecting braking performance.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.