Wabco Gmbh

Wabco Gmbh & Co Ohg

Zf Cv Systems Hannover Gmbh

Olaf Jantz

Hartmut Rosendahl

Bernd-Joachim Kiel

Peter Beier

Uwe Bensch

Otmar Struwe

Wolfgang Strache

Henning Förster

Wilfried Menze

Gerhard Bruns

Christoph Brockmann

Jens Willms

Matthias Grimm

Andreas Schäl

Christian Cornelius

A braking system for a vehicle, particularly a commercial vehicle, includes an operating brake device for providing an operating brake function for braking the vehicle, and a parking brake device for providing a parking brake function independently of the operating brake system. If one of the two braking devices partially or completely fails, the vehicle can be braked automatically by means of the other braking device.

Fault-tolerant vehicle brake system

A pneumatic wheel brake for a vehicle includes a brake lever operable by a compressed air cylinder, and a brake application device operable by the lever. Employing the brake application device, a first brake element can be pressed against a second when the lever is operated. The wheel brake also includes an actuating device, which can be motor driven, which force can be applied to parts of the brake application device, at least when the lever is not operated, to press the first brake element against the second. The wheel brake also has a spring accumulator element arranged outside the compressed air cylinder. Force can be applied to the spring accumulator element by the actuating device; and force can be applied to parts of the brake application device by the spring accumulator element, at least when the lever is not operated. Thereby, the first brake element can be pressed against the second.

Pneumatic wheel brake for a vehicle

A brake includes a brake shoe, an actuating element for pressing the brake shoe against a brake disc, and at least one lever disposed such that it increases the braking force applied by the brake shoe to the brake disc by deflecting a tangential force acting on the brake shoe during braking. The actuating element comprises at least one brake disc side part, an actuator side part, and a coupling part disposed between the brake disc side part and the actuator side part, wherein the coupling part can be pivoted relative to the brake disc side part and/or the actuator side part.

Brake

A brake system for a vehicle includes brake cylinders operated by pressurized fluid for actuation of brakes by means of pressurized fluid on at least one first axle of the vehicle. The brakes on at least one other, second, axle can be actuated exclusively electromechanically in response to an electrical braking request signal. The pressure of the pressurized fluid can be modulated indirectly or directly and the electrical braking request signal can be generated indirectly or directly in response to actuation of a brake pedal of a brake pedal device. A service brake function is provided by means of hybrid use of the brakes on the first axle(s) together with the brakes on the second axle(s). The brake cylinders operated by pressurized fluid are pneumatically operated brake cylinders. The pressure modulated by the brake pedal device is a pneumatic pressure, and the pressurized fluid is compressed air.

Vehicle brake system

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