Knorr-bremse Systeme Fuer Nutzfahrzeuge Gmbh

Bendix Spicer Foundation Brake LLC

Knorr-bremse Systeme Fur Nutzfahrzeuge Gmbh

Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems LLC

Wolfgang Pahle

Johann Baumgartner

Hans Baumgartner

Dieter Bieker

Robert Trimpe

Manfred Schoenauer

Andreas Petschke

Matthias Klingner

Richard Lee Lantz, Jr

Michael Blessing

Huba Nemeth

Johann Iraschko

Tobias Fischl

Markus Bartel

Robert Tekesky

Markus Bohmann

Alexander Werth

Dirk Ganzhorn

Andreas Buch

Viktor Tihanyi

Janos Toth

Andre Kluftinger

Csaba Kokrehel

Csaba Mlinarcsek

Josef Schropp

Markus Gruber

Dirk Dresen

Jakob Lachermeier

Andreas Leinung

Tobias Schoefberger

Jens Fricke

Benedek Pour

Janos Szabo

Edgar Ruhl

Stefan Kemmler

Andras Sipos

Robert Theil

Markus Stoehr

Werner Koch

Jose Camilo-Martinez

Michael Schubert

Thomas Christian Laxhuber

Holger Lathwesen

Julian Cato Dahlenburg

Huba Németh

Matthias Adelung

Thomas Lehner

José Camilo-Martinez

Jutta Graaf

Stephan Kotteder

Markus Gerhardinger

Josef Sameter

Philipp Krauss

Suryakant Khambekar

Markus Stöhr

Paul Haberl-GÜNTHNER

Joseph Schropp

Borislav Salapic

Josef Preitsameter

Alexander Fuchs

Seven KRÜGER

Zsombor Györke

Tobias Schöfberger

Csaba Mlinárcsek

András Sipos

Levente HÖS

Robert S Tekesky

Manfred SCHÖNAUER

Dávid Kiss

Julian Dahlenburg

An electromechanical brake system has a brake actuator with a power transmission for transmitting an actuating force to a brake pad. The power transmission includes a rotatable shaft, a coupler with a locking element, wherein the coupler can be controlled so that the locking element is engaged with the rotatable shaft and blocks its rotation or so that the locking element is disengaged from the rotatable shaft so that the rotatable shaft can be rotated. The brake system has a first receptacle into which a first tool can be inserted so that it engages with the rotatable shaft and transmits a rotation on the rotatable shaft.

Electromechanical brake system and method for releasing an electro-mechanical brake system

A steering knuckle of a utility vehicle, composed of a cast material, has a main body, a steering knuckle bearing, a hub-type, cup-shaped receiving portion, open towards a rim of a vehicle wheel and suitable for receiving an anti-friction bearing and a bearing journal, and a pad-receiving portion for receiving a brake pad. The pad receiving portion has a support and two supporting elements provided one behind the other in the rotational direction of the vehicle wheel. A control arm attachment for linking an axle guide is formed on the main body.

Steering knuckle of a utility vehicle

A steering knuckle of a utility vehicle has a main body, a steering knuckle bearing for receiving in a rotating articulated manner a vehicle axle, a hub-type, cup-shaped receiving portion, open towards a rim of a vehicle wheel, in which portion an anti-friction bearing and a bearing journal can be received. The main body has an opening for receiving a drive shaft. The opening leads into the hub-type receiving portion. An axle assembly and a vehicle axle of a utility vehicle are also provided.

Steering knuckle of a utility vehicle, axle assembly and vehicle axle of a utility vehicle

A method adjusts the slack of a brake assembly having a brake disc, a brake pad, an actuator with an output shaft driven in a forward direction to bring the brake pad and brake disc into frictional engagement defining a braking position and a reverse direction to disengage the brake pad and brake disc and to move the brake pad into a rest position, and a slack adjuster for adjusting a predetermined axial slack distance between the brake pad and the brake disc. The brake pad is moved from the rest position in the reverse direction into a predetermined reference position, and an adjustment of the axial slack distance between the brake pad and brake disc is initiated.

Method for adjusting the slack of a brake assembly and brake assembly

A brake assembly includes a brake disc in rotational engagement with a wheel of a vehicle, a brake pad which frictionally engages the brake disc in a dynamic braking operation and a parking brake operation, a dynamic actuator adapted to bring the brake pad and brake disc into the frictional engagement in the dynamic braking operation, and a parking brake actuator associated with the dynamic actuator such that, in the parking brake operation, the frictional engagement of the brake disc and brake pad is maintained.

Brake assembly and method for controlling a brake assembly

A disc brake and a brake lining for a commercial vehicle are provided. The disc brake includes a brake caliper on a stationary brake carrier and straddling a brake disc. The brake carrier has at least one brake lining space, in particular two brake lining spaces, each of which is delimited by lateral brake carrier lugs and accommodates a brake lining. At least one respective dimensionally stable blocking element is provided as a counter bearing against the insertion direction of the brake pads. The blocking elements are supported on the brake pads and/or or the brake carrier and are held on the brake carrier and/or on the brake pads.

Disc brake for a commercial vehicle

A brake pad for a disk brake for a utility vehicle, includes a pad backplate, which has a pad side with a frictional mass and an application side opposite the pad side. The pad side is provided with a structural arrangement having a plurality of recesses with elevations arranged therein. The structural arrangement of the pad side comprises structural elements which differ in shape and size.

Brake lining of a disk brake and brake pad set

A brake pad of a disc brake, in particular for a disc brake for a utility vehicle, has a backing plate, which bears a friction lining and to which an element that can be moved in relation to the backing plate is connected, and an electrical wear sensor designed in such a way that the wear sensor is arranged on the element that can be moved in relation to the backing plate so that the wear sensor itself can be moved in relation to the backing plate.

Brake pad for a disc brake

A method for analyzing the wear behavior of brake pads of a brake system has at least the following steps: a) providing a brake system with at least one or more brakes, each with one or more brake pads which each have a pad carrier plate and a friction lining composed of at least two or more friction material layers which are composed of different friction materials; and at least one evaluation device; b) determining the wear which is brought about per brake during braking operations with at least one wear sensor per brake; c) determining the braking energy which is brought about per brake during braking operations with the evaluation device; d) repeated determination of an instantaneous gradient of a curve which relates the values determined in steps b) and c) and preferably a route information item to one another; and e) outputting a signal at an output device if the gradient changes.

Method and system for analyzing the wear behavior of brake pads/linings

A disc brake for a vehicle, in particular for a commercial vehicle, is provided. The disc brake includes at least one application-side brake pad and a back-side brake pad held in a form-fitting manner in a brake carrier. At least the application-side brake pad is provided with at least one pad-retaining spring which is supported at least on one brake carrier horn of the brake carrier and exerts a radially outwardly acting tensile force on the brake pad.

Disc brake and set of brake pads

A disc brake for a vehicle, in particular for a commercial vehicle, includes a brake carrier which receives at least two brake pads in respective clamping side and rear side pad slots, with the at least one brake pad on the clamping side being held in its pad slot in a form-fitting manner. The at least one brake pad on the clamping side is provided with at least one pad retaining spring which is supported at least on a brake carrier horn of the pad slot of the brake carrier. The at least one clamping spring exerts a tensile force acting radially outward on the brake pad. A brake pad set for the disc brake is also provided.

Disc brake and brake pad set

A brake disc-hub connection is provided, wherein a hub has drivers, which extend from a wheel flange of the hub in the axial direction relative to a rotational axis common to a brake disc and the hub and engage in a toothed manner between supporting elements, which are arranged on the inner circumference of a brake disc and extend in the direction of the rotation axis. Lateral flanks of the drivers are oriented radially to the rotation axis and lateral flanks of the supporting elements are oriented parallel to the lateral flanks of the drivers. The lateral flanks of each of the drivers are oriented at an angle of 15&#xb0; to 30&#xb0; to each other.

Brake disc-hub connection

A disc brake, in particular for a commercial vehicle, including a brake caliper, which reaches over a brake disc and in which brake pads are positioned that can be pressed against the brake disc on both sides by at least one brake application device and that each have a lining carrier plate and a friction lining fastened thereto. The brake application device has at least one brake piston that acts on the lining carrier plate at the end face of the brake piston. The disc brake is designed such that at least one of the brake pads is supported in an articulated, pivotable, manner in the radial direction of the brake disc.

Disc brake, in particular for a commercial vehicle, and brake pad for a disc brake

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Wolfgang Pahle