On almost all cars today (cars) use hydraulic brakes, also known as oil brakes. Hydraulic braking system is also the foundation for the development of other active safety systems in the future such as ABS, electronic brake force distribution system EBD, TCS traction control system, system Electronic balance ESP, or HAC climbing system, downhill HDC … This article I will discuss the structure and operating principles of conventional hydraulic brakes.
When the vehicle needs to slow down or stop completely, the driver applies the brake pedal (1), through the driving mechanism acting on the piston (2) moving in the main brake cylinder (3) pushing the oil into the system. pipelines (6) and to the wheel cylinders (7), under the effect of the force generated by the brake fluid pressure in the system acting on the pistons (4,5,9) of the wheel brake cylinders will push out in the direction of the arrow to act on the brake mechanism (drum brakes or disc brakes) to slow down or stop the vehicle completely. The time and distance you drive is reduced or stopped completely depending on the force exerted on the brake pedal.
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On almost all cars today (cars) use hydraulic brakes, also known as oil brakes. Hydraulic braking system is also the foundation for the development of other active safety systems in the future such as ABS, electronic brake force distribution
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The time and distance you drive is reduced or stopped completely depending on the force exerted on the brake pedal.