Braking system with parking brake device
AssigneeGustav Magenwirth GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsMichael Ruopp, Axel Wechsler, Christian Neutsch, Philipp Roesing
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Abstract
A braking system is proposed for a vehicle, in particular a lightweight vehicle, in particular a pedal cycle, comprising a brake device, a mechanical urging device, and a hydraulic urging device, wherein the mechanical urging device and the brake device form a parking brake device, and the hydraulic urging device takes the form of a hydraulically actuable release device for the parking brake device.
Claims38
A braking system for a vehicle, comprising a brake device, a mechanical urging device, and a hydraulic urging device, wherein the mechanical urging device and the brake device form a parking brake device, and the hydraulic urging device takes the form of a hydraulically actuable release device for the parking brake device, wherein the hydraulic urging device comprises a valve control with a releasable check valve and the check valve allows a through-flow of hydraulic medium for releasing the parking brake device but blocks a back-flow of hydraulic medium unless the check valve is released by a release arrangement and by way of the back-flow through the released check valve the mechanical urging device is enabled to put the parking brake device into a braking condition.
A braking system for a vehicle, having a hydraulic urging device for a brake device that comprises a hydraulic pressure chamber and a valve control, wherein the valve control comprises a releasable check valve as a release valve, which in an unblocking condition enables a through-flow of hydraulic medium from the hydraulic pressure chamber, and has a closed condition, in which the release valve blocks a back-flow of hydraulic medium from the hydraulic pressure chamber, and wherein, in an actuation position, a release arrangement moves the release valve into the unblocking condition, wherein the release arrangement is mechanically movable into the actuation position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.