Braking system, computer-implemented method of controlling a braking system of a rail vehicle, computer program and non-volatile data carrier
AssigneeDellner Bubenzer AB
InventorViktor Prim
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AssigneeDellner Bubenzer AB
InventorViktor Prim
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A braking system for a rail vehicle (100) has a brake actuator (120) that receives a brake command (cmdB) and produces an electric brake-force signal (BF) commanding a brake action. A brake unit (200) receives the electric brake-force signal (BF) and causes an electric motor (230) to act on a gear assembly causing first and second pressing members (211) to move towards or away from a rotatable member (110) mechanically linked to at least one wheel (105) of the rail vehicle (100) to execute the brake action with respect to the rotatable member (110). If a deicing criterion (DI) is fulfilled, the brake actuator (120) is configured to produce the electric brake-force signal (BF) in such a way that the brake action involves moving the first and second pressing members (211; 212) away from the rotatable member (110) so as to remove any ice and/or snow on the brake unit (200).
A braking system for a rail vehicle (100), which braking system comprises:
A computer-implemented method of controlling a braking system for a rail vehicle (100), which braking system comprises a brake actuator (120),
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