Hydraulic vehicle brake system having a service brake which can be actuated by muscle force and having a device for regulating the wheel slip
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsAndreas Weh, Juergen Tandler
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsAndreas Weh, Juergen Tandler
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The invention relates to a hydraulic vehicle brake system having a service brake which can be actuated by muscle force and having a device for regulating the wheel slip. It is proposed in such a vehicle brake system to use suction pumps in connection with specially-designed accumulators. The accumulators have separating elements which in each case separate a first accumulator chamber from a second accumulator chamber. An inflow opens out into the first accumulator chamber, and an outflow, which is separate from the inflow, outlets out of the first accumulator chamber. The separating element is arranged so as to be freely movable between two end positions, and in one of its end positions, blocks a pressure medium connection of the inflow to the outflow.
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A hydraulic vehicle brake system, having a service brake that which can be actuated by muscle force and having a device for regulating wheel slip, comprising a master cylinder, at least one wheel brake, and a hydraulic unit connected between the master cylinder and the wheel brake, the hydraulic unit having electromagnetically triggerable multi-way valves, at least one pump, a drive for the pump, at least one reservoir for supplying the pump with pressure fluid, an electric motor actuating the drive for the pump, and an electronic control unit for triggering the multi-way valves and/or the electric motor to suit demand, wherein the at least one pump is a self-aspirating pump;
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