Traction-slip-controlled brake system for automotive vehicles
AssigneeAlfred Teves GmbH
InventorsJochen Burgdorf, Dieter Kircher, Lutz Weise
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AssigneeAlfred Teves GmbH
InventorsJochen Burgdorf, Dieter Kircher, Lutz Weise
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In a traction slip-controlled brake system for automotive vehicles, comprising an auxiliary pressure source and a pedal-operated brake valve through which pressure fluid from the auxiliary pressure source can be applied to the wheel brakes. A first valve switchable from a locking position into a passage position is switched into a pressure fluid conduit leading from the auxiliary pressure source to the wheel brakes of the one motor vehicle axle, and a second valve is switched into the brake conduit connecting the wheel brakes of the said motor vehicle axle to the brake valve. The said second valve can switch over from a passage position into a locking position. Moreover, a check valve is provided in the line section connecting the first valve to the wheel brakes of the one motor vehicle axle, with the said check valve precluding a flow back of pressure from the wheel brakes to the first valve. An additional third valve is provided in a line connecting this line branch to the return line which valve, in non-excited condition, for safety reasons, will then open the communication with the pressure fluid reservoir.
A traction slip-controlled brake system for automotive vehicles, said system comprising an auxiliary pressure source providing the sole source of pressure for the brake system and a pedal operated brake valve through which pressure fluid from the auxiliary pressure source can be applied to wheel brakes of an automotive vehicle, a pressure fluid conduit leading from the auxiliary pressure source to the wheel brakes and a first electromagnetically drivable 2-way/2-position valve in said pressure fluid conduit being capable of switching over from a locking position into a pasage position, a brake conduit interconnecting the wheel brakes and the brake valve, a second electromagnetically drivable 2-way/2-position valve in said brake conduit being capable of switching over from a passage position into a locking position, a check valve provided in the line section interconnecting the first valve and the wheel brakes precluding pressure fluid from flowing back from the wheel brake to the said first valve.
A traction slip-controlled brake system for automotive vehicles, said system comprising an auxiliary pressure source and a pedal-operated brake valve through which pressure fluid from the auxiliary pressure source can be applied to wheel brakes of an automotive vehicle, a pressure fluid conduit leading from the auxiliary pressure source to the wheel brakes, and a first valve capable of switching over from a locking position into a passage position is provided in said fluid conduit, a brake conduit connecting the wheel brake to the brake valve, a second valve capable of switching over from a passage position into a locking position is provided in said brake conduit, a line branch connecting the first valve to the wheel brake, a return line connecting the wheel brakes to a pressure fluid supply reservoir, a third valve switched into the said line branch and capable of decoupling the return line, and a check valve provided in said line branch.
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