Brake system with anti-skid control for motor vehicles
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorAlwin Stegmaier
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorAlwin Stegmaier
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A brake system having anti-skid control for motor vehicles has a brake booster having a brake valve and an emergency brake piston, and a master brake cylinder, combined in one housing with the brake booster having a master brake piston and two separate brake chambers, which supply brake fluid to one dynamic brake circuit and one static brake circuit (II and I), respectively. If the pressure fails, the master brake piston is mechanically actuated via the emergency brake piston. To attain a simple structure with a feedback-free brake pedal during anti-skid control, the emergency brake piston and the master brake piston are accommodated in a continuous housing bore such that the emergency brake piston forms the second defining wall for the first brake chamber, and the master brake piston rests with force on the emergency brake piston. A device for restoring the emergency brake piston upon the onset of the anti-skid control assure free mobility of the master brake piston. The brake pressure modulations are effected by a switching valve connected to the first brake chamber.
A brake system including anti-skid control for motor vehicles, having a brake booster, a brake valve that is controllable by a brake pedal, an emergency brake piston that is displaceable by the brake pedal at least in an event of pressure failure, having a master brake cylinder that is combined in one housing with the brake booster, said master brake cylinder has at least one master brake piston which defines two brake chambers disposed in one dynamic brake circuit and one static brake circuit, respectively, for feeding a brake pressure into the brake circuits, said first brake chamber is located in the dynamic brake circuit and can be made to communicate via the brake valve with a pressure source (10) or a relief point, said emergency brake piston (28;
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