Railway vehicle air braking anti-slip lock
An air brake and vehicle technology, applied in pneumatic brakes, operating mechanisms of railway vehicle brakes, railway braking systems, etc., can solve problems such as being not intrinsically safe, unable to be used in conjunction, and poor anti-slip ability.
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[0044] Mainly describe the implementation method and principle of manual operation pneumatic locking and automatic unlocking control.
[0045] like figure 1 As shown, first, installation is required. Install multiple mounting brackets at the bottom of the vehicle, support the exhaust valve control rod through the valve rod hoisting mechanism, and then support the travel lock through the travel body frame, and the lock iron support seat is used to support the locking teeth The lock iron, meanwhile, utilizes mechanical control to control the up and down movement of the bayonet lock iron. After the installation is complete, perform the braking action.
[0046] Pre-locking process: when the driver uses the usual brake to stop the train and takes anti-slip measures for the removed vehicles, the operator manually turns the two-way operating lever 22, and the two-way operating lever 22 is rotating in a small range. Simultaneously, drive drawbar 17 to pull to the left, the movement ...
Embodiment 2
[0051] like Figure 5 Shown, mainly be that the implementation mode of automatic control is different, and the air action mechanism of automatic control: is made up of air spring 26, return spring, spring support and three-way comprehensive action valve 25 that are installed in the latch lock iron bottom. , the telescopic end of the air spring 26 is connected to the bottom surface of the lock body plate 10 for controlling the lock body plate 10 to move up and down. There is a three-way comprehensive action valve 25 in the middle of the ventilation pipeline connected to the air spring 26, and the three-way comprehensive action valve 25 is composed of four valves, namely the relief valve K1, the pressure control valve K2, the reverse flow valve K3, and the differential pressure reverse flow valve K4 , wherein, the intake end of the mitigation release valve K1 is connected to the main brake line L1, the outlet end of the mitigation release valve K1 is connected to the first intak...
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