Truck mounted braking system for a railway car
A technology for railway vehicles and braking systems, which is applied in railway braking systems, operating mechanisms for railway vehicle brakes, drum brakes, etc.
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[0020] Direction and orientation herein may refer to the normal orientation of a railway vehicle in use. Thus, unless the context clearly requires otherwise, a "longitudinal" axis or direction is parallel to the guide rail and in the direction of movement of a rail vehicle on the track in either direction. A "transverse" or "lateral" axis or direction is in a horizontal plane perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and rail. Individual components of the braking system may also have a length and a "longitudinal axis", a width and a "lateral axis". Thus, for example, a brake lever oriented substantially in line with a transversely mounted brake beam has its own longitudinal axis, which may be almost perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the railway vehicle. The term "inboard" means toward the center of the vehicle, and may mean inboard in a longitudinal direction, a lateral direction, or both. Similarly, "outboard" means away from the center of the vehicle. "Vertical" is a...
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