Air supply source protection bypass for electronic parking brake systems and vehicles including such systems
An electronic parking brake and air supply technology, applied in the direction of brake control system, brake, brake components, etc., can solve expensive and complicated problems
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[0019] figure 1 An electronic parking brake system 2 (or EPB system) of a vehicle V is shown. In this example, and as Image 6 As shown, the vehicle V is a truck including a lorry and a trailer.
[0020] The EPB system 2 includes at least one (preferably two) parking brake actuators 10 .
[0021] In this example, and for its part, each parking brake actuator 10 includes a spring brake cylinder (not shown). The spring brake cylinder includes a pressurized chamber that is vented when the driver requests the application of the parking brake, and which in turn causes the application of the braking force due to the unloading of the spring. When the driver requests to release the parking brake, the spring brake cylinder chamber is pressurized with compressed air.
[0022] Advantageously, the application and release of the parking brake can be electronically commanded by the driver through a parking brake input device (not shown) such as a handbrake lever or an operating switch. ...
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