1269 results about "Drum brake" patented technology

An implantable artificial sphincter system provides long-term adjustment via transcutaneous energy transfer (TET), minimizing invasive adjustment through adding or removing fluid via a syringe. An infuser device provides bi-directional fluid transfer via a flexible conduit to a sphincter band, such as a gastric band, by a combination of thermodynamic actuation and a piezo-electrically disengaged drum brake assembly that thereby achieves a desirable small volume device. A propellant within a propellant cavity surrounds a metal bellows accumulator biased at body temperature to either expand or collapse the bellows accumulator with the opposite direction of movement effected by a thermal element that heats in combination with a negatively-biased propellant or cools in combination with a positively-biased propellant. A drum brake assembly locks the metal bellows accumulator in place between adjustments by thermodynamic actuation by activating piezo-electric stack actuators that disengage calipers from a brake drum attached to the bellows accumulator.

An electric vehicle is provided with a drum brake unit on a rear wheel rotated by drive force of an electric motor. A first set of fins, for cooling the electric motor and the drum brake unit, are provided between the electric motor and the drum brake unit. Specifically, the first set of fins are provided on an inner side surface of a case body. It is possible to cool the electric motor using the first set of fins, and it is also possible to remove heat of the drum brake unit using the first set of fins. The fins act as a heat sink to dissipate heat generated by the drum brake unit, and to resist heat transfer from the drum brake unit to the electric motor, helping to more efficiently cool the electric motor.

The invention discloses a mine-hoist constant deceleration safety braking system and a braking method thereof, and relates to the technical field of mine-hoist safety braking control. The system comprises a disk brake, a hydraulic station, an electric control device and a detection feedback device which are arranged on a drum brake disk, wherein a speed sensor arranged on the drum acquires a hoist deceleration signal and inputs the hoist deceleration signal into the electric control device; the electric control device receives the signal and compares the signal with the given speed value to send out a control command; after the control command is processed into an electric signal and compared with an oil pressure signal which is fed back by a pressure sensor on the hydraulic pipeline arranged between the outlet end of an electrohydraulic proportion reversing valve and the disk brake cylinder, an electric signal control command is sent out; and the electrohydraulic proportion reversingvalve of the hydraulic station outputs a hydraulic pressure signal, which varies as the input control command varies, so as to control the motion state of the hoist by the disk brake, thereby realizing constant deceleration safety braking of the mine hoist.

This invention relates to the braking system of a vehicle and a method to attenuate noise-producing vibrations of components of the braking system by the use of tuned mass dampers of various designs mounted with respect to the brake pads and/or damper plate of a disc brake system. In another embodiment, the tuned mass dampers are attached to the brake shoes and/or drum brake backplate of a drum brake system.

An anchor assembly is provided that permits adjustment of the brake shoes in a drum brake to account for wear. The assembly includes first and second adjuster shafts each having a plurality of threads and first and second pilot connectors. The pilot connectors each have a plurality of threads in engagement with the threads of a corresponding adjuster shaft. The pilot connectors each engage one end of a corresponding brake shoe. Rotation of each adjuster shaft causes longitudinal movement of a corresponding pilot connector in engagement with a corresponding brake shoe along an axis to adjust a position of the brake shoe.

A drum brake module for motor vehicles operable by electric motor and performs at least one parking brake function, having an electromechanical actuator mounted on one side of the armature plate and a rotational-translational movement converter converting a rotational drive rotational movement into a translational activation movement of brake shoes arranged on a side of the armature plate facing away from the actuator in a brake drum, and including at least one supporting device between the brake shoes such that the latter can carry out an activation movement in the direction of the brake drum. A drive nut is supported by the rotational-translational movement converter in an axially secure and rotatable fashion on the armature plate to assist the braking force. The drive nut drives a spindle arrangement mounted in a rotationally fixed and axially displaceable fashion and engages with an activation cable on at least one brake shoe.

The invention discloses a detecting device for a drum brake, and relates to the field of testing devices. The detecting device for the drum brake solves the technical problem that a detecting device of the drum brake is complex in structure and operation in the prior art. The detecting device of the drum brake comprises a detecting table and a control system. An actuator, a detecting member and a locating base for containing the drum brake are arranged on the detecting table, and the detecting member comprises a tension sensor and a displacement sensor. The tension sensor is connected with the drum brake in the locating base through a stay wire, the actuator drives the stay wire to pull the drum brake to achieve a parking brake state and releases the stay wire to enable the drum brake to reset to an original state, the tension sensor and the displacement sensor detect the tensile force and the stroke of the stay wire in the driving process of the actuator respectively, the tension sensor and the displacement sensor are electrically connected with the control system, and the control system can calculate the working starting force and the engineering displacement of the drum brake according to the feedback signals of the tension sensor and the feedback signals of the displacement sensor.

The invention discloses a kind of drum brake staff facing used in cars with none asbestos and none metal and the production technology. The component recipes of drum brake staff facing said above are: polyacrylonitrile fiber 1~10%, the oil of cashew shell friction-type mix 2~10%, barite powder 8~20%, heavy calcium carbonate 5-25%, flour acrylonitrile butadiene rubber 2~15%, the mineral fiber 2~6%, the graphite 3~18%, zircon powder 1~10%, the oil of cashew shell phenol-formaldehyde resin modified 10~15%, premix compound 3~15%, glass fiber 2~15%. The production technology is that make the component told above into three times stir mixing and weigh the amount of last formed material with the need of ordinance about the drum brake facing then chill-pressing confectioning forms cool base and then heat pressing confectioning, heat processing and grind on, drill steps and so on then processing make into production. The recipe production is characterized in that: light weight, stabilize coefficient of friction, soft and sensitive braking, and comfort, noiseless and agree the requirement of environmental protection.

A modular electrical resistance sensor is positionable in gaps between brake linings for a drum brake. The modular sensor is worn with the brake linings resulting in steadily increasing electrical resistance of the modular sensor. A measurement circuit associated with the modular sensor is programmed to equate electrical resistance to the degree of wear when the sensor has assumed a steady state temperature at or near the ambient temperature. Otherwise, particularly during periods of use of the brakes, resistance and the degree of wear last calculated become arguments into a function for determining brake lining temperature.

The invention discloses an automatic loading and unloading manipulator of a drum type brake assembling line. By the adoption of a portal type dual-station automatic loading and unloading dual-manipulator linkage mode, the automatic loading and unloading manipulator is characterized in that two manipulators are simultaneously used for carrying out loading, carrying and unloading control on workpieces at two stations; a system mainly comprises a portal frame and two automatic manipulators, wherein the two automatic manipulators are provided with lifting cylinders, clamping cylinders, carrying translationing cylinders, unloading rollerways, jacking cylinders, stop cylinders and PLC (programmable logic control) electrical control systems; the portal frame is divided into three stations, namely an assembling station, a turning station and an unloading jacking rollerway, and a pneumatic control manipulator finishes processing, clamping/releasing, rising/falling and translationing carrying of a brake assembly; unloading adopts rollerway conveying, and the workpieces are automatically conveyed and unloaded in turn through the jacking mechanism. According to the automatic loading and unloading manipulator, the automation degree and the processing efficiency of processing production are improved; three workers are reduced to one person, and the production processing cost is greatly lowered.

A drum-integrated electric parking brake apparatus may include a drum brake in which a lining may be pivotally installed, and extends and presses a drum when a parking cable engaged with the lining may be pulled, an actuator selectively pulling the parking cable, a sensor member for detecting a rotation number of the actuator, and a controller for controlling the amount of current supplied to the actuator by detecting a change in the rotation number of the actuator.

Disclosed herein is an electronic mechanical drum brake. In the electronic mechanical drum brake including a drum rotated together with a wheel, a pair of brake shoes respectively including rims provided with linings, which rub against the inner circumferential surface of the drum and generate braking power, attached thereto and webs provided on the inner circumferential surfaces of the rims to reinforce rigidity of the rims, and an actuator provided between the webs of the pair of brake shoes, the actuator includes a screw shaft provided with a driven gear formed integrally therewith and a left-handed thread at one side thereof and a right-handed thread at the other side thereof, a driving motor to rotate the screw shaft in a regular direction and its reverse direction, a booster unit to increase rotary force of the driving motor and then to transmit the increased rotary force to the driven gear, and nuts screw-connected to both ends of the screw shaft and fixed to the webs. Thereby, the electronic mechanical drum brake has a large braking power and improved space efficiency.

A brake lever is to be attached to a splined S-cam shaft of an automotive drum brake and to be connected to a brake cylinder push rod. The lever has a control arrangement for transmitting a control movement from a control disc with a reference point to a clutch wheel of the lever mechanism depending on the angular movement of the brake lever. The control disc is in gear engagement with a pinion, and an adjustment screw coaxial with the pinion is in engagement with the clutch wheel. A cylindrical driver is axially but non-rotatably movable in relation to the pinion coaxial therewith and forms a one-way clutch with a unit including the adjustment screw, which is axially movable a distance corresponding to a desired control distance or A-measure for the brake lever, the one-way clutch being spring-biased into engagement.

An improved axle beam and self-contained drum brake assembly, particularly for heavy duty trucks, is disclosed. The assembly includes a brake spider and actuating members mounted thereto via a mounting assembly comprising a mounting sleeve attached to the brake spider by means of a second mounting bracket, and a first mounting bracket securing a pneumatic brake actuator cylinder to the mounting sleeve. A brake actuating camshaft is positioned and rotationally supported therewithin. The disclosed brake assembly allows for numerous variations of axle beam and suspension arrangements.

During normal operation in which an electric braking device is operative, when a depressing force cut-off valve is closed and communication between a master cylinder and a disk brake system of a front wheel is cut off, the front wheel is braked by a brake pad directly driven by drive force of the electric braking device. When there is an abnormality in which the electric braking device breaks down, a wheel cylinder of a drum brake system of a rear wheel is operated by brake fluid pressure generated by the master cylinder operated by a driver's braking operation. Thus, since the drum brake system having a high braking function is operated in case of abnormality, the braking force is higher than the braking force during normal operation, thereby reliably stopping the vehicle.

A drum brake device prevents shoe clearance over-adjustment by means of a thermo-sensitive member with a lower leg opening force and provides a smaller thermo-sensitive member with a lower cost. A portion between both ends of the brake lever (50) in a direction of crossing the shoe return inhibitor (61) engages with one end of the shoe return inhibitor (61) automatically restricting the return position of the pair of brake shoes (20) and (30); the proximate portion (50a) of the brake lever (50) is pivotally supported on the brake shoe (20); and the free end (50b) side of the brake lever (50) is supported at the brake shoe (20) via the thermo-sensitive member (70).

A cam for a brake is provided that allows for greater brake shoe travel and thicker brake linings while providing the same or greater mechanical force as compared to conventional cams. One or more lobes of the cam include multiple portions having varying profiles in axial cross-section. The variation in the cam profiles results in a cam in which the outermost ends or tips of the lobes are longer than in conventional cams yet retain the same mechanical strength.