Real-time wheel-pair deceleration feedback adjusts braking force to improve rail vehicle stopping accuracy at platform marks.
Braking force is reduced during door closing and restored if roll-away is detected, enabling faster rail vehicle restart without unsafe movement.
Segmenting the brake assembly into separate metal and friction components eliminates complex casting molds while maintaining thermal conduction.
A relay valve manages train pipe pressure via an equalizing reservoir to enable multi-stage braking force adjustment.
A control device coordinates wheel-slide protection and sanding systems in rail vehicles.
Two dosing devices apply adhesion agents based on measured friction values, preventing uneven distribution caused by wind and braking forces.