B60T15/027

HYDRAULIC TRAILER BRAKE CIRCUIT FOR ADJUSTABLE GAIN AND IMPROVED STABILITY

A braking system of a work machine includes a pressurized fluid supply, a base valve fluidly coupled to the supply, a proportional control valve fluidly coupled to the supply, and a fluid output configured to be fluidly coupled to a braking system of a trailer. A first fluid path is selectively fluidly coupling the supply to the fluid output via the base valve, and a second fluid path is selectively fluidly coupling the supply to the fluid output via the proportional control valve. The base valve includes a predefined fixed gain and the proportional control valve includes an adjustable ratio.

ELECTROPNEUMATIC VALVE UNIT FOR A COMMERCIAL VEHICLE
20240227764 · 2024-07-11 ·

An electropneumatic valve unit (100, 200) for a vehicle brake system has a plurality of valve sections (102; 104; 106; 108; 204; 206) integrated into a single valve housing (101). The plurality of valve sections (102; 104; 106; 108; 204; 206) includes a front axle redundancy section (102) configured to provide a redundant supply or control pressure for controlling brakes associated with a front axle of a vehicle or a tractor, and a trailer control section (104; 204) for providing supply and/or control pressure to a trailer connected to the tractor. The redundant supply or control pressure for controlling brakes associated with the front axle of the vehicle at the front axle redundancy section (102) is derived from an output pressure of the trailer control section (104; 204).

Trailer braking system

A brake system is provided for a trailer vehicle having a plurality of axles, each of which has a wheel end on a respective side of the vehicle, the brake system including first and second pneumatic circuits for supplying air pressure to brake devices at the wheel ends. The system includes a spring brake modulator valve arrangement adapted to control pressure to spring brakes on the vehicle, which modulator valve arrangement receives an input from at least one of the pneumatic circuits and a control pressure from the trailer brake module. Flow of air to the brakes is controllable either by the trailer brake module or by the spring brake modulator valve arrangement to provide redundancy.

Electrohydraulic brake release device and brake system
10228031 · 2019-03-12 · ·

The invention relates to an electrohydraulic brake release device (1) comprising an actuating cylinder arrangement (400), a tank module (300) for receiving a hydraulic medium, an electric drive unit (200) and a functional unit (100) having a pump assembly (113). The pump assembly (113) is arranged in a recess (111) provided in the functional unit (100), which recess is in communication with the tank module (300), is functionally connected to the actuating cylinder arrangement (400) by way of a conduit arrangement (150, 160, 170, 171, 172, 180, 190) and by way of a bearing carrier cover (115) is sealed off from a dry-running drive motor (210, 211) of the electric drive unit (200). The invention further relates to a brake system comprising a brake release device of this kind.

ELECTROMAGNETIC VALVE DEVICE, USE THEREOF, AND SYSTEM
20190032799 · 2019-01-31 · ·

An electromagnetic valve device having a fluid inlet port (1), which is formed in a valve casing (10), for a fluid to be switched, in particular pneumatic fluid, a working port (2), which is realized in the valve casing, for the fluid and locking component(s) (14), which are moveably guided in the valve casing along an axial direction and which are realized for interacting with a valve seat (26) formed in the valve casing and opening a fluid flow path between the fluid inlet port and the working port and which are moveably realized via fluid switched by means of electromagnetic positioning means (32).

Railroad Control Valve with Modified Electronically Controlled Pneumatics (ECP) Mounting Face
20190023254 · 2019-01-24 ·

A service portion of a rail control valve having a charging check valve assembly that includes a body defining a piston passageway, an inshot valve passageway, and a service accelerated release valve passageway. The body includes a mounting flange having a mounting face having ECP porting. The service portion also includes an inshot valve received by the inshot valve passageway and a service accelerated release valve received by the service accelerated release valve passageway. The service portion further includes a cover plate mounted to at least a portion of the mounting face. A clearance is present between the cover plate and the charging check valve assembly.

Valve arrangement

A valve arrangement for brake control of a vehicle braking system which is operated using pressure medium includes a relay valve arranged in a housing, and a solenoid valve configured for controlling the relay valve. The relay valve has an axially displaceable relay valve piston with a first annular sealing seat configured to be acted on with a control pressure which is directed into a control pressure chamber and which can be adjusted by the solenoid valve, having an axially displaceable plate valve having a radial sealing face, and having an insert secured to the housing which separates an operating chamber from a pressure chamber and which has a second annular sealing seat which is arranged coaxially relative to the first annular sealing seat of the relay valve piston. The first and second annular sealing seats cooperate simultaneously or alternately with the radial sealing face of the plate valve.

ELECTROMAGNETIC VALVE DEVICE AND USE THEREOF
20190011054 · 2019-01-10 ·

An electromagnetic valve device having an armature (18) designed such that it can move in an axial direction in a valve housing (10) in response to energising of a stationary coil (12) provided in the valve housing, and which interact with a first valve seat (22) associated with a fluid inlet connection (26) of the valve housing, wherein a first fluid flow path (36) is formed in the valve housing such that fluid flowing through the opened first valve seat can flow in order to actuate a plunger (32) provided axially or axially parallel to the armature (18) and moveable relative to same and to which a preloading force is applied, and the actuation causes a second valve seat (43) interacting with the plunger (32) to be opened to produce a fluid connection to a fluid working connection (42) of the valve housing, and wherein the valve housing has fastening structure (44, 46) in the form of at least one hole extending at an angle, to the axial direction, wherein the fluid inlet connection (26) and the working connection (42), provided adjacent thereto, is formed on the same axial side of the valve housing in relation to the fastening structure.

Hydraulic trailer brake circuit for adjustable gain and improved stability

A braking system of a work machine includes a pressurized fluid supply, a base valve fluidly coupled to the supply, a proportional control valve fluidly coupled to the supply, and a fluid output configured to be fluidly coupled to a braking system of a trailer. A first fluid path is selectively fluidly coupling the supply to the fluid output via the base valve, and a second fluid path is selectively fluidly coupling the supply to the fluid output via the proportional control valve. The base valve includes a predefined fixed gain and the proportional control valve includes an adjustable ratio.

Dual line hydraulic trailer brake control circuit and method of control thereof

A method of detecting a leak in a hydraulic trailer brake circuit of a trailer includes providing a controller, a base valve, a first sensor, a second sensor, a control valve having a solenoid, a reduction valve, a hydraulic fluid supply, a first brake output, and a second brake output. The method also includes supplying a first pressure to an inlet of the base valve and outputting a second pressure from an outlet of the base valve to the first brake output. The first pressure is detected by the first sensor and the second pressure is detected by the second sensor, and the detected first and second pressures are communicated to the controller. The difference between the first and second pressures are compared to a threshold, and a leak is detected in the hydraulic trailer brake circuit if the difference satisfies the threshold.