Patent classifications
B60T8/4081
Method for checking the functionality of a braking system, and braking system
A method for checking functionality of a motor vehicle braking system. The braking system has a main module, including: hydraulically actuatable wheel brakes, pairs being assigned to respective brake circuits; at least one electrically actuatable wheel valve per wheel brake sets wheel-specific brake pressures; a pressure provision device actively builds up pressure in the wheel brakes; a pressure-medium reservoir at atmospheric pressure, and an auxiliary module, which has for each of two wheel brakes: a pressure sensor for measuring pressure in a wheel brake line; an open when deenergized isolating valve in the wheel brake line; a pump. At least one variable is measured to assess functionality of the braking system. Using least one acceptance criterion, and checked whether the variable satisfies the acceptance criterion. Determining at least one variable representing the viscosity of the brake fluid, and the at least one acceptance criterion depends on a variable representing viscosity.
Brake Control Apparatus
When another pump is actuated while a pump is de-actuated, a pressure adjustment valve is brought into a valve-opened state after a shut-off valve is actuated in a valve-opening direction and the another pump is actuated.
HYDRAULIC ADJUSTMENT APPARATUS, HYDRAULIC ADJUSTMENT SYSTEM, BRAKE SYSTEM, AND CONTROL METHOD
This application is applicable to intelligent automobiles, new energy automobiles, conventional automobiles, or the like. In embodiments of this application, a fluid outlet pipe of a first hydraulic chamber 16 is configured in segments on a push rod support portion 14 and a push rod 13. In this way, when a piston 12 is located at an inner stop point of a piston stroke, a first hydraulic adjustment port 14a located on the push rod support portion 14 communicates with a second hydraulic adjustment port 13a located on the push rod 13, and when the piston 12 is located at a position other than the inner stop point in the piston stroke, the first hydraulic adjustment port 14a does not communicate with the second hydraulic adjustment port 13a.
HYDRAULIC ADJUSTMENT UNIT, BRAKE SYSTEM, AND CONTROL METHOD
This application provides a hydraulic adjustment unit, a brake system, an automobile, and a control method, to individually pressurize any brake pipe in a dual circuit brake pipe, to improve safety of a dual circuit brake system. This application is applicable to an intelligent car, a new energy car, a conventional car, or the like. In embodiments of this application, a second hydraulic chamber provides a braking force for a first group of brake wheel cylinders and through a first brake pipe provided with a first control valve, and provides a braking force for a second group of brake wheel cylinders and through a second brake pipe provided with a second control valve.
ELECTRONIC BRAKE SYSTEM AND CONTROL METHOD THEREFOR
Provided is an electronic brake system including: a hydraulic pressure supply device including a motor, and configured to generate a hydraulic pressure by rotating the motor to move a piston in a first direction or a second direction; a hydraulic circuit configured to guide the hydraulic pressure generated by the hydraulic pressure supply device to a wheel cylinder; a motor position sensor configured to detect a rotation of the motor; a pressure sensor configured to detect a hydraulic pressure of the hydraulic circuit; and a controller configured to identify a position of the piston based on the rotation of the motor, and if the detected hydraulic pressure is greater than or equal to a reference pressure, identify whether a target pressure is securable based on the position of the piston, and control a direction change of the piston based on whether the predetermined target pressure is securable.
BRAKING DEVICE, IN PARTICULAR FOR ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN MOTOR VEHICLES
A brake device for a motor vehicle with two axles, including at least one axle with an electric traction motor for driving and braking at least one wheel arranged on the axle, where energy can be recovered by means of the traction motor during braking. Each wheel has a wheel brake. A pressure supply is provided in the form of a piston-cylinder unit, which can both build up pressure and reduce pressure. The pressure supply forms part of a pressure supply device, having at least two connections, switchably connected by respective valves, to the brake circuits, an ABS/ESP unit and/or an actuating unit. An open-loop and closed-loop control device controls the at least one electric traction motor and components of the pressure supply device such that a braking deceleration can be set by closed-loop control for each brake circuit and/or each axle, with different braking torques at the respective axles.
Master brake cylinder for a brake system of a vehicle, brake device and brake system having such a master brake cylinder, and method for producing a master brake cylinder
A master brake cylinder for a brake system of a vehicle having a master brake cylinder housing, a primary piston component, a secondary piston component, a primary spring device which is preloaded with a first preload force between the primary piston component and the secondary piston component, and a secondary spring device, which is preloaded with a second preload force between the secondary piston component and a wall component (of the master brake cylinder housing, with the second preload force of the secondary spring device being greater than the first preload force of the primary spring device. A brake device for a vehicle, a brake system for a vehicle, and a production method for a mater brake cylinder for a brake system of a vehicle are also described.
Vehicle braking apparatus, vehicle braking method, and vehicle braking system
Provided are a vehicle braking apparatus, a vehicle braking method, and a vehicle braking system, which improve the responsiveness of a braking force of a vehicle. The vehicle braking apparatus includes a braking torque generating mechanism configured to generate a braking torque in a first braking torque imparting portion that imparts a braking torque to a first wheel portion comprising either front or rear wheels of the vehicle and a second braking torque imparting portion that imparts a braking torque in a second wheel portion comprising the other ones of the front and rear wheels. The vehicle braking apparatus further includes a control mechanism configured to output to the braking torque generating mechanism a command for generating the braking force precedentially in the second wheel portion selected according to a condition of a vehicle as a wheel portion in which the braking force should be precedentially generated.
BRAKING SYSTEM FOR AN AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE
A braking system in an at least partially autonomous vehicle, having one vehicle wheel brake per vehicle wheel and having a primary brake regulation system and a redundant secondary brake regulation system. One hydraulic actuator for actuating the vehicle brake is provided per vehicle wheel in a first vehicle axle which actuator is assigned to both the primary brake regulation system and also the secondary brake regulation system. One electromechanical primary actuator per vehicle wheel is assigned to the primary brake regulation system in the second vehicle axle and one electromechanical secondary actuator is assigned to the secondary brake regulation system.
CONTROL METHOD FOR ELECTRONIC HYDRAULIC BRAKE
According to at least one embodiment, the present disclosure provides a control method of an electric hydraulic brake including an auxiliary braking system generating a braking force in a vehicle when a main brake system fails, the control method comprising: determining whether the main brake system fails; opening a rear-wheel High pressure Switching Valve (HSV) connecting a rear wheel of the main brake system and a Low Pressure Accumulator (LPA) of the auxiliary braking system when the main brake system is determined to have failed; determining whether a driver intervenes in braking; and controlling the auxiliary brake system to generate a braking force in the vehicle.