Various embodiments provided a railroad car brake beam wear guide for mounting in a brake beam guide bracket of a railroad car truck side frame and including a spacer that partially defines a slide-way for a brake beam lug of a brake beam and that limits lateral movement of the brake beam. In various embodiments, the wear guide can be employed for other uses besides for railroad cars.

A braking system for a vehicle includes a brake rigging and a service and/or parking brake designed to act on at least one braking member of the vehicle via the brake rigging. The braking system has at least one device with at least one lining support and at least one lining that is mechanically attached to the at least one lining support. The device comprises at least two bearing zones in contact with the at least one braking member, and at least one recessed zone located between the two bearing zones.

The invention relates to a railway braking system for a rail vehicle. The system includes a brake rigging, a service and/or parking brake designed to act on at least one braking member of the vehicle via the brake rigging (which is provided with at least one device having at least one lining support and at least one lining that is mechanically attached to the at least one lining support), and at least one force transmission link. The force transmission link has a first end mechanically attached to a support of the vehicle and an opposite second end mechanically attached to the at least one lining support. The at least one lining support comprises a fastening leg that includes a housing and a mounting member accommodated in the housing, and the second end of the at least one force transmission link is rotatably mounted in the mounting member.

A braking system for a vehicle includes brake rigging and a service and/or parking brake designed to act on at least one braking member of the rail vehicle via the brake rigging. At least one device has at least one lining support and at least one lining that is mechanically attached to the at least one lining support. The brake rigging is provided with at least one lever extending from the service and/or parking brake to the device. The at least one lever is mechanically attached to the at least one lining support in an attachment zone of the lining support which lies opposite the at least one lining and which is located no more than 35 mm from a transverse central axis of the device.

A braking system for a vehicle includes brake rigging and a service and/or parking brake designed to act on at least one braking member of the rail vehicle via the brake rigging. At least one device has at least one lining support and at least one lining that is mechanically attached to the at least one lining support. The brake rigging is provided with at least one lever extending from the service and/or parking brake to the device. The at least one lever is mechanically attached to the at least one lining support in an attachment zone of the lining support which lies opposite the at least one lining and which is located no more than 35 mm from a transverse central axis of the device.

Various embodiments provided a railroad car brake beam wear guide for mounting in a brake beam guide bracket of a railroad car truck side frame and including a spacer that partially defines a slide-way for a brake beam lug of a brake beam and that limits lateral movement of the brake beam. In various embodiments, the wear guide can be employed for other uses besides for railroad cars.

Various embodiments provided a railroad car brake beam wear guide for mounting in a brake beam guide bracket of a railroad car truck side frame and including a spacer that partially defines a slide-way for a brake beam lug of a brake beam and that limits lateral movement of the brake beam. In various embodiments, the wear guide can be employed for other uses besides for railroad cars.

A device for securing braking devices to a chassis frame of a rail vehicle forming a cross-member of the chassis frame that has a longitudinal axis, and includes at least two securing points for braking devices, wherein the securing points are spaced apart from the cross-member in a longitudinal direction which lies normal to the longitudinal axis, where at least one respective securing point is arranged at the end on a continuous brake carrier having an open cross section, where a connector is provided, via which the brake carrier is both connected to the cross-member and is spaced apart from the cross-member in a vertical direction to reduce the weight and so as not to simultaneously increase the warp stiffness of the chassis frame.

A device for securing braking devices to a chassis frame of a rail vehicle forming a cross-member of the chassis frame that has a longitudinal axis, and includes at least two securing points for braking devices, wherein the securing points are spaced apart from the cross-member in a longitudinal direction which lies normal to the longitudinal axis, where at least one respective securing point is arranged at the end on a continuous brake carrier having an open cross section, where a connector is provided, via which the brake carrier is both connected to the cross-member and is spaced apart from the cross-member in a vertical direction to reduce the weight and so as not to simultaneously increase the warp stiffness of the chassis frame.

The bogie for a railway vehicle comprises a chassis; an axle mounted rotatably relative to the chassis around a transverse rotation axis, at least one wheel being mounted on each of the transverse end parts of said axle, a braking system comprising three brake discs mounted around the axle, arranged in the space defined between the wheels, and three brake forks acting on a brake disc, comprising a pair of arms extending between first and second ends, the second ends each bearing a brake pad forming a pair of brake pads, each of the pairs of brake pads being positioned around part of a brake disc, and two successive pairs of brake pads extending on either side of the rotation axis. The first ends of the arms all extend on a same side of the rotation axis.