Hydraulic braking circuit for an aircraft

Fluid-pressure and analogous brake systems – Multiple control – Fluid and electric

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244111, 303 3, 303 13, B60T 1418, B64D 2542

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ABSTRACT:
A hydraulic circuit for aircraft braking, the circuit including wheel brakes (11) fed with hydraulic fluid by servovalves (8, 22) mounted in a normal circuit and in an emergency circuit. The normal circuit and the emergency circuit are selectively connected to the wheel brakes by switching devices (9) and protected from excessive loss of hydraulic fluid by hydraulic fuses (6, 24). The servovalves of the normal circuit are associated in pairs. The hydraulic fuses (6) of the normal circuit are disposed upstream from the servovalves (8) on lengths of line (5) which are common to each pair of servovalves. The devices (9) for switching from the normal circuit to the emergency circuit are disposed downstream from the servovalves (8).

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