Speed reducer control device for a vehicle having two independen

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

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303 6R, 303 96, 303 22R, B60T 802

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044250061

ABSTRACT:
The energization of the electric speed reducer of a vehicle, whose friction brakes for the front wheels and rear wheels are respectively controlled by two independent pressurized fluid circuits, is controlled by a plurality of pressure contacts. These pressure contacts are actuated by the pressure of a fluid and this pressure is permanently given a value tied to the higher of the two pressures existing in the two independent pressurized fluid circuits. A dual control relay valve of the ++ type is connected to these two circuits and to an independent source of pressurized fluid.

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WABCO WESTINGHOUSE, edition Dec. 1974, No. 973.002, "Valve de Commande de Remorque".
BENDIX, "Trailer Control Valve (Predominance Type)", Technical Pamphlet 9/015, Issue 1, 9/82.

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