- A
hydraulic brake is an
arrangement of
braking mechanism which uses
brake fluid,
typically containing glycol ethers or
diethylene glycol, to transfer...
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linkage between the
brake pedal and the
brake master cylinder. With a
mechanical linkage, the
braking system still operates hydraulically via the pedal, whether...
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Brake fluid is a type of
hydraulic fluid used in
hydraulic brake and
hydraulic clutch applications in automobiles, motorcycles,
light trucks, and some...
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transmitting that signal, such as
Bowden cables,
hydraulic hoses, rods, or the
bicycle chain; and the
brake mechanism itself, a
caliper or drum, to press...
- environment.
Hydraulically actuated disc
brakes are the most
commonly used
mechanical device for
slowing motor vehicles. The
principles of a disc
brake apply...
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systems that
modulated the
hydraulic braking pressure on his
aircraft brakes to
reduce the risk of tire slippage, as
threshold braking on
aircraft is nearly...
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powder brake (absorption only)
Hysteresis brake (absorption only)
Electric motor/generator (absorb or drive) Fan
brake (absorption only)
Hydraulic brake (absorption...
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brake. When the
brake pedal of a
modern vehicle with
hydraulic brakes is
pushed against the
master cylinder,
ultimately a
piston pushes the
brake pad...
- water.
Examples of
equipment that
might use
hydraulic fluids are
excavators and backhoes,
hydraulic brakes,
power steering systems,
automatic transmissions...
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Brake bleeding is the
procedure performed on
hydraulic brake systems whereby the
brake lines (the
pipes and
hoses containing the
brake fluid) are purged...