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Activity on April 20, 2023

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Suited for smaller

trucks Suited for larger
trucks
Self lubricating Working
substance Not self
lubricating

HYDRAULIC AIR BRAKES

BREAKS Reliable to stop More powerful
Less powerful trucks

Operate the
Initial cost is Initial cost is
breaks
less more
Used in light Used in
vehicle heavy duty
trucks
 FRAYER MODEL
An automotive braking system is a
group of mechanical, electronic and
hydraulically activated components
which use friction/heat to stop a
moving vehicle.
BREAKING SYSTEM
The purpose of the brake or brake
system is to safely and reliably decelerate
the vehicle, regardless of its speed. The
brake also needs to keep the vehicle
stationary when the driver is not there and
when the vehicle is located on a slope.
Common principles on which a braking
system depends when stopping a car is
friction and heat. By applying resistance, or
friction, to a turning wheel, a vehicle’s
brakes cause the wheel to slow down and
eventually stop.
There are five types of breaking
system, which are the hydraulic brake
system, air brake system, mechanical
brake system, anti lock braking system
and electromagnetic brake system.
 VENN DIAGRAM

Hydraulic brakes Air brakes

Suited for
Suited for
larger trucks
smaller trucks

Not self
Self
Working lubricating
lubricating
substance

More
Less powerful powerful
Reliable to
stop trucks

Initial cost is
Initial cost is Operate the more
less breaks

Used in heavy
Used in light
duty
vehicle
 SEQUENCE CHART

Step of brake air system capable of stopping vehicle

1. A compressor, 2. A reservoir or 1. A foot valve, to

to pump air tank, to store regulate the flow of
the compressed air
compressor air from the reservoir
when it is needed
for braking

5. Brake linings and drum or 4. Brake chambers and

rotors, to create the friction adjusters, the means
required to stop vehicle of transferring the
force exerted by the
compressed air to
mechanical linkage