FUNCTION, DESIGN AND OPERATING PRINCIPLE OF AUTOMOTIVE BRAKING SYSTEM
Keywords:
Braking system, hydraulic brake, pneumatic brake, ABS, disc brake, drum brake, braking force, safety.Abstract
This article analyzes the functional tasks, design features and operating principles of the automotive braking system. The braking system is considered one of the most essential mechanical systems ensuring vehicle safety and maneuverability. The study examines the structural characteristics of hydraulic, pneumatic, mechanical and electronic braking systems, as well as the operational mechanisms of modern safety systems such as ABS and EBD. As a result of the work, the main factors affecting the efficiency of the braking system have been identified, and prospects for system improvement have been outlined.
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