- 1. Expansion tank on the main brake cylinder: serves to store the working fluid of the hydraulic brake system and compensate for its expansion during operation.
- 2. Brake Master Cylinder: Converts mechanical input force into hydraulic output pressure. The output hydraulic pressure is distributed from the master brake cylinder to two hydraulic circuits connecting the brakes of the vehicle's diagonal wheels.
- 3. Brake force distribution system: regulates the pressure of the brake fluid supplied to the working brake cylinders, distributing the brake forces to the wheels of the car.
- 4. Brake lines and hoses: transport brake fluid to/from components (ov) braking system.
- 5. Brakes: Convert input hydraulic pressure into mechanical output force.
The mechanical force from the brake pedal pressed by the driver is amplified by the vacuum booster, after which it is converted into hydraulic pressure in the master brake cylinder, which is then redistributed by the modulator valve and supplied to the working cylinders of the wheel brake mechanisms through pipelines and hoses. Wheel brakes convert hydraulic pressure back into mechanical force by pressing the brake pads against the brake discs of the wheels.
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