Technology review for electronically controlled braking systems

Wiss, G. R.; Hudak, J. W.; Eubanks, C. N.

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Technology review for electronically controlled braking systems

1998-09-22
By Wiss, G. R. ; Hudak, J. W. ; Eubanks, C. N.

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Wiss, G. R. ; Hudak, J. W. ; Eubanks, C. N.

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Carnegie-Mellon University. Driving Research Center ; Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association ; SAE Truck and Bus Council ; United States. Department of Transportation. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

Carnegie-Mellon University. Driving Research Center ; Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association ; SAE Truck and Bus Council ; United States. Department of Transportation. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Less -
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Brakes(Motion Arrestors) Braking Performance Communication Systems Electric Brakes Electronic Components Electronic Control Fleet Safety Pneumatic Brakes Pneumatic Equipment Reliability Safety Engineering Trucking Industry Trucks
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United States. Department of Transportation. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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Electronically Controlled Braking Systems (ECBS) offer many potential benefits to the trucking industry in the areas of safety, reliability, enhanced driver feedback, and maintainability. ECBS are being tested by a number of manufacturers. These systems are intended to replace the current pneumatic brake application signal with an electronic actuation signal. This report represents a preliminary review of ECBS technology. The stakeholders considered in this report are the users (operating truck fleets), the truck manufacturers, the brake manufacturers, and the federal government.
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