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An Approach to Load Sensing Brake Proportioning for Passenger Cars and Light Trucks
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Mid-Year Meeting
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English
Abstract
Load sensing brake proportioning is a means of optimizing the ratio of front-to-rear wheel retarding forces for the full range of vehicle loadings and decelerations. A relatively simple system of providing two-axled vehicles with improved brake balance has been developed. Simulation studies of vehicle brake system requirements, effects of a pressure regulating device used to implement these requirements, and the resulting improvements are compared in actual tests of vehicle and hardware.
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Eddy, R. and Wilson, R., "An Approach to Load Sensing Brake Proportioning for Passenger Cars and Light Trucks," SAE Technical Paper 660411, 1966, https://doi.org/10.4271/660411.Also In
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