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Dynamic braking
About: Dynamic braking is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 3472 publications have been published within this topic receiving 34897 citations. The topic is also known as: Rheostatic brake.
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22 Jul 2013TL;DR: In this paper, a method for monitoring a braking system of a vehicle system is proposed, which includes monitoring fluid pressures of the braking system and modeling the braking efforts of the system.
Abstract: A method (e.g., for monitoring a braking system of a vehicle system) includes monitoring fluid pressures of a braking system and modeled braking efforts of the braking system in a vehicle system traveling along a route, identifying one or more time periods at least one of before a brake event of the braking system or after the brake event, calculating residual forces exerted on the vehicle system during the one or more time periods, and determining at least one of an estimated braking effort of the braking system or an estimated propagation rate at which the estimated braking effort is applied by the braking system using the residual forces that are calculated.
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12 Oct 2006TL;DR: In this article, an automatic dynamic braking system using color recognition is presented, which is an automatic braking system consisting of a color recognition sensor coupled to a control system. But, the system is not designed to be used on potentially hazardous equipment, such as electric or automatic saw.
Abstract: The present invention provides a system and method for stopping equipment. The system is an automatic dynamic braking system using color recognition. The automatic braking system comprises a color recognition sensor coupled to a control system. In use, the control system is operably connected to potentially hazardous equipment. The color recognition sensor recognizes a marker worn by an operator, for example, an article of clothing of a predetermined color. When the marker enters a predetermined recognition zone relative to the equipment, the system responds to the event with shut-down procedures. The equipment may be an electric or automatic saw, with the recognition zone being defined relative to a rotating saw blade.
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11 Mar 2011TL;DR: In this paper, a braking system for an aircraft fitted with electric brakes comprising a certain number of electromechanical actuators is described, and the system comprising a braking computer delivering a normal braking setpoint (21) sent to one or more controllers of the actuators, and selection means for causing the braking system to operate in a number of modes including: (1) normal braking mode during which the braking computer generates a normal setpoint sent to the controller or controllers; (2) an ultimate braking mode, which takes priority over the normal braking, and is applied in response
Abstract: The invention relates to a braking system for an aircraft fitted with electric brakes comprising a certain number of electromechanical actuators (2), the system comprising a braking computer (20) delivering a normal braking setpoint (21) sent to one or more controllers (10) of the actuators, and selection means (15) for causing the braking system to operate in a number of modes including: - a normal braking mode during which the braking computer generates a normal braking setpoint (21) sent to the controller or controllers; - an ultimate braking mode, which takes priority over the normal braking mode, and is applied in response to actuation of a parking control member and in which the actuators are operated in such a way as to apply a force in response to actuation of the parking control member, but are not locked in position; - a parking braking mode, which is applied in response to actuation of a parking control member and only if the aircraft is at a standstill, in which the actuators are controlled in order to apply a force in response to actuation of the parking control member and are then locked in position.
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01 Dec 1986
TL;DR: In this paper, a portable device, used in the field, for checking various functions of a locomotive control system between service intervals, is presented, which can be mated with the control cable of the locomotive under test.
Abstract: A portable device, used in the field, for checking various functions of a locomotive control system between service intervals. The device has a standard Association of American Railroads (AAR) terminal configuration which can be mated with the control cable of the locomotive under test. The locomotive controls are selectively operated and the device is equipped with LEDs which give a go/no-go indication of the proper operation of the various controls including control of the one through eight throttle positions, dynamic braking and the sander.
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01 Jan 1999
TL;DR: Electronic braking, traction, and stability control, Electronic braking, stability, and Stability control, مرکز فناوری اطلاعات و کسورزی.
Abstract: Electronic braking, traction, and stability control , Electronic braking, traction, and stability control , مرکز فناوری اطلاعات و اطلاع رسانی کشاورزی
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