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| locobrakes = Schleifer air brakes <br /> Westinghouse air brakes (refit) ...eft the factory equipped with Schleifer [[railway air brake|compressed air brakes]]; these only braked the engine, however. Later, all the locomotives were f ...

...xle, nevertheless it did not have good riding qualities. The ''Schleifer'' brakes were later converted to [[Westinghouse brake]]s. ...

| Brakes: || colspan="3" align="center" | Steam brake <br/> Later fitted with [[Wes ...e engines delivered prior to that were all retrofitted with compressed-air brakes and, in most cases, also with surface economisers. The 1908/09 series only ...

...maintaining the thermal integrity of key components such as wheels, rails, brakes, and electrical systems. This study applies scale analysis to the heat tran # '''Braking Systems:''' Ventilated disc brakes are used to enhance heat dissipation during deceleration. ...

...[heat shields]] applied for the re-entry of [[space vehicle]]s, for [[disk brakes]] and slide [[bearing (mechanical)|bearing]] components. ...

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* [[Railway air brake]]s or [[air brake (road vehicle)|road brakes]] reservoir overpressure (common): 90–120&nbsp;psig ...

For dynamic applications such as belt drives or brakes the quantity of interest is the force difference between <math>T_\text{load ...

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...or understeer or neutral handling as needed. The only problem was that the brakes were not up to the stresses imposed by the two engines.<ref name="maverick" ...the brakes failed while Lawrence was driving. He believed that sand in the brakes had overheated the seals and melted them, causing all of the brake fluid in ...

...detection can identify them. Certain vehicles will automatically apply the brakes, either fully or partially. Cyclists can also be detected by certain system ...of the [[steering wheel]] or seat. In advanced versions, it may also apply brakes or turn the steering wheel to keep the vehicle within the lane.<ref>{{Cite ...

...ometers, which can be controlled with either mechanical or electromagnetic brakes. If an ergometer with an electromagnetic braking system is used, it must be where t is time in seconds. On an ergometer with mechanical brakes the force is the resistance (kg) added to the flywheel, while distance is: ...

...the higher pressure in the .38 Super provides more gas pressure for muzzle brakes. The .38 Super caliber became popular in the early 1980s, and has continued ...and [[muzzle rise]] more. Other handgun divisions are not permitted muzzle brakes, making 9&nbsp;mm major and .38 Super uncommon outside open and revolver. ...

...systems and machinery where controlled fluid flow is essential, such as in brakes and lifting devices. ...

The brakes were typical for the 1920s but would be considered rudimentary today, espec ...e loading vehicle on the 1 in 6 test hill, which was not unusual for lorry brakes of this era.{{sfnp|Thackray|2012|p=86}} The winch though was considered to ...

|Brakes: || colspan="3" align="center" | Westinghouse [[compressed-air brake]] ...

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...sion was independent on all four corners. Steering was by rack-and-pinion. Brakes were drums front and rear. ...