How Train Brakes Work: A Comprehensive Guide

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A train brake system applies pressure or friction to the wheels to slow down or stop its movement. The most common type is the air brake system, which uses compressed air to transmit the braking force throughout the train. When the driver activates the brakes, compressed air flows to brake cylinders on each railcar, pushing brake shoes or discs against the wheels, creating friction and slowing the train down. The braking force can be finely controlled, allowing for precise stopping. Proper train brake systems are essential for ensuring safety and efficiency in rail transportation.
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train brake system process
different parts of the brake assembly
bogie-mounted brake system
crew brake application
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[@Zbzee100]

I am a railway man, i really appreciate how hours of rote learning of brake system manual can be reduced to a 5 minutes video. Superb!

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So true !

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[@ObscuraQuest]

you should get an award for this animation. My god what an excellent explanation bro, hats off! Great work. Thank you so much

[@sprakashkumar1973]

Very good explanation sir 🌹🙏🏻

[@net-automation2763]

Congratulations! Great animation. 👍We use our ForceBEE technology to measure the actual braking force between the brake shoe and disc. The animation shows very nicely where it can lead to a loss of braking power.😅

[@raviranjan5554]

Awesome ❣️

[@dekahateknik5542]

nice video to learn

[@ShubhamSharma-vj8ex]

What is the role of the control reservoir, you didn't mention in the working of the air brake system?

[@yourfriend.533]

Super

[@sparkydevansh]

this concept took 2 periods (around 80 mins) to explain in school. But with 3D models I could learn it in 5 mins!!! Kash education system m bhi bacho ko 3D models se engineering sikhaate

[@AavegSheth]

Great video .If you don't mind will you tell me Which software did you use to make the animation?

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Yes

[@sujay.samuel]

How did you animate
Please tell or is there any way I can learn to animate

[@skatebmx1324]

How does the BP pressure get reduced in braking?

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Looking for 3d video maker

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Yes I m learn....about break system & his component...let's grow up..✌️✌️ never stop learning 💪 💯 🙌🙏

[@trozanhorse7532]

Make video on AC systems

[@madhuramurali100]

Sir
Can you please chsnge it to
Brake system

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can you please provide your 3d model

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Did you lost your space button?

[@jonathonshanecrawford1840]

Doesn't air pressure release the brakes, like if a train comes apart, the brake pressure drops and the brake come on automatically - thus _"Fail Safe"_?
Not like in a bicycle/car where pressure is required to apply the brakes! Not fail safe!

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No

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