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dive brakes

service brakes INDUST

four-wheel brakes ARCHIT

friction disc brakes ARCHIT

brake VB (mechanical engineering)

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brake <a brake; brakes> N

brake VB (mechanical engineering)

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brake ARCHIT

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additional brake AUTO

air brake

atmospheric brake ARCHIT

auxiliary brake AUTO

band brake

block brake

booster brake AUTO

Bowden brake AUTO

brake accumulator INDUST

brake adjuster ARCHIT

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The world's first production car with anti-lock brakes.
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Mechanically, power brakes and power steering became an option in 1954.
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Carbon brakes became widely available for commercial airplanes in the 1980s.
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As part of the reclassification, rebuilding of these machines took place, including fitting of hydrodynamic brakes.
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Consequently, although the brakes apply, the locomotives overpower them, and the brake shoes burn off, making it impossible to stop the train.
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The handbrake had its own set of shoes on the rear brakes.
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Another advantage is that since the brake does not work by friction, there are no brake shoe surfaces to wear out, necessitating replacement, as with friction brakes.
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The rear brakes were 11.3inmm 0 ventilated discs replacing the previous 10.3inmm 0 solid discs, and two-piston calipers replacing single-piston calipers.
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The region is characterized by numerous marshes, brakes, sloughs, bayous, lakes, creeks, and rivers that in the geologic past were parts of the river bed.
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The landing gear is bungee suspended and includes main wheel brakes and tailwheel steering.
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