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Explanation about the brake system

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Answered by harmanjitkaur54
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A brake in the mechanical devise that inhibits motion by absorbing energy from a moving system

Answered by Blaezii
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Brake System :

Brake system in the cars is another common example of a hydraulic system. This consists of a pipe and two cylinders. It is filled with special fluid called brake oil. At one end of the pipe there is a cylinder fitted with a small piston called master cylinder. The small piston is connected with brake pedal. At the other end of the pipe;There is a second cylinder fitted with a large piston called slave cylinder. When small, is pushed into master cylinder by applying a small force on brake pedal, the Pressure thus produced is transmitted without loss to the slave cylinder. The large piston in the slave cylinder is pushed out with a large force. It then pushes the brake pad out to make it rub against the moving wheel disc. In this way a large frictional force is produced which stops the running wheel.

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