REPAIR AND TESTING OF DRIVER'S BRAKE VALVES
Keywords:
brake equipment, driver's brake valve, repair, testing, slide valve, piston, equalizing reservoir, pressure, tightness, brake system.Abstract
Repair of brake equipment of rolling stock is carried out at wagon repair plants, wagon depots, locomotive repair plants, as well as locomotive and multiple-unit train depots. Brake departments of depots and plants, as well as automatic brake inspection points (AKP), must be equipped with the necessary equipment and devices according to the technological process.
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