The brake force generated by hydraulic braking system is very high as compared to the mechanical braking which is a very important factor for today’s super and hyper series of vehicles.As the braking of an automobile vehicle is a very crucial safety part so the responses from the brake pedal to the final braking must be very quick which was a failure of a mechanical type braking system and is very well achieved by the hydraulic braking system which provides quick braking.Prior to the hydraulic braking system the type of braking system used was mechanical braking system, so now the question arise if we already have mechanical braking system so why hydraulic braking system? Let’s just find out. In this type of braking system the mechanical force transmitted by the driver on the brake pedal is converted into the hydraulic pressure by a device known as master cylinder ( see article on master cylinder) and then this hydraulic pressure is sent to the final drum or disc caliper in order to stop or de-accelerate the vehicle. Hydraulic braking system is a type of braking system in which unlike the mechanical braking system, hydraulic fluid is used to transmit the brake pedal or brake lever force from the brake pedal or brake lever to the final drum shoes or disc caliper in order to achieve braking. Application of Hydraulic Braking Introductionīleeding?, Brake oil? Yeah right, whenever we face problem with your car’s or bike’s braking system we often hear these terms from the mechanic, and also if we talk about the two wheeler’s disc brakes we only see a hard black color pipe connecting the brake lever with the caliper, we don’t see any mechanical linkage like our bicycles, right? So now the questions arise how these brakes work without any mechanical connection between the actuator (lever or pedal) and the drum shoe or disc caliper?, why do we need brake oil for our braking system? So let’s just dig into this article to find out.On the Basis of Brake Force Distribution.Disc Hydraulic Brakes or External Contracting Hydraulic Brakes.

Drum Hydraulic Brake or Internal Expanding Hydraulic Brakes.

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