WO2023272667A1 - 线控制动系统及控制方法 - Google Patents
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- the present application relates to the field of automobiles, and more specifically, to a brake-by-wire brake system and control method.
- the braking system of the vehicle with automatic driving function also needs to support the automatic emergency braking (autonomous emergency braking, AEB), braking anti-lock braking system (antilock braking system, ABS) and traction force of the vehicle during driving.
- Integrated braking functions such as the traction control system (TCS) and the electronic stability control system (ESC), which will increase the complexity of the vehicle braking system, and thus the redundant braking of the vehicle braking system
- TCS traction control system
- ESC electronic stability control system
- the function has higher requirements. Therefore, there is an urgent need for a braking system that can take into account both brake-by-wire and redundant functions, and at the same time support the control functions of various control systems of the vehicle, so as to meet the control and safety requirements of autonomous vehicles.
- the present application provides a brake-by-wire system and a control method, which realize dual-circuit redundant braking and improve the safety of the brake system to a certain extent.
- a braking system comprising: a brake master cylinder (7), a first supercharger (1), a second supercharger (36), at least one first interface (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i), at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16), at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29) and at least one third control valve (31, 32, 33, 34); at least one first interface (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i) is used to respectively connect at least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25); brake master cylinder (7) and at least one first interface (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i) are respectively connected through at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16), the first supercharger (1) and at least one first port (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i ) are respectively connected through at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16), wherein at least one first interface (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i) and at least one first control valve (13,
- the redundant brake system can independently control each brake
- the wheel cylinder realizes the functional backup of the active system, meets the braking function requirements of vehicles such as ABS/AEB/ESC/TCS, and can further improve the safety of the braking system.
- the braking system further includes: at least one fourth control valve (35), at least one fourth control valve (35) and a second supercharger (36 )in parallel.
- the first liquid storage container 6 or the second liquid storage container 71 is respectively connected to at least one brake wheel cylinder through at least one fourth control valve.
- the brake system further includes a first liquid storage container (6) and a second liquid storage container (71), at least one fourth control valve (35) and a first The two superchargers (36) are respectively connected with the second liquid storage container (71), and the brake master cylinder (7) and the first supercharger (1) are respectively connected with the first liquid storage container (6); or,
- the dynamic system also includes a first liquid storage container (6), at least one fourth control valve (35), a second supercharger (36), a brake master cylinder (7) and the first supercharger (1) and The first liquid storage container (6) is connected.
- the redundant braking system of the braking system can obtain brake fluid from the fluid storage tank of the main braking system, which can reduce costs; the redundant braking system can also obtain brake fluid from the redundant braking system
- the independent fluid storage tank obtains the brake fluid, which can make the decoupling of the main braking system and the redundant braking system more thorough, and improve the independence of the redundant braking system.
- At least one first interface (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i) and at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) are respectively passed through At least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29) is connected to include: at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29) and at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) directly connected through pipelines; or, at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29) and at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) respectively through at least one second interface (38b, 38c, 38d, 38e), wherein the brake system further includes at least one second interface (38b, 38c, 38d, 38e).
- At least one fourth control valve (35) and the second supercharger (36) are respectively connected to the first liquid storage container (6) including: at least one first Four control valves (35), the second supercharger (36) and the first liquid storage container (6) are directly connected through pipelines; or at least one fourth control valve (35), the second supercharger (36) It is connected to the first fluid storage container (6) through a third interface (38a), wherein the braking system further includes a third interface (38a).
- the brake system further includes: a second pedal feel simulation system (121), a second pedal feel simulation system (121) and at least one second control valve (26 , 27, 28, 29), the first pressure sensor (30) is connected to the second control valve connected to the second pedal feeling simulation system (121), and the brake system also includes the first pressure sensor (30) .
- the independent pedal feeling simulation system in the redundant braking system makes the decoupling of the redundant braking system and the main braking system more thorough. In addition to ensuring the driver’s pedal feeling, it is convenient for later maintenance and Easy to replace and install.
- the brake system further includes: at least one first check valve (39, 40, 41, 42), at least one first check valve (39, 40, 41, 42) are respectively connected in parallel with at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29), and any one of the first pressure sensor (30) and the second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29) Connected, the system also includes a first pressure sensor (30).
- the one-way valve connected in parallel with the isolation valve can prevent the brake fluid from flowing back into the brake master cylinder while the brake pedal can be displaced when the isolation valve is in the disconnected state.
- the brake system further includes: a first pedal feel simulator switch valve (43) and a first pedal feel simulation system (112); the first pedal feel simulation system (112);
- the controller switch valve (43) is connected to any one of the at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29); the first pressure sensor (30) is connected to the first pedal feeling simulator switch valve (43).
- Two control valves are connected, the second hydraulic device (120) includes the first pressure sensor (30); the first pedal feeling simulator (10) and the first pedal feeling simulator switch valve in the first pedal feeling simulation system (112) (43) CONNECTION.
- the redundant braking system in the brake-by-wire system can also feed back the pedal feeling information to the driver.
- the driver's pedal feeling can still be guaranteed, giving the driver Bring more stable and comfortable driving experience.
- the connection between the first pedal feeling simulator (10) in the first pedal feeling simulation system (112) and the first pedal feeling simulator switching valve (43) includes : the first pedal feeling simulator (10) and the first pedal feeling simulator switch valve (43) are directly connected by pipeline; or, the first pedal feeling simulator (10) and the first pedal feeling simulator switch valve (43 ) are connected through a fourth interface (38j), and the second hydraulic device (120) further includes a fourth interface (38j).
- the braking system further includes at least one fifth control valve (11, 12), at least one sixth control valve (17, 18, 19, 20), at least A second check valve (47, 48, 49, 50) is connected with the mechanical brake input device (111) and the mechanical brake input device (111) with the master cylinder (7); the master cylinder (7) and at least one first At least one fifth control valve (11, 12) is also included between the control valves (13, 14, 15, 16); one end of at least one sixth control valve (17, 18, 19, 20) is respectively connected to at least one first A hydraulic line between a control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29), at least one sixth control valve (17, 18, 19, 20) The other end is used for hydraulic connection with the liquid storage container.
- a first braking subsystem in a second aspect, includes: at least one first interface (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i), at least one second interface (38b, 38c , 38d, 38e), at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29), at least one third control valve (31, 32, 33, 34) and second booster (36); at least one first An interface (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i) is used to connect at least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25); a second supercharger (36) and at least one first interface (38f, 38g, 38h , 38i) are respectively connected through at least one third control valve (31, 32, 33, 34); at least one second interface (38b, 38c, 38d, 38e) is respectively connected through at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28 , 29) are connected to at least one first interface (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i).
- the redundant brake system can independently control each brake
- the wheel cylinder realizes the functional backup of the active system, meets the braking function requirements of vehicles such as ABS/AEB/ESC/TCS, and can further improve the safety of the braking system.
- the first braking subsystem (120) further includes: at least one fourth control valve (35), at least one fourth control valve (35) and the second Superchargers (36) are connected in parallel.
- the first liquid storage container 6 or the second liquid storage container 71 is respectively connected to at least one brake wheel cylinder through at least one fourth control valve
- the first braking subsystem (120) further includes: a second liquid storage container (71), at least one fourth control valve (35) and a second booster
- the pressurizer (36) is respectively connected with the second liquid storage container (71); or, the third interface (38a), at least one fourth control valve (35) and the second supercharger (36) are respectively connected with the third interface ( 38a) Connection.
- the redundant braking system can obtain brake fluid from the liquid storage tank of the main braking system, which can reduce the cost; the redundant braking system can also obtain the brake fluid from the independent liquid storage tank of the redundant braking system The brake fluid can make the decoupling of the main braking system and the redundant braking system more thorough, and improve the independence of the redundant braking system.
- the first brake subsystem (120) further includes: a second pedal feel simulation system (121), a second pedal feel simulation system (121) and at least one Any one of the second control valves (26, 27, 28, 29) is connected, the second control valve connected to the first pressure sensor (30) and the second pedal feeling simulation system (121), the first hydraulic device (120 ) includes a first pressure sensor (30).
- the independent pedal feeling simulation system in the redundant braking system makes the decoupling of the redundant braking system and the main braking system more thorough. In addition to ensuring the driver’s pedal feeling, it is convenient for later maintenance and Easy to replace and install.
- the first brake subsystem (120) further includes: at least one first check valve (39, 40, 41, 42), at least one first check valve Directional valves (39, 40, 41, 42) are respectively connected in parallel with at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29), and the first pressure sensor (30) and the second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29 ), the first brake subsystem (120) includes a first pressure sensor (30).
- the one-way valve connected in parallel with the isolation valve can prevent the brake fluid from flowing back into the brake master cylinder while the brake pedal can be displaced when the isolation valve is in the disconnected state.
- the first brake subsystem (120) further includes a fourth interface (38j) and a first pedal feeling simulator switch valve (43); the fourth interface ( 38j) and any one of at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29) is connected through the first pedal feeling simulator switching valve (43); the first pressure sensor (30) and the first pedal feeling simulator The on-off valve (43) is connected to the second control valve, and the first braking subsystem (120) includes the first pressure sensor (30).
- the redundant braking system can also feed back the pedal feeling information to the driver.
- the driver's pedal feeling can still be guaranteed, bringing more stable and comfortable driving experience to the driver. driving experience.
- a braking method for a braking system which is applied to the braking system, and the braking system includes: a brake master cylinder (7), a first supercharger (1), a second supercharger (36), at least one first interface (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i), at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16), at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29) , at least one third control valve (31, 32, 33, 34) and a controller; at least one first interface (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i) is used to connect at least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24 , 25); the brake master cylinder (7) and at least one first interface (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i) are respectively connected through at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16), and the first supercharger (1) and at least one first interface (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i) are respectively connected through at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16), wherein at
- the fault information of the brake system can be obtained by detecting the pedal displacement sensor of the brake pedal, the pressure of the first supercharger, and the like.
- the main braking system and the redundant braking system can be isolated in the event of failure of the main braking system, which is beneficial to realize redundant braking.
- the redundant braking system backs up the function of the main braking system, thereby ensuring the safety of the braking system.
- the method further includes: acquiring a second signal, the second signal being used to indicate the first target braking demand; controlling at least one third control according to the second signal
- the valves (31, 32, 33, 34) are switched to a first state; the first state includes at least one targeted third control valve being configured in a conducting state, wherein the at least one third control valve (31, 32, 33, 34) Including at least one targeted third control valve, the at least one targeted third control valve being determined based on the second signal.
- one or more target third control valves can be selected from at least one third control valve (31, 32, 33, 34) according to the second signal, so that when the main braking system fails, each braking The wheel cylinders are controlled independently.
- the first target braking demand may be a braking demand that needs to be coordinated by at least one third control valve when the main braking system fails, for example, boosting, decompressing or maintaining pressure of at least one brake wheel cylinder.
- the braking system further includes: at least one fourth control valve (35), at least one fourth control valve (35) and a second supercharger (36 ) in parallel; the method also includes: obtaining a third signal, the third signal is used to indicate the second target braking demand; according to the third signal, controlling at least one fourth control valve (35) to switch to the second state; the second state comprising, at least one target fourth control valve is configured in a conduction state, wherein the at least one fourth control valve (35) comprises at least one target fourth control valve, the at least one target fourth control valve is determined according to the third signal .
- one or more target fourth control valves can be selected from at least one fourth control valve (35) according to the third signal, so that when the main braking system fails, each brake wheel cylinder is controlled independently, for example , when there is only one fourth control valve, decompression control can be realized for each brake wheel cylinder at different times; when each brake wheel cylinder has a corresponding fourth control valve, it can be realized for each brake wheel cylinder Completely independent control of the wheel cylinders.
- the second target braking demand may be a braking demand that needs to be coordinated by at least one fourth control valve when the main braking system fails, for example, decompression of at least one brake wheel cylinder.
- the redundant braking system can control the decompression of each brake wheel cylinder .
- this solution can realize time-sharing and independent pressure relief for each brake wheel cylinder, saving costs; if there is a corresponding liquid outlet valve for each wheel cylinder, this solution can realize The three brake wheel cylinders are independently pressure relieved at the same time, and the functions of the redundant braking system are more complete, which improves the braking safety.
- the brake system includes a second pedal feel simulation system (121), a second pedal feel simulation system (121) and at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29), the first pressure sensor (30) is connected to the second control valve connected to the second pedal feeling simulation system (121), and the braking system also includes the first pressure sensor (30);
- the method also includes: acquiring a fourth signal, the fourth signal is used to instruct the second pedal feel simulation system (121) to work; according to the fourth signal, controlling the second pedal feel simulator in the second pedal feel simulation system (121)
- the on-off valve (44) is switched to a third state; the third state includes that the second pedal feel simulator on-off valve (44) is configured in a conduction state.
- the independent pedal feeling simulation system in the redundant braking system makes the decoupling of the redundant braking system and the main braking system more thorough. In addition to ensuring the driver’s pedal feeling, it is convenient for later maintenance and Easy to replace and install.
- the brake system includes: a first pedal feel simulator switch valve (43) and a first pedal feel simulation system (112); the first pedal feel simulator The switch valve (43) is connected to any one of at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29); the second pressure sensor (30) connected to the first pedal feeling simulator switch valve (43) The control valve is connected, the second hydraulic device (120) includes the first pressure sensor (30); the first pedal feeling simulator (10) and the first pedal feeling simulator switching valve ( 43) Connect.
- the method also includes: acquiring a fifth signal, the fifth signal being used to instruct the first pedal feel simulation system (112) to work; according to the fifth signal, controlling the first pedal feel simulator switch valve (43) to switch to the fourth state;
- the fourth state includes that the first pedal feel simulator switch valve (10) is configured in a conduction state.
- the redundant braking system can also feed back the pedal feeling information to the driver.
- the driver's pedal feeling can still be guaranteed, bringing more stable and comfortable driving experience to the driver. driving experience.
- a braking method for a braking system which is applied to the braking system, and the braking system includes: a brake master cylinder (7), a first booster (1), a second booster device (36), at least one first interface (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i), at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16), at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29 ), at least one third control valve (31, 32, 33, 34) and controller; at least one first interface (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i) is used to connect at least one brake wheel cylinder (22,23, 24, 25); the brake master cylinder (7) is connected to at least one first interface (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i) respectively through at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16), and the first boost
- the device (1) and at least one first interface (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i) are respectively connected through at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16), wherein at least one first interface (38f
- the method includes: the controller acquires the braking demand, and generates a control command according to the braking demand; the controller sends the control command to the braking system, and controls the braking system to increase at least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25) Braking force.
- the redundant braking system can control each brake wheel cylinder at a low cost. , realize the functional backup of the main braking system, meet the braking function requirements of vehicles such as ABS/AEB/ESC/TCS, and can further improve the safety of the braking system.
- the braking system further includes: at least one fourth control valve (35), at least one fourth control valve (35) and a second supercharger (36 ) in parallel; the method also includes: the controller sends a control command to the braking system, and controls the braking system to reduce or maintain the braking force of at least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25).
- the brake system further includes a first liquid storage container (6) and a second liquid storage container (71), at least one fourth control valve (35) and The second supercharger (36) is respectively connected to the second liquid storage container (71), and the brake master cylinder (7) and the first supercharger (1) are respectively connected to the first liquid storage container (6); or,
- the system also includes a first liquid storage container (6), at least one fourth control valve (35), a second supercharger (36), a brake master cylinder (7) and the first supercharger (1) and the first supercharger respectively A liquid storage container (6) is connected.
- Increasing the braking force of at least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25) by controlling the braking system includes: the controller controls the first liquid storage container (6) or the second liquid storage container (71) Brake fluid flows into at least one wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25).
- reducing or maintaining the braking force of at least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25) by controlling the braking system includes: the controller controls at least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25) The brake fluid in the fluid flows back to the first fluid storage container (6) or the second fluid storage container (71); or, the controller maintains at least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25) and the first fluid storage container The brake fluid pressure in the line between the reservoir (6), or the controller maintains the brake fluid pressure in the line between at least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25) and the second fluid reservoir (71). hydrodynamic pressure.
- the redundant braking system of the brake-by-wire system can obtain brake fluid from the liquid storage tank of the main braking system, which can reduce costs; the redundant braking system can also obtain brake fluid from the redundant braking system.
- the independent fluid storage tank of the system obtains the brake fluid, which can make the decoupling of the main braking system and the redundant braking system more thorough, and improve the independence of the redundant braking system.
- the controller controls the brake fluid in the first fluid storage container (6) or the second fluid storage container (71) to flow into at least one brake wheel cylinder (22 , 23, 24, 25) include: at least one fourth control valve (35) is in disconnected state, at least one third control valve (31, 32, 33, 34) is in conduction state, all second control valves (26 .
- a third control valve (31, 32, 33, 34) flows into at least one wheel brake cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25).
- the controller controls the brake fluid in at least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25) to flow back to the first fluid storage container (6) or
- the second liquid storage container (71) includes: at least one fourth control valve (35) is in a conduction state, at least one third control valve (31, 32, 33, 34) is in a conduction state, and all second control valves ( 26, 27, 28, 29) are all disconnected, and the controller controls the brake fluid in at least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25) to pass through at least one third control valve (31, 32, 33 , 34) and at least one fourth control valve (35), flowing back to the first liquid storage container (6) or the second liquid storage container (71).
- the brake system further includes: a second pedal feel simulation system (121), a second pedal feel simulation system (121) and at least one second control valve ( 26, 27, 28, 29), the first pressure sensor (30) is connected to the second control valve connected to the second pedal feeling simulation system (121), and the braking system also includes the first pressure sensor (30 ).
- the controller controls the second pedal feel simulation system (121) to feed back pedal feel information to the driver, specifically including: the second pedal feel simulator switch valve (44) in the second pedal feel simulation system (121) is in a conduction state,
- the brake fluid enters the second pedal feeling simulator (45) from the brake master cylinder (7) through the first control valve connected to the second pedal feeling simulation system (121), and the second pedal feeling simulation system (121) supplies The pedal feel information is fed back to the operator, wherein the second pedal feel simulation system (121) includes a second pedal feel simulator (45).
- the independent pedal feeling simulation system in the redundant braking system makes the decoupling of the redundant braking system and the main braking system more thorough. In addition to ensuring the driver’s pedal feeling, it is convenient for later maintenance and Easy to replace and install.
- the braking system further includes: at least one first check valve (39, 40, 41, 42), at least one first check valve (39, 40, 41, 42) are respectively connected in parallel with at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29), and any one of the first pressure sensor (30) and the second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29) Connected, the system also includes a first pressure sensor (30).
- the controller sends a control instruction to the braking system, and controlling the braking system to reduce or maintain the braking force of at least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25) includes: at least one first one-way valve (39, 40, 41, 42) are used to displace the brake pedal (3) and at the same time isolate the brake fluid from flowing to the brake master cylinder (7).
- the one-way valve connected in parallel with the isolation valve can prevent the brake fluid from flowing back into the brake master cylinder while the brake pedal can be displaced when the isolation valve is in the disconnected state.
- the braking system further includes: a first pedal feel simulator switch valve (43) and a first pedal feel simulation system (112); the first pedal feel simulation system (112);
- the controller switch valve (43) is connected to any one of the at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29); the first pressure sensor (30) is connected to the first pedal feeling simulator switch valve (43).
- Two control valves are connected, the second hydraulic device (120) includes the first pressure sensor (30); the first pedal feeling simulator (10) and the first pedal feeling simulator switch valve in the first pedal feeling simulation system (112) (43) CONNECTION.
- the controller controls the first pedal feel simulation system (112) to feed back pedal feel information to the driver, specifically including: the third pedal feel simulator switch valve (9) in the first pedal feel simulation system is in a disconnected state, the first pedal The sensory simulator switch valve (43) is in a conduction state, and the brake fluid enters the first pedal sensory simulator from the brake master cylinder (7) through the first control valve connected to the first pedal sensory simulator switch valve (43). (10), the second pedal feel simulation system (121) feeds back the pedal feel information to the driver.
- the third pedal feel simulator switch valve (9) in the first pedal feel simulation system is in a disconnected state
- the first pedal The sensory simulator switch valve (43) is in a conduction state
- the brake fluid enters the first pedal sensory simulator from the brake master cylinder (7) through the first control valve connected to the first pedal sensory simulator switch valve (43).
- the second pedal feel simulation system (121) feeds back the pedal feel information to the driver.
- the redundant braking system can also feed back the pedal feeling information to the driver.
- the driver's pedal feeling can still be guaranteed, bringing more stable and comfortable driving experience to the driver. driving experience.
- a braking system which includes: a brake master cylinder (7), a first supercharger (1), a second supercharger (36), at least one fifth control valve ( 11, 12), at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16), at least one second control valve (52, 53); at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) for At least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25) is respectively connected; the brake master cylinder (7) and at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) pass through at least one second control valve ( 52, 53) connection, at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least one second control valve (52, 53) also includes at least one fifth control valve (11, 12);
- the booster (1) is directly connected to at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16), and the second booster (36) is connected to at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) through at least A fifth control valve (11, 12).
- the redundant braking system can control each brake wheel cylinder, and realize the control of the main braking system.
- the function backup can meet the braking function requirements of vehicles such as ABS/AEB/ESC/TCS, and can further improve the safety of the braking system.
- the brake system further includes: a first liquid storage container (6) and a second liquid storage container (71), a second supercharger (36) and a second liquid storage container A liquid storage container (6) is connected, or the second pressure booster (36) is connected with the second liquid storage container (71).
- the redundant braking system of the braking system can obtain brake fluid from the fluid storage tank of the main braking system, which can reduce costs; the redundant braking system can also obtain brake fluid from the redundant braking system
- the independent fluid storage tank obtains the brake fluid, which can make the decoupling of the main braking system and the redundant braking system more thorough, and improve the independence of the redundant braking system.
- connection between the second supercharger (36) and the first liquid storage container (6) includes: the second supercharger (36) and the first liquid storage container (6) Direct connection, or the second supercharger (36) and the first liquid storage container (6) are connected through the third interface (38a).
- the braking system further includes: a first pedal feel simulator switch valve (43) and a first pedal feel simulation system (112); the first pedal feel simulation system (112);
- the controller switch valve (43) is connected to any one of at least one second control valve (52, 53); the second control valve connected to the first pressure sensor (30) and the first pedal feeling simulator switch valve (43)
- the second hydraulic device (120) includes the first pressure sensor (30); the first pedal feeling simulator (10) in the first pedal feeling simulation system (112) is connected with the first pedal feeling simulator switching valve (43) .
- the redundant braking system in the brake-by-wire system can also feed back the pedal feeling information to the driver.
- the driver's pedal feeling can still be guaranteed, giving the driver Bring more stable and comfortable driving experience.
- the brake system further includes at least one fourth control valve (54, 55), the first liquid storage container (6) or the second liquid storage container (71 ) is connected through at least one fourth control valve (54, 55) and at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16), at least one fourth control valve (54, 55) and at least one first control valve ( 13, 14, 15, 16) further comprising at least one fifth control valve (11, 12), wherein at least one fourth control valve (54, 55) and at least one fifth control valve (11, 12) are directly connected, Alternatively, at least one fourth control valve (54, 55) and at least one fifth control valve (11, 12) are connected via at least one fifth interface (38m, 38n).
- the controller can effectively reduce the braking force of the four brake wheel cylinders, further improving the safety of the braking system.
- the braking system further includes: at least one first check valve (56, 57), the at least one first check valve (56, 57) and At least one second control valve (52, 53) is connected in parallel, the first pressure sensor (30) is connected to any one of the second control valves (52, 53), and the brake system also includes the first pressure sensor (30).
- the one-way valve connected in parallel with the isolation valve can prevent the brake fluid from flowing back into the brake master cylinder while the brake pedal can be displaced when the isolation valve is in the disconnected state.
- the brake system further includes: at least one sixth control valve (17, 18, 19, 20), at least one second check valve (47, 48 , 49, 50) and the mechanical brake input device (111); the mechanical brake input device (111) is connected to the master cylinder (7); at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least one brake At least one sixth control valve (17, 18, 19, 20) is also included between the moving wheel cylinders (22, 23, 24, 25); at least one second check valve (47, 48, 49, 50) and At least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) is connected in parallel.
- a brake system which includes: a brake master cylinder (7), a first supercharger (1), a second supercharger (36), at least one fifth control valve ( 11, 12), at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16), at least one second control valve (52, 53); at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) for At least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25) is respectively connected; the brake master cylinder (7) and at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) pass through at least one second control valve ( 52, 53) connection, the brake master cylinder (7) and at least one second control valve (52, 53) also includes at least one fifth control valve (11, 12); the second supercharger (36) and at least one The first control valves (13, 14, 15, 16) are directly connected; the first supercharger (1) and at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) pass through at least one second control valve (52, 53).
- the redundant braking system can control each brake wheel cylinder , realize the functional backup of the main braking system, meet the braking function requirements of vehicles such as ABS/AEB/ESC/TCS, and can further improve the safety of the braking system.
- the braking system further includes: a first liquid storage container (6) and a second liquid storage container (71), a second supercharger (36) and a second liquid storage container A liquid storage container (6) is connected, or the second pressure booster (36) is connected with the second liquid storage container (71).
- the redundant braking system of the braking system can obtain brake fluid from the fluid storage tank of the main braking system, which can reduce costs; the redundant braking system can also obtain brake fluid from the redundant braking system
- the independent fluid storage tank obtains the brake fluid, which can make the decoupling of the main braking system and the redundant braking system more thorough, and improve the independence of the redundant braking system.
- the brake master cylinder (7) and at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) pass through at least one second control valve (52, 53) connection
- the brake master cylinder (7) and at least one second control valve (52, 53) also include at least one fifth control valve (11, 12) including: at least one second control valve (52, 53) and At least one fifth control valve (11, 12) is directly connected, or at least one second control valve (52, 53) and at least one fifth control valve (11, 12) are connected through at least one second interface (38k, 38l) connection; at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least one second control valve (52, 53) are directly connected, or at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and At least one second control valve (52, 53) is directly connected via at least one fifth interface connection (38m, 38n).
- connection between the second supercharger (36) and the first liquid storage container (6) includes: the second supercharger (36) and the first liquid storage container (6) Direct connection, or the second supercharger (36) and the first liquid storage container (6) are connected through the third interface (38a).
- the braking system further includes: a first pedal feel simulator switch valve (43) and a first pedal feel simulation system (112); the first pedal feel simulation system (112);
- the controller switch valve (43) is connected to any one of at least one second control valve (52, 53); the second control valve connected to the first pressure sensor (30) and the first pedal feeling simulator switch valve (43)
- the second hydraulic device (120) includes the first pressure sensor (30); the first pedal feeling simulator (10) in the first pedal feeling simulation system (112) is connected with the first pedal feeling simulator switching valve (43) .
- the redundant braking system in the brake-by-wire system can also feed back the pedal feeling information to the driver.
- the driver's pedal feeling can still be guaranteed, giving the driver Bring more stable and comfortable driving experience.
- the braking system further includes at least one fourth control valve (54, 55), the first fluid storage container (6) or the second fluid storage container (71 ) is connected through at least one fourth control valve (54, 55) and at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16), wherein at least one fourth control valve (54, 55) and at least one first control valve
- the valves (13, 14, 15, 16) are directly connected, or at least one fourth control valve (54, 55) and at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) are connected through at least one fifth interface (38m, 38n) Connection.
- the controller can effectively reduce the braking force of the four brake wheel cylinders, further improving the safety of the braking system.
- the one-way valve connected in parallel with the isolation valve can prevent the brake fluid from flowing back into the brake master cylinder while the brake pedal can be displaced when the isolation valve is in the disconnected state.
- the braking system further includes: at least one sixth control valve (17, 18, 19, 20), at least one second check valve (47, 48 , 49, 50) and the mechanical brake input device (111); the mechanical brake input device (111) is connected to the master cylinder (7); at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least one brake At least one sixth control valve (17, 18, 19, 20) is also included between the moving wheel cylinders (22, 23, 24, 25); at least one second check valve (47, 48, 49, 50) and At least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) is connected in parallel.
- a brake system comprising: a brake master cylinder (7), a first supercharger (1), a second supercharger (36), at least one first interface (38w, 38x, 38y , 38z), at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16), at least one second control valve (52, 53) and at least one third control valve (61, 62, 63, 64); at least one The first interface (38w, 38x, 38y, 38z) is used to respectively connect at least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25); at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least one The first ports (38w, 38x, 38y, 38z) are respectively connected through at least one third control valve (61, 62, 63, 64); the brake master cylinder (7) and at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) are respectively connected by at least one second control valve (52, 53), at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least one second control valve (52, 53
- the redundant braking system can control each brake wheel cylinder at a low cost. , realize the functional backup of the main braking system, meet the braking function requirements of vehicles such as ABS/AEB/ESC/TCS, and can further improve the safety of the braking system.
- the first liquid storage container (6) and the second liquid storage container (71), the second supercharger (36) and the first liquid storage container (6 ) connection, or, the second supercharger (36) is connected with the second liquid storage container (71).
- the redundant braking system of the braking system can obtain brake fluid from the fluid storage tank of the main braking system, which can reduce costs; the redundant braking system can also obtain brake fluid from the redundant braking system
- the independent fluid storage tank obtains the brake fluid, which can make the decoupling of the main braking system and the redundant braking system more thorough, and improve the independence of the redundant braking system.
- the brake master cylinder (7) and at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) pass through at least one second control valve (52, 53) connection, at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least one second control valve (52, 53) also includes at least one fifth control valve (11, 12) including: brake master cylinder (7) Connect directly with at least one second control valve (52, 53), or connect the brake master cylinder (7) and at least one second control valve (52, 53) through at least one second interface (38k, 38l) ; at least one second control valve (52,53) is directly connected with at least one fifth control valve (11,12), or at least one second control valve (52,53) is respectively connected with at least one fifth control valve (11 , 12) via at least one fifth interface (38m, 38n).
- the braking system further includes at least one sixth interface (38s, 38t, 38u, 38v), at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16 ) is connected to at least one third control valve (61, 62, 63, 64), wherein at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least one third control valve (61, 62, 63, 64 ) are directly connected through pipelines; or, at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least one third control valve (61, 62, 63, 64) are respectively connected through at least one sixth interface (38s, 38t, 38u, 38v) connection.
- at least one sixth interface 38s, 38t, 38u, 38v
- connection between the second supercharger (36) and the first liquid storage container (6) includes: the second supercharger (36) and the first liquid storage container (6) Direct connection, or the second supercharger (36) and the first liquid storage container (6) are connected through the third interface (38a).
- the brake system further includes at least one fourth control valve (65, 66), at least one third check valve (67, 68, 69, 70), wherein, at least one fourth control valve (65, 66) is connected with the first liquid storage container (6), or at least one fourth control valve (65, 66) is connected with the second liquid storage container (71); at least one The third one-way valve (67, 68, 69, 70) is connected with at least one fourth one-way valve, and the at least one third one-way valve (67, 68, 69, 70) is respectively connected with at least one third control valve (61 , 62, 63, 64) connection.
- at least one fourth control valve (65, 66) is connected with the first liquid storage container (6), or at least one fourth control valve (65, 66) is connected with the second liquid storage container (71); at least one The third one-way valve (67, 68, 69, 70) is connected with at least one fourth one-way valve, and the at least one third one-way valve (67
- the controller can effectively reduce the braking force of the four brake wheel cylinders, further improving the safety of the braking system.
- the braking system further includes: a first pedal feel simulator switch valve (43) and a first pedal feel simulation system (112); the first pedal feel simulation system (112);
- the controller switch valve (43) is connected to any one of at least one second control valve (52, 53); the second control valve connected to the first pressure sensor (30) and the first pedal feeling simulator switch valve (43)
- the second hydraulic device (120) includes the first pressure sensor (30); the first pedal feeling simulator (10) in the first pedal feeling simulation system (112) is connected with the first pedal feeling simulator switching valve (43) .
- the redundant braking system in the brake-by-wire system can also feed back the pedal feeling information to the driver.
- the driver's pedal feeling can still be guaranteed, giving the driver Bring more stable and comfortable driving experience.
- the one-way valve connected in parallel with the isolation valve can prevent the brake fluid from flowing back into the brake master cylinder while the brake pedal can be displaced when the isolation valve is in the disconnected state.
- the brake system further includes at least one sixth control valve (17, 18, 19, 20), at least one second check valve (47, 48, 49, 50) and the mechanical brake input device (111); the mechanical brake input device (111) is connected to the master cylinder (7); at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least one third At least one sixth control valve (17, 18, 19, 20) is also included between the control valves (61, 62, 63, 64); at least one second one-way valve (47, 48, 49, 50) and at least A first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) is connected in parallel.
- a braking system which includes: a brake master cylinder (7), a first supercharger (1), a second supercharger (36), at least one first interface (38w , 38x, 38y, 38z), at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16), at least one second control valve (52, 53) and at least one third control valve (61, 62, 63, 64 ); at least one first interface (38w, 38x, 38y, 38z) for connecting at least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25); at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16 ) and at least one first interface (38w, 38x, 38y, 38z) are respectively connected through at least one third control valve (61, 62, 63, 64); the brake master cylinder (7) and at least one first control valve ( 13, 14, 15, 16) are respectively connected through at least one second control valve (52, 53), and the brake master cylinder (7) and at least one second control valve (52, 53) also include at least one fifth control valve
- the redundant braking system can control each brake wheel cylinder at a low cost. , realize the functional backup of the main braking system, meet the braking function requirements of vehicles such as ABS/AEB/ESC/TCS, and can further improve the safety of the braking system.
- the first liquid storage container (6) and the second liquid storage container (71), the second supercharger (36) and the first liquid storage container (6 ) connection, or, the second supercharger (36) is connected with the second liquid storage container (71).
- the redundant braking system of the braking system can obtain brake fluid from the fluid storage tank of the main braking system, which can reduce costs; the redundant braking system can also obtain brake fluid from the redundant braking system
- the independent fluid storage tank obtains the brake fluid, which can make the decoupling of the main braking system and the redundant braking system more thorough, and improve the independence of the redundant braking system.
- the brake master cylinder (7) and at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) pass through at least one second control valve (52, 53) connection
- the brake master cylinder (7) and at least one second control valve (52, 53) also include at least one fifth control valve (11, 12) including: at least one second control valve (52, 53) and At least one fifth control valve (11, 12) is directly connected, or at least one second control valve (52, 53) and at least one fifth control valve (11, 12) are connected through at least one second interface (38k, 38l) connection; at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least one second control valve (52, 53) are directly connected, or at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and At least one second control valve (52, 53) is directly connected via at least one fifth interface connection (38m, 38n).
- the brake system further includes at least one sixth port (38s, 38t, 38u, 38v), at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16 ) is connected to at least one third control valve (61, 62, 63, 64), wherein at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least one third control valve (61, 62, 63, 64 ) are directly connected through pipelines; or, at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least one third control valve (61, 62, 63, 64) are respectively connected through at least one sixth interface (38s, 38t, 38u, 38v) connection.
- at least one sixth port 38s, 38t, 38u, 38v
- at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16 ) is connected to at least one third control valve (61, 62, 63, 64), wherein at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least one third control valve (61, 62, 63, 64 ) are directly connected through pipelines; or, at least
- connection between the second supercharger (36) and the first liquid storage container (6) includes: the second supercharger (36) and the first liquid storage container (6) Direct connection, or the second supercharger (36) and the first liquid storage container (6) are connected through the third interface (38a).
- the brake system further includes at least one fourth control valve (65, 66), at least one third check valve (67, 68, 69, 70), wherein, at least one fourth control valve (65, 66) is connected with the first liquid storage container (6), or at least one fourth control valve (65, 66) is connected with the second liquid storage container (71); at least one The third one-way valve (67, 68, 69, 70) is connected with at least one fourth control valve (65, 66), and at least one third one-way valve (67, 68, 69, 70) is connected with at least one third The control valves (61, 62, 63, 64) are connected.
- the controller can effectively reduce the braking force of the four brake wheel cylinders, further improving the safety of the braking system.
- the braking system further includes: a first pedal feel simulator switch valve (43) and a first pedal feel simulation system (112); the first pedal feel simulation system (112);
- the controller switch valve (43) is connected to any one of at least one second control valve (52, 53); the second control valve connected to the first pressure sensor (30) and the first pedal feeling simulator switch valve (43)
- the second hydraulic device (120) includes the first pressure sensor (30); the first pedal feeling simulator (10) in the first pedal feeling simulation system (112) is connected with the first pedal feeling simulator switching valve (43) .
- the redundant braking system in the brake-by-wire system can also feed back the pedal feeling information to the driver.
- the driver's pedal feeling can still be guaranteed, giving the driver Bring more stable and comfortable driving experience.
- the one-way valve connected in parallel with the isolation valve can prevent the brake fluid from flowing back into the brake master cylinder while the brake pedal can be displaced when the isolation valve is in the disconnected state.
- the brake system further includes at least one sixth control valve (17, 18, 19, 20), at least one second check valve (47, 48, 49, 50) and the mechanical brake input device (111); the mechanical brake input device (111) is connected to the master cylinder (7); at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least one third At least one sixth control valve (17, 18, 19, 20) is also included between the control valves (61, 62, 63, 64); at least one second one-way valve (47, 48, 49, 50) and at least A first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) is connected in parallel.
- a brake system which includes: a brake master cylinder (7), a first supercharger (1), a second supercharger (36), at least one first interface (38q , 38r), at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least one second control valve (52, 53); the brake master cylinder (7) or the first supercharger (1) through at least A first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) is connected to at least one brake master cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25); the second supercharger (36) passes through at least one fourth one-way valve (58 , 59) are respectively connected to at least one first interface (38q, 38r), and the second supercharger (36) and the fourth pressure sensor (60) are connected in parallel.
- the pressure sensor and the one-way valve of the supercharger can cooperate with the redundant braking system to control the pressure of the brake fluid more accurately, thereby ensuring the safety of the braking system.
- the brake master cylinder (7) or the first supercharger (1) passes at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least A brake master cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25) is connected to include: the brake master cylinder (7) or the first supercharger (1) through the second liquid inlet valve (14) and the fourth liquid inlet valve (16 ) are directly connected to the second brake wheel cylinder (23) and the fourth brake wheel cylinder (25) respectively; the brake master cylinder (7) or the first supercharger (1) passes through the first liquid inlet valve (13) and the third liquid inlet valve (15) are respectively connected with the first brake wheel cylinder (22) and the third brake wheel cylinder (24), and the first liquid inlet valve (13) and the third liquid inlet valve (15) are respectively At least one second control valve (52, 53) is also included between the first brake wheel cylinder (22) and the third brake wheel cylinder (24); wherein, at least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24 , 25) comprising the first brake wheel cylinder
- the redundant braking system independently controls the front wheel brake wheel cylinder, and realizes the pressurization of the rear wheel brake wheel cylinder through EPB cooperation, thereby realizing Four independent supercharging.
- the braking system further includes a first liquid storage container (6) and a second liquid storage container (71), at least one fourth control valve (35) and a first The two superchargers (36) are respectively connected with the second liquid storage container (71), and the brake master cylinder (7) and the first supercharger (1) are respectively connected with the first liquid storage container (6); or,
- the dynamic system also includes a first liquid storage container (6), at least one fourth control valve (35), a second supercharger (36), a brake master cylinder (7) and the first supercharger (1) and The first liquid storage container (6) is connected.
- the redundant braking system of the braking system can obtain brake fluid from the fluid storage tank of the main braking system, which can reduce costs; the redundant braking system can also obtain brake fluid from the redundant braking system
- the independent fluid storage tank obtains the brake fluid, which can make the decoupling of the main braking system and the redundant braking system more thorough, and improve the independence of the redundant braking system.
- the first liquid inlet valve (13) and the third liquid inlet valve (15) are respectively connected with the first brake wheel cylinder (22) and the third brake wheel cylinder
- At least one second control valve (52, 53) is also included between the cylinders (24), including: the first liquid inlet valve (13) and the third liquid inlet valve (15) respectively and at least one second control valve (52, 53 ) directly connected; or, the first liquid inlet valve (13) and the third liquid inlet valve (15) are respectively connected with at least one second control valve (52, 53) through at least one second interface (38o, 38p); at least A second control valve (52, 53) is directly connected to the first brake wheel cylinder (22) and the third brake wheel cylinder (24); or at least one second control valve (52, 53) is respectively connected to the first wheel brake cylinder (24).
- a brake wheel cylinder (22) and a third brake wheel cylinder (24) are connected via at least one first connection (38q, 38r).
- the brake system further includes at least one fourth control valve (54, 55), the first liquid storage container (6) or the second liquid storage container (71 ) are respectively connected to the first brake wheel cylinder (22) and the third brake wheel cylinder (24) through at least one fourth control valve (54, 55).
- the controller can effectively reduce the braking force of the four brake wheel cylinders, further improving the safety of the braking system.
- the braking system further includes at least one fifth control valve (11, 12), at least one sixth control valve (17, 18, 19, 20), at least A second check valve (47, 48, 49, 50) is connected with the mechanical brake input device (111) and the mechanical brake input device (111) with the master cylinder (7); the master cylinder (7) and at least one first At least one fifth control valve (11, 12); at least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) and at least one second control valve ( 26, 27, 28, 29) also includes at least one sixth control valve (17, 18, 19, 20), at least one second check valve (47, 48, 49, 50) and at least one first Control valves (13, 14, 15, 16) are connected in parallel.
- control method that may be implemented in any one of the third aspect or the fourth aspect can also be used in the braking system of any possible implementation manner in the fifth aspect to the ninth aspect, and in order to avoid repetition, it is not described here. repeat.
- an automobile including the brake system described in any possible implementation manner of the first aspect or the third aspect above, the hydraulic adjustment unit in the brake system adjusts the braking system The pressure of the brake fluid in the brake pipeline in order to control the magnitude of the braking force applied to the brake wheel cylinder in the brake system.
- a control device in an eleventh aspect, includes a processing unit and a transceiver unit, wherein the transceiver unit is used to send control instructions, and the processing unit is used to generate control instructions, so that the control device executes the first aspect or the third aspect any of the possible methods.
- control device may be an independent controller in the car, or a chip with a control function in the car.
- the processing unit may be a processor, and the transceiver unit may be a communication interface.
- control device may also include a storage unit, which may be a memory in the controller, where the memory may be a storage unit (such as a register, cache, etc.) storage unit (eg, read only memory, random access memory, etc.).
- a storage unit such as a register, cache, etc.
- storage unit eg, read only memory, random access memory, etc.
- the memory is coupled to the processor.
- the memory is coupled with the processor, which may be understood as the memory is located inside the processor, or the memory is located outside the processor, thus being independent from the processor.
- a computer program product comprising: computer program code, when the computer program code is run on a computer, the computer is made to execute the methods in the above aspects.
- a computer-readable medium stores program codes, and when the computer program codes are run on a computer, the computer is made to execute the methods in the above aspects.
- Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of a brake-by-wire system provided by an embodiment of the present application
- Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of a supercharging process in an emergency manual braking mode provided by an embodiment of the present application
- Fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of a supercharging device mode supercharging process provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of a supercharging process in a redundant braking mode provided by an embodiment of the present application
- Fig. 7 is a schematic diagram of a redundant braking mode pressure maintaining process provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 8 is a schematic diagram of a decompression process in a redundant braking mode provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 9 is a schematic diagram of another redundant braking mode supercharging process provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 10 is a schematic diagram of another redundant braking mode supercharging process provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 11 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 12 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 13 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 14 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 15 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 16 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 17 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 18 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 19 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 20 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 21 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 22 is a schematic diagram of another redundant braking mode supercharging process provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 23 is a schematic diagram of another redundant braking mode supercharging process provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 24 is a schematic diagram of another redundant braking mode decompression process provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 25 is a schematic diagram of another redundant braking mode decompression process provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 26 is a schematic diagram of another redundant braking mode supercharging process provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 27 is a schematic diagram of another redundant braking mode decompression process provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 28 is a schematic diagram of another redundant braking mode supercharging process provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 29 is a schematic diagram of another redundant braking mode decompression process provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 30 is a schematic diagram of another redundant braking mode supercharging process provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 31 is a schematic flowchart of a brake-by-wire control method provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 32 is a schematic diagram of a control device provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 33 is a schematic diagram of another control device provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the brake-by-wire system of the present application is applicable to self-driving vehicles or new energy vehicles, wherein self-driving vehicles include passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles with automatic driving functions, and new energy vehicles include passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles using new energy.
- ABS Antilock Brake System
- AEB Automatic emergency braking system
- Electronic stability control system (electronic stability control system, ESC): the sensor collects vehicle information to judge the instability of the vehicle. When the vehicle tends to be unstable, the ESC system applies braking force to a single or part of the wheels to obtain the stability of the wheels. yaw moment, so as to achieve the purpose of stabilizing the vehicle.
- Traction control system When the car is driving, when the driving wheel slips, a control system that automatically controls the engine or the driving motor and the brake to suppress the speed of the driving wheel.
- the brake system includes an integrated brake system (integrated brake system, IBS) and a redundant brake module (redundant brake unit, RBU), wherein the redundant brake module may also be called a redundant brake system.
- IBS integrated brake system
- RBU redundant brake unit
- Integrated brake system The electro-hydraulic brake-by-wire system composed of electric linear pumps, solenoid valves and valve bodies can realize braking functions such as ABS/AEB/ESC/TCS of vehicles.
- Redundant braking module an independent braking module that backs up the main braking system. When the main braking system of the vehicle fails, the RBU module completes the braking of the vehicle and improves the safety of the vehicle.
- a braking system which is composed of two main braking systems and a redundant braking system that perform braking independently.
- the system uses a plunger pump and two isolation valves in the redundant braking system, After the main braking system fails, the redundant braking system can effectively brake the left and right front wheels of the vehicle.
- the structure of the braking system is simple and reliable, and the stability is high, the redundant braking system in the braking system can only realize the braking of the two front wheels, and cannot adapt to the integrated braking system of the vehicle such as ABS, AEB, ESC or TCS. dynamic function requirements.
- the embodiment of the present application provides a brake-by-wire system with multiple redundant functions, which can satisfy the brake-by-wire and redundant functions at the same time, and is used to support the control requirements of new energy vehicles or self-driving vehicles.
- the following will refer to Figure 1 Go to Fig. 30 for details.
- the brake pipelines mentioned below can be only “liquid outlet pipelines” or “liquid inlet pipelines”, and the brake pipelines can also be “liquid outlet pipelines” and “liquid inlet pipelines”. .
- the brake pipeline in the brake system is used to deliver the brake fluid in the brake wheel cylinder to the fluid storage device.
- the brake pipeline Can be referred to as "outlet pipeline”.
- the brake line is used to provide brake fluid for the wheels of the car to provide braking force for the wheels of the car.
- the brake line can be called "Inlet pipeline”.
- the control valve used to control the connection or disconnection of the liquid inlet pipeline may be called a “liquid inlet valve” or a “boosting valve”.
- the controller used to control the connection or disconnection of the return line can be called a “liquid outlet valve” or a “pressure relief valve”.
- the control valve used to isolate the two-stage braking subsystem may be referred to as an "isolation valve”.
- the above-mentioned control valve may be a valve commonly used in an existing braking system, for example, a solenoid valve, etc., which is not specifically limited in this embodiment of the present application.
- the connection port between the control valve and the brake pipeline can be represented by the first port and the second port.
- the brake fluid is between the first port and the second port.
- the flow direction is not limited.
- the brake fluid can flow from the first port of the control valve to the second port of the control valve, or, in the process of charging the wheel cylinders of the wheels of the car During decompression, brake fluid can flow from the second port of the control valve to the first port of the control valve.
- the definitions of "first port" and "second port" of the control valve are as follows.
- the first port of the control valve is the first port, and the first port of the control valve that the brake fluid meets is the second port during the process of decompressing the brake wheel cylinders of the wheels of the automobile.
- the above definition is only an example, which is not limited in this embodiment of the present application.
- main brake pipeline 21 can be understood as a section that realizes a certain function. or multi-section brake lines.
- the main brake pipeline 21 is a multi-section brake pipeline for connecting the brake master cylinder 7 and the brake circuit 113 .
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a brake-by-wire system provided by an embodiment of this application.
- the brake-by-wire system 100 may include a main brake system 110 , a redundant brake system 120 , and a controller.
- the brake-by-wire system 100 can also include a first wheel brake cylinder 22 , a second wheel brake cylinder 23 , a third wheel brake cylinder 24 and a fourth wheel brake cylinder 25 .
- redundant braking system 120 may be used as an example of the first braking subsystem, and the name of the first braking subsystem 120 is not limited in this application.
- the braking system in this application further includes at least one controller, which is not shown in the figure, for example, a main braking system controller and a redundant braking system controller.
- the braking system can also control different components according to different braking requirements through a controller.
- the controller can control the components of the redundant braking system 120 to realize corresponding braking function.
- Various individual components in the braking system may also have their own sub-controllers, and these controllers can communicate with each other and work together.
- the controller receives measurement or detection signals from various sensors, such as environmental conditions, driver input, braking system status, etc., and controls the braking characteristics of the braking system through calculation and judgment.
- the braking system in this application may not include a brake wheel cylinder, that is, only include the main braking system 110 and the redundant braking system 120, and may also include a brake wheel cylinder, that is, the main braking system 110, the redundant braking system 120 and the brake wheel cylinder all belong to the braking system.
- At least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25) in this application may be the first brake wheel cylinder 22, the second brake wheel cylinder 23, the third brake wheel cylinder wheel cylinder 24 and fourth brake wheel cylinder 25 .
- the main brake system 110 may include a booster device 1, a mechanical brake input device 111, a first pedal feeling simulation system 112, a brake circuit 113, a second pressure sensor 2, a master cylinder liquid inlet valve 5, a one-way valve 46, The first liquid storage container 6 , the brake master cylinder 7 , the first wheel cylinder isolation valve 11 , the second wheel cylinder isolation valve 12 and the main brake pipeline 21 .
- the supercharging device 1 may be an example of the first supercharger 1, specifically a supercharging pump, a plunger pump assembly and other components that perform supercharging, which are not limited in this embodiment of the present application. .
- the mechanical brake input device 111 includes a brake pedal 3 , a pedal displacement sensor 4 and a push rod 51 . It should be understood that when the driver depresses the brake pedal 3, the brake pedal is connected with the push rod 51, and the push rod 51 is pushed forward, the pressures of the first hydraulic chamber and the second hydraulic chamber of the brake master cylinder 7 increase, and the first The brake fluid (hydraulic fluid) in the liquid storage container 6 enters the first hydraulic chamber and the second hydraulic chamber of the brake master cylinder 7 through the main brake pipeline, through the check valve 46 and the master cylinder liquid inlet valve 5, The pressure of the first hydraulic chamber and the second hydraulic chamber of the brake master cylinder 7 increases, and the brake fluid is pushed into the main brake pipeline 21 from the first hydraulic chamber and the second hydraulic chamber of the brake master cylinder 7 , and enter the brake circuit 113 through the first wheel cylinder isolation valve 11 and the second wheel cylinder isolation valve 12 .
- the pedal displacement sensor 4 is used to measure the displacement of the push rod 51 relative to the brake master cylinder 7 .
- the main brake pipeline 21 includes pipelines in the main brake system, and for the sake of brief description, each pipeline in the main brake pipeline 21 is not described in this embodiment of the present application.
- the one-way valve can only allow the brake fluid to flow from the first port of the one-way valve to the second port, but cannot flow from the second port to the first port.
- the upper end of the one-way valve 46 is the first port
- the lower end is the second port
- the brake fluid can only flow from the first port of the one-way valve to the second port.
- this is only for ease of understanding, and there is no limitation on the naming of the first port and the second port, that is, it can also be described as the brake fluid can only flow from the second port to the first port.
- At least one fifth control valve (11, 12) is used to isolate the supercharging device 1 from the brake master cylinder 7, and in supercharging mode, the brake fluid comes from the supercharging device 1 .
- the fifth control valve is in the on state, and in the supercharging mode, the fifth control valve is in the off state.
- at least one fifth control valve can specifically be the first wheel cylinder isolation valve 11 and the second wheel cylinder isolation valve 12.
- the embodiment of the application does not limit the number of the fifth control valve.
- the number of fifth control valves shown is an example only.
- the disconnected state means that the brake fluid cannot flow from one port of the control valve to another port
- the conduction state specifically means that the brake fluid can flow from one port of the control valve to another port.
- the first pedal feeling simulation system 112 includes a third pressure sensor 8 , a third pedal feeling simulator switching valve 9 and a first pedal feeling simulator 10 .
- the second hydraulic chamber of the brake master cylinder 7 is connected with the third pressure sensor 8 , the third pedal feeling simulator switching valve 9 and the first pedal feeling simulator 10 through the master brake pipeline 21 .
- the first pedal feel simulation system 112 is used to feed back pedal feel information to the driver.
- the third pedal feel simulator switch valve 9 in the first pedal feel simulation system 112 is in a conduction state.
- the brake circuit 113 has different layouts, for example, it can be X-shaped layout, H-shaped layout, I-shaped layout and so on.
- the X-type arrangement is that one brake circuit is connected to the brake wheel cylinder of the left front wheel (front left, FL) and the brake wheel cylinder of the right rear wheel (rear right, RR), and the other brake circuit is connected to the brake wheel cylinder of the right front wheel (front Right, FR) brake wheel cylinder and left rear wheel (rear left, RL) brake wheel cylinder.
- the H-type arrangement is that one brake circuit connects the brake wheel cylinder of the left front wheel and the brake wheel cylinder of the left rear wheel, and the other brake circuit connects the brake wheel cylinder of the right front wheel and the brake wheel cylinder of the right rear wheel. .
- the layout of the work type is that one brake circuit connects the brake wheel cylinder of the left front wheel and the brake wheel cylinder of the right front wheel, and the other brake circuit connects the brake wheel cylinder of the left rear wheel and the brake wheel cylinder of the right rear wheel .
- the embodiment of the present application does not limit the type of the brake circuit, and the embodiment itself takes an X-type brake circuit as an example.
- the brake circuit 113 includes the fifth wheel cylinder inlet valve 13, the sixth wheel cylinder inlet valve 14, the seventh wheel cylinder inlet valve 15, the eighth wheel cylinder inlet valve 16, the first wheel cylinder outlet valve 17, The second wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 18, the third wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 19, the fourth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 20, the first master check valve 47, the second master check valve 48, and the third master check valve 49 and the fourth main check valve 50 .
- the fifth wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 13 controls the brake fluid to enter the brake wheel cylinder of the left front wheel FL
- the sixth wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 14 controls the brake fluid to enter the brake wheel cylinder of the right rear wheel RR
- the wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 15 controls the brake fluid to enter the brake wheel cylinder of the right front wheel FR
- the eighth wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 16 controls the brake fluid to enter the brake wheel cylinder of the left rear wheel RL.
- At least one first control valve (13, 14, 15, 16) is used to flow brake fluid into the brake wheel cylinders.
- at least one first control valve may specifically be the liquid inlet valve 13 for the fifth wheel cylinder, the liquid inlet valve 14 for the sixth wheel cylinder, the liquid inlet valve 15 for the seventh wheel cylinder, and the liquid inlet valve 16 for the eighth wheel cylinder.
- the embodiment of the application does not limit the number of the first control valves, and the number of the first control valves shown in the embodiment of the application is only an example.
- At least one second one-way valve (47, 48, 49, 50) is used to adjust the pressure at both ends of the first control valve to prevent the pressure at the second port of the at least one first control valve from being higher than that of the first port. Fluid cannot flow into the brake wheel cylinders.
- At least one second one-way valve can specifically be the first main one-way valve 47, the second main one-way valve 48, the third main one-way valve 49 and the fourth main one-way valve 50.
- the number of one-way valves is not limited, and the number of second one-way valves shown in the embodiment of the present application is only an example.
- the first wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 17 controls the brake fluid to flow out of the brake wheel cylinder of the left front wheel FL back to the first liquid storage container 6 or the supercharging device 1
- the second wheel cylinder liquid valve 18 controls the brake fluid to flow out of the right wheel cylinder.
- the brake wheel cylinder of the rear wheel RR returns to the first liquid storage container 6 or the supercharging device 1
- the third wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 19 controls the brake fluid to flow out of the brake wheel cylinder of the right front wheel FR and returns to the first liquid storage
- the fourth wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 20 controls the brake fluid to flow out of the brake wheel cylinder of the left rear wheel RL and return to the first liquid storage container 6 or the supercharging device 1 .
- At least one sixth control valve (17, 18, 19, 20) is used to make the brake fluid flow back from the brake wheel cylinder to the liquid storage container, for example, flow back to the first liquid storage container 6, in this application at least A sixth control valve may specifically be the first wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 17, the second wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 18, the third wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 19, and the fourth wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 20.
- the number of the six control valves is not limited, and the number of the sixth control valve shown in the embodiment of the present application is only an example.
- the redundant brake system 120 may include a plunger pump assembly 36 , a first wheel cylinder inlet valve 31 , a second wheel cylinder inlet valve 32 , a third wheel cylinder inlet valve 33 and a fourth wheel cylinder inlet valve 34 , wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 35, first redundant isolation valve 26, second redundant isolation valve 27, third redundant isolation valve 28 and fourth redundant isolation valve 29, first pressure sensor 30 and redundant braking Line 37.
- the plunger pump assembly 36 can be a specific example of the second supercharger 36, and the second supercharger 36 can also be a booster pump and other components that perform a boosting function. In this embodiment of the present application, No limit.
- At least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29) is used to isolate the two braking subsystems, and at least one second control valve may belong to the redundant braking system 120, or may belong to the main braking system 110, which is not limited in this application.
- the at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29) is normally on, and in the redundant braking mode, the at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29) is off.
- at least one second control valve can specifically be the first redundant isolation valve 26, the second redundant isolation valve 27, the third redundant isolation valve 28, and the fourth redundant isolation valve 29.
- the number of the second control valves is not limited, and the number of the second control valves shown in the embodiment of the present application is only an example.
- At least one third control valve (31, 32, 33, 34) is used to flow brake fluid into the wheel cylinders.
- the at least one third control valve (31, 32, 33, 34) is normally in a disconnected state, and in the redundant braking mode, the at least one third control valve (31, 32, 33, 34) is in a conductive state.
- at least one third control valve may specifically be the liquid inlet valve 31 for the first wheel cylinder, the liquid inlet valve 32 for the second wheel cylinder, the liquid inlet valve 33 for the third wheel cylinder, and the liquid inlet valve 34 for the fourth wheel cylinder.
- the embodiment of the application does not limit the number of the third control valves, and the number of the third control valves shown in the embodiment of the application is only an example.
- At least one fourth control valve (35) is used to make the brake fluid flow from the brake wheel cylinder back to the fluid storage container, for example, to flow back to the first fluid storage container 6 or the second fluid storage container 71 .
- the at least one fourth control valve is usually in a disconnected state, and the at least one fourth control valve is in a conductive state in the decompression working condition in the redundant braking mode.
- at least one fourth control valve may specifically be the wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 35.
- the embodiment of the present application does not limit the number of the fourth control valves, and the number of the fourth control valves shown in the embodiment of the present application is only as an example.
- the first liquid storage container 6 or the second liquid storage container 71 is respectively connected to at least one brake wheel cylinder through at least one fourth control valve, which is not shown in the figure of the embodiment of the present application, if There is a corresponding wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve for each wheel cylinder, and this solution can realize simultaneous and independent pressure relief for each brake wheel cylinder.
- the redundant brake system may also include a brake system plug connector 38, wherein the brake system plug connector 38 includes at least one first interface (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i, 38w, 38x, 38y, 38z, 38q, 38r), at least one second interface (38b, 38c, 38d, 38e, 38k, 38l, 38o, 38p), a third interface 38a, and a fourth interface 38j.
- the brake system plug connector 38 includes at least one first interface (38f, 38g, 38h, 38i, 38w, 38x, 38y, 38z, 38q, 38r), at least one second interface (38b, 38c, 38d, 38e, 38k, 38l, 38o, 38p), a third interface 38a, and a fourth interface 38j.
- the first interface is used to connect the isolation valve and the main braking system part that isolates the two braking subsystems; the second interface is used to connect the redundant braking system 120 and at least one brake wheel cylinder; the third interface is used to connect the redundant braking system 120 The first fluid storage container 6 of the redundant braking system 120 and the main braking system 110 ; the fourth interface is used to connect the redundant braking system 120 and the first pedal feeling simulator 10 .
- the brake system plug connector 38 may also include at least one fifth interface (38m, 38n), and the fifth interface is used to connect at least one of the redundant brake system 120 and the main brake system first control valve.
- the brake system plug connector 38 may also include at least one sixth interface (38s, 38t, 38u, 38v), and the sixth interface is used to connect at least one sixth interface in the redundant braking system 120.
- the sixth interface is used to connect at least one sixth interface in the redundant braking system 120.
- the redundant braking system 120 and the main braking system 110 can be directly connected through the brake pipeline, as shown in (b) of FIG. , as shown in (a) of FIG.
- the redundant braking system 120 and the main braking system 110 in any braking system can be directly connected through the braking pipeline, and the braking system is integrated at this time; or, any braking system
- the redundant braking system 120 and the main braking system 110 in the braking system can also be connected through at least one of the above-mentioned interfaces in the braking system plug-in joint 38. At this time, the braking system is split;
- the redundant braking system 120 and the main braking system 110 in the dynamic system can also be connected through a combination of direct pipeline connection and the above-mentioned interface connection, which is not limited in this embodiment of the present application.
- first wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 31 and the first redundant isolation valve 26 are connected through a first redundant brake pipeline 37a, and the first redundant brake pipeline 37a provides braking force to the first brake wheel cylinder 22 .
- the second wheel cylinder fluid inlet valve 32 and the second redundant isolation valve 27 are connected through a second redundant brake pipeline 37 b, and the second redundant brake pipeline 37 b provides braking force to the second brake wheel cylinder 23 .
- the third wheel cylinder fluid inlet valve 33 is connected to the third redundant isolation valve 28 through a third redundant brake pipeline 37 c, and the third redundant brake pipeline 37 c provides braking force to the third brake wheel cylinder 24 .
- the fourth wheel cylinder fluid inlet valve 34 is connected to the fourth redundant isolation valve 29 through a fourth redundant brake pipeline 37d, and the fourth redundant brake pipeline 37d provides braking force to the fourth brake wheel cylinder 25.
- the redundant brake pipeline 37 may include a first redundant brake pipeline 37a, a second redundant brake pipeline 37b, a third redundant brake pipeline 37c, a fourth redundant brake pipeline Redundant brake pipeline 37d, fifth redundant brake pipeline 37e, sixth redundant brake pipeline 37f.
- the redundant brake pipeline may further include a seventh redundant brake pipeline 37g and an eighth redundant brake pipeline 37h.
- Wheel cylinder outlet valve 35, plunger pump assembly 36, first wheel cylinder inlet valve 31, second wheel cylinder inlet valve 32, third wheel cylinder inlet valve 33 and fourth wheel cylinder inlet valve 34 pass The sixth redundant brake pipeline 37f is connected; the wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 35, the plunger pump assembly 36 and the first brake system plug joint 38a are connected through the fifth redundant brake pipeline 37e.
- the brake system plug-in connector 38 includes a first brake system plug-in connector 38a, a second brake system plug-in connector 38b, a third brake system plug-in connector 38c, a fourth brake system plug-in connector 38d, The fifth braking system plug connector 38e, the sixth braking system plug connector 38f, the seventh braking system plug connector 38g, the eighth braking system plug connector 38h, and the ninth braking system plug connector 38i.
- the redundant braking system 120 may also include a first redundant one-way valve 39, a second redundant one-way valve 40, a third redundant one-way valve 41 and a fourth redundant one-way valve 42, the first redundant one-way valve
- the directional valve 39 is connected in parallel with the first redundant isolation valve 26
- the second redundant check valve 40 is connected in parallel with the second redundant isolation valve 27
- the third redundant check valve 41 is connected in parallel with the third redundant isolation valve 28
- the second redundant check valve 40 is connected in parallel with the third redundant isolation valve 28.
- Four redundant one-way valves 42 and the fourth redundant isolation valve 29 are connected in parallel;
- the first redundant isolation valve 26 includes a first port and a second port, and the first pressure sensor 30 and the first port of the first redundant isolation valve 26 connect.
- At least one first one-way valve ( 39 , 40 , 41 , 42 ) is used to displace the brake pedal 3 and prevent the brake fluid from flowing back into the master cylinder 7 .
- the at least one first one-way valve may specifically be the first redundant one-way valve 39 , the second redundant one-way valve 40 , the third redundant one-way valve 41 and the fourth redundant one-way valve 42 .
- the embodiment of the present application does not limit the number of the first one-way valves, and the number of the first one-way valves shown in the embodiment of the present application is only an example.
- the connection relationship between the main braking system 110 and the redundant braking system 120 is as follows: the first liquid storage container 6 passes through the braking system plug joint 38a, and the wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 35 and the plunger in the redundant braking system 120
- the pump assembly 36 is connected; the sum in the brake circuit 113 and the first ports of the first redundant isolation valve 26, the second redundant isolation valve 27, the third redundant isolation valve 28 and the fourth redundant isolation valve 29 are respectively Connected by the second brake system plug connector 38b, the third brake system plug connector 38c, the fourth brake system plug connector 38d and the fifth brake system plug connector 38e; the first brake wheel cylinder 22 and
- the second port of the first redundant isolation valve 26 in the redundant system 120 is connected through the ninth brake system plug joint 38i; the second brake wheel cylinder 23 and the second redundant isolation valve in the redundant system 120
- the second port of 27 is connected through the eighth braking system plug joint 38h; the second port of the third brake wheel cylinder 24 and the first redundant isolation valve 28 in the redundant system 120 is connected through the seventh braking system
- FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of a supercharging process in a redundant braking mode provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the controller independently controls the redundant braking system 120 to provide braking force to the four brake wheel cylinders.
- the controller controls the first redundant isolation valve 26 and the second redundant isolation valve 27.
- the third redundant isolation valve 28 and the fourth redundant isolation valve 29 are in a disconnected state. At this time, only a small amount of brake fluid can enter the brake wheel cylinder through the one-way valve, and the redundant braking system 120 is required to provide braking force for the brake wheel cylinder.
- the redundant brake system control 120 controls the liquid inlet valve 31 of the first wheel cylinder, the liquid inlet valve 32 of the second wheel cylinder, the liquid inlet valve 33 of the third wheel cylinder and the liquid inlet valve 34 of the fourth wheel cylinder to be in the conduction state, and the control wheel
- the cylinder outlet valve 35 is in the disconnected state, the plunger pump assembly 36 is working, the brake fluid passes through the plunger pump assembly 36 from the first fluid storage container 6, and flows from the first wheel cylinder inlet valve 31 and the second wheel cylinder respectively.
- the wheel cylinder inlet valve 32, the third wheel cylinder inlet valve 33 and the fourth wheel cylinder inlet valve 34 enter the first brake wheel cylinder 22, the second brake wheel cylinder 23, the third brake wheel cylinder 24 and the first brake wheel cylinder.
- the first redundant one-way valve 39 , the second redundant one-way valve 40 , the third redundant one-way valve 41 and the fourth redundant one-way valve 42 isolate the brake fluid from flowing to the main braking system 110 .
- the thickness of the brake pipeline only represents the flow direction of the brake fluid in different working modes, and does not represent the pressure of the brake fluid in the brake pipeline.
- the part of the brake pipeline indicated by a thick line indicates that when the redundant braking system 120 provides braking force to the brake wheel cylinder, the brake fluid flows to the brake wheel cylinder;
- a thin brake pipeline means that when the redundant brake system 120 provides braking force to the brake wheel cylinders, although the brake fluid still flows in the brake pipeline, it cannot provide braking force to the brake wheel cylinders.
- Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the brake-by-wire system 100 includes a main brake system 110, a redundant brake system 120, a first brake wheel cylinder 22, a second brake wheel cylinder 23, a third brake wheel cylinder 24 and The fourth brake wheel cylinder 25.
- the main braking system 110 in FIG. 2 has the same structure and function as the main braking system 110 in (a) of FIG. 1 , and will not be repeated here to avoid repetition.
- the redundant brake system 120 may include a plunger pump assembly 36 , a first wheel cylinder inlet valve 31 , a second wheel cylinder inlet valve 32 , a third wheel cylinder inlet valve 33 and a fourth wheel cylinder inlet valve 34 , wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 35, first redundant isolation valve 26, second redundant isolation valve 27, third redundant isolation valve 28 and fourth redundant isolation valve 29, first pressure sensor 30, redundant braking Pipeline 37 and braking system plug joint 38.
- the first wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 31 and the first redundant isolation valve 26 are connected through a first redundant brake pipeline 37a, and the first redundant brake pipeline 37a provides braking force to the first brake wheel cylinder 22 .
- the second wheel cylinder fluid inlet valve 32 and the second redundant isolation valve 27 are connected through a second redundant brake pipeline 37 b, and the second redundant brake pipeline 37 b provides braking force to the second brake wheel cylinder 23 .
- the third wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 33 and the third redundant isolation valve 28 are connected through the third redundant brake pipeline 37c, and the third redundant brake pipeline 37c provides braking force to the third brake wheel cylinder 24.
- the fourth wheel cylinder fluid inlet valve 34 is connected to the fourth redundant isolation valve 29 through a fourth redundant brake pipeline 37d, and the fourth redundant brake pipeline 37d provides braking force to the fourth brake wheel cylinder 25.
- the redundant brake pipeline 37 includes a first redundant brake pipeline 37a, a second redundant brake pipeline 37b, a third redundant brake pipeline 37c, a fourth redundant brake pipeline 37d, a fifth redundant brake pipeline A redundant brake line 37e, a sixth redundant brake line 37f, a seventh redundant brake line 37g, and an eighth redundant brake line 37h.
- Wheel cylinder outlet valve 35, plunger pump assembly 36, first wheel cylinder inlet valve 31, second wheel cylinder inlet valve 32, third wheel cylinder inlet valve 33 and fourth wheel cylinder inlet valve 34 pass The sixth redundant brake pipeline 37f is connected; the wheel cylinder outlet valve 35, the plunger pump assembly 36 and the first brake system plug joint 38a are connected through the fifth redundant brake pipeline 37e, and the brake system plug
- the plug connector 38 comprises a first brake system plug connector 38a.
- the redundant brake system 120 may also include a first pedal feel simulator switch valve 43, the first redundant isolation valve 26 includes a first port and a second port, the first pedal feel simulator switch valve 43 and the first redundant isolation valve
- the first port of the valve 26 is connected through the eighth redundant brake pipeline 37h, wherein the first pedal feel simulator switch valve 43 is used to feed back pedal feel information to the driver when the main braking system fails 110 .
- the first pressure sensor 30 is connected to the first port of the first redundant isolation valve 26 .
- the installation position of the first pedal feeling simulator switching valve 43 can be connected with the first port of each redundant isolation valve through the redundant brake pipeline 37h.
- the first pressure sensor 30 The installation position varies with the installation position of the first pedal feeling simulator switch valve 43 , and the embodiment of the present application does not limit the installation positions of the first pedal feel simulator switch valve 43 and the first pressure sensor 30 .
- the first port of the first pedal feel simulator switching valve 43 and the first port of the first redundant isolation valve 26 are connected through the eighth redundant brake pipeline 37h, and the first pressure sensor 30 It is connected to the first port of the first redundant isolation valve 26 .
- One port is connected to the second port of the first pedal feeling simulator switching valve 43 in the redundant braking system 120 through the tenth brake system plug connector 38j.
- the brake-by-wire brake system in the embodiment of the present application includes three working modes, which are manual brake mode, supercharging device brake mode and redundant brake mode.
- the redundant braking mode of the dynamic system will be described in detail in conjunction with Figure 10.
- Fig. 10 is a schematic diagram of another redundant braking mode provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- the controller controls the redundant braking system 120 to provide braking force to the four brake wheel cylinders.
- the driver depresses the brake pedal 3, and the brake fluid enters the brake circuit 113 from the master cylinder 7. Since the controller controls the first redundant The isolation valve 26, the second redundant isolation valve 27, the third redundant isolation valve 28 and the fourth redundant isolation valve 29 are in an open state. At this time, the brake fluid cannot enter the brake wheel cylinder through the main brake system, and the redundant brake system 120 is required to provide braking force for the brake wheel cylinder.
- the redundant brake system control 120 controls the liquid inlet valve 31 of the first wheel cylinder, the liquid inlet valve 32 of the second wheel cylinder, the liquid inlet valve 33 of the third wheel cylinder and the liquid inlet valve 34 of the fourth wheel cylinder to be in the conduction state, and the control wheel
- the cylinder outlet valve 35 is in the disconnected state, the plunger pump assembly 36 is working, the brake fluid passes through the plunger pump assembly 36 from the first fluid storage container 6, and flows from the first wheel cylinder inlet valve 31 and the second wheel cylinder respectively.
- the wheel cylinder inlet valve 32, the third wheel cylinder inlet valve 33 and the fourth wheel cylinder inlet valve 34 enter the first brake wheel cylinder 22, the second brake wheel cylinder 23, the third brake wheel cylinder 24 and the first brake wheel cylinder.
- the first pedal feel simulator 10 is used to feed back pedal feel information to the driver.
- the redundant braking system 120 in the brake-by-wire system can also feed back the pedal feeling information to the driver. In the case of failure of the main braking system, the driver's pedal feeling can still be guaranteed, giving the driver For a more stable and comfortable driving experience.
- Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- the brake-by-wire brake system 100 includes a main brake system 110, a redundant brake system 120, a first brake wheel cylinder 22, a second brake wheel cylinder 23 , a third wheel brake cylinder 24 and a fourth wheel brake cylinder 25 .
- the structure and function of the main braking system 110 in (a) of FIG. 3 are consistent with those of the main braking system 110 in (a) of FIG. 1 , and are not repeated here to avoid repetition.
- the redundant brake system 120 may include a plunger pump assembly 36 , a first wheel cylinder inlet valve 31 , a second wheel cylinder inlet valve 32 , a third wheel cylinder inlet valve 33 and a fourth wheel cylinder inlet valve 34 , wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 35, first redundant isolation valve 26, second redundant isolation valve 27, third redundant isolation valve 28 and fourth redundant isolation valve 29, first pressure sensor 30, redundant braking Pipeline 37 and braking system plug joint 38.
- the first wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 31 and the first redundant isolation valve 26 are connected through a first redundant brake pipeline 37a, and the first redundant brake pipeline 37a provides braking force to the first brake wheel cylinder 22 .
- the second wheel cylinder fluid inlet valve 32 and the second redundant isolation valve 27 are connected through a second redundant brake pipeline 37 b, and the second redundant brake pipeline 37 b provides braking force to the second brake wheel cylinder 23 .
- the third wheel cylinder fluid inlet valve 33 is connected to the third redundant isolation valve 28 through a third redundant brake pipeline 37 c, and the third redundant brake pipeline 37 c provides braking force to the third brake wheel cylinder 24 .
- the fourth wheel cylinder fluid inlet valve 34 is connected to the fourth redundant isolation valve 29 through a fourth redundant brake pipeline 37d, and the fourth redundant brake pipeline 37d provides braking force to the fourth brake wheel cylinder 25.
- the redundant brake pipeline 37 includes a first redundant brake pipeline 37a, a second redundant brake pipeline 37b, a third redundant brake pipeline 37c, a fourth redundant brake pipeline 37d, a fifth redundant brake pipeline A redundant brake line 37e, a sixth redundant brake line 37f, a seventh redundant brake line 37g, and an eighth redundant brake line 37h.
- Wheel cylinder outlet valve 35, plunger pump assembly 36, first wheel cylinder inlet valve 31, second wheel cylinder inlet valve 32, third wheel cylinder inlet valve 33 and fourth wheel cylinder inlet valve 34 pass The sixth redundant brake pipeline 37f is connected; the wheel cylinder outlet valve 35, the plunger pump assembly 36 and the first brake system plug joint 38a are connected through the fifth redundant brake pipeline 37e, and the brake system plug
- the plug connector 38 includes a first brake system plug connector 38a, as shown in (a) of FIG. 3 .
- the redundant braking system 120 may also include an independent second fluid storage container 71, and the second fluid storage container 71 and the plunger pump 36 are connected through a fifth redundant braking pipeline 37e, as shown in (b) of FIG. 3 .
- the independent fluid storage tank in the redundant braking system can make the redundant braking system 120 and the main braking system 110 more completely decoupled.
- the redundant braking system 120 in the embodiment of the present application may include an independent second liquid storage container 71 , and the connection structure is similar to that in (b) of FIG. 3 , which is omitted in other drawings of the present application.
- the brake fluid is taken from the first fluid storage container 6 of the active braking system 110 as an example. There is no restriction on which fluid storage tank the brake fluid comes from and which fluid storage tank the brake fluid flows back to.
- the brake fluid can come from the first fluid storage container 6 or the second fluid storage container 71, and the brake fluid can flow back to the first fluid storage tank.
- the redundant brake system 120 may also include a second pedal feel simulation system 121, the second pedal feel simulation system 121 includes a second pedal feel simulator switching valve 44 and a second pedal feel simulator 45, the second pedal feel simulator 45 , The first port of the second pedal feeling simulator switch valve 44 and the third redundant isolation valve 28 is connected through the seventh redundant brake pipeline 37g, wherein the second pedal feel simulator switch valve 44 and the second pedal feel The simulator 45 is used to feed back pedal feeling information to the driver when the main braking system fails 110 ; the first pressure sensor 30 is connected to the first port of the third redundant isolation valve 28 .
- the installation position of the second pedal feeling simulation system 121 can be connected with the first port of each redundant isolation valve through the seventh redundant brake pipeline 37g.
- the first pressure sensor 30 The installation position varies with the installation position of the second pedal feeling simulation system 121 , and the embodiment of the present application does not limit the installation positions of the second pedal feeling simulation system 121 and the first pressure sensor 30 .
- the first port of the second pedal feeling simulation system 121 and the third redundant isolation valve 28 is connected through the seventh redundant brake pipeline 37g, and the first pressure sensor 30 and the first port The first port of the triple redundant isolation valve 28 is connected.
- connection relationship between the main brake system 110 and the redundant brake system 120 in the brake-by-wire brake system shown in (a) of FIG. 3 is the same as that in (a) of FIG. 1 , and will not be repeated here.
- the brake-by-wire system in the embodiment of the present application has three working modes, which are manual braking mode, supercharging device braking mode and redundant braking mode.
- the working principles of the braking-by-wire system under these three working modes are as follows: Detailed description will be made respectively in conjunction with FIG. 4 to FIG. 8 .
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a pressure boosting process in manual braking mode in an emergency state provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the brake fluid enters the brake circuit 113 from the brake master cylinder 7, the first redundant isolation valve 26, the second redundant isolation valve 27, the third redundant isolation valve 28 and the third redundant isolation valve
- the four redundant isolation valves 29 are in the conductive state, and the brake fluid enters the four redundant isolation valves 26, 27, 28 and 29 through the first redundant isolation valve 29 and
- the brake wheel cylinder provides braking force for the brake wheel cylinder.
- the first wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 31, the second wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 32, the third wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 33 and the fourth wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 34 in the redundant braking system 120 are in the disconnected state , to prevent the brake fluid from flowing back into the first fluid storage container 6 .
- the second pedal feel simulator switching valve 44 in the second pedal feel simulation system 121 is also in a disconnected state, and at this time, the second pedal feel simulation system 121 does not work.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a supercharging process in a supercharging device mode provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the main braking system controller controls the first wheel cylinder isolation valve 11 and the second wheel cylinder isolation valve 12 in the main braking system 110 to be in the disconnected state, and controls the third pedal feeling simulator switch Valve 9 is in a conducting state.
- the driver depresses the brake pedal 3, and the brake fluid enters the first pedal feel simulator 10 in the first pedal feel simulation system 112 from the brake master cylinder 7, and the pedal feel information is fed back to the driver.
- the supercharging device 1 in the main braking system 110 works, the brake fluid enters the brake circuit 113 from the supercharging device, the first redundant isolation valve 26 , the second redundant isolation valve 27 , and the third redundant isolation valve 28 and the fourth redundant isolation valve 29 are in a conduction state, and the brake fluid enters through the first redundant isolation valve 26, the second redundant isolation valve 27, the third redundant isolation valve 28 and the fourth redundant isolation valve 29 respectively.
- Four brake wheel cylinders provide braking force for the brake wheel cylinders.
- the first wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 31, the second wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 32, the third wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 33 and the fourth wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 34 in the redundant braking system 120 are in the disconnected state , to prevent the brake fluid from flowing back into the first fluid storage container 6 .
- the second pedal feeling simulator switch valve 44 in the second pedal feel simulation system 121 is also in disconnected state, and now the second pedal feel simulation system 121 does not work.
- Redundant braking mode When the main braking system fails, the brake-by-wire system enters the redundant braking mode. In this mode, there are three braking working processes, which are the supercharging process of the redundant braking mode and the redundant braking process. Mode pressure maintaining process and redundant braking mode decompression process, these three processes will be described in detail below with reference to FIG. 6 to FIG. 8 .
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of a supercharging process in redundant braking mode provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the controller controls the redundant braking system 120 to provide braking force to the four brake wheel cylinders.
- the controller controls the first redundant isolation valve 26 and the second redundant isolation valve 27.
- the third redundant isolation valve 28 and the fourth redundant isolation valve 29 are in a disconnected state.
- the redundant braking system 120 is required to provide braking force for the brake wheel cylinders.
- the redundant brake system control 120 controls the liquid inlet valve 31 of the first wheel cylinder, the liquid inlet valve 32 of the second wheel cylinder, the liquid inlet valve 33 of the third wheel cylinder and the liquid inlet valve 34 of the fourth wheel cylinder to be in the conduction state, and the control wheel
- the cylinder outlet valve 35 is in the disconnected state, the plunger pump assembly 36 is working, the brake fluid passes through the plunger pump assembly 36 from the first fluid storage container 6, and flows from the first wheel cylinder inlet valve 31 and the second wheel cylinder respectively.
- the wheel cylinder inlet valve 32, the third wheel cylinder inlet valve 33 and the fourth wheel cylinder inlet valve 34 enter the first brake wheel cylinder 22, the second brake wheel cylinder 23, the third brake wheel cylinder 24 and the first brake wheel cylinder.
- Five brake wheel cylinders 25 provide braking force for these brake wheel cylinders.
- the controller controls the second pedal feel simulator switch valve 44 to be in a conduction state, and the brake fluid enters the second pedal feel simulator 45 in the second pedal feel simulation system 121 from the brake circuit 113 to provide the driver with Feedback pedal feel information.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of a pressure maintaining process in redundant braking mode provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the controller controls the redundant braking system 120 to maintain the braking force for the four brake wheel cylinders.
- the controller controls the wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 35 to be in the disconnected state, and the controller controls the first wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 31, the second wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 32, and the third wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 33 and the fourth wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 34 are in the disconnected state, the first redundant isolation valve 26, the second redundant isolation valve 27, the third redundant isolation valve 28 and the fourth redundant isolation valve 29 are in the disconnected state,
- the brake fluid does not flow in the redundant brake pipeline 37, so that the braking of the first brake wheel cylinder 22, the second brake wheel cylinder 23, the third brake wheel cylinder 24 and the fourth brake wheel cylinder 25 is realized. power.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of a redundant braking mode decompression process provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the controller controls the wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 35 to be in a conduction state, and the controller controls the first wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 31, the second wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 32, and the third wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 33 and the fourth wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 34 are in the conduction state, and the controller controls the first redundant isolation valve 26, the second redundant isolation valve 27, the third redundant isolation valve 28 and the fourth redundant isolation valve 29 to be in the off state. open state.
- the brake fluid flows out from the first brake wheel cylinder 22, the second brake wheel cylinder 23, the third brake wheel cylinder 24 and the fourth brake wheel cylinder 25, and passes through the first wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 31 and the second brake wheel cylinder respectively.
- the liquid inlet valve 32 of the second wheel cylinder, the liquid inlet valve 33 of the third wheel cylinder, the liquid inlet valve 34 of the fourth wheel cylinder and the liquid outlet valve 35 of the wheel cylinder flow back to the first liquid storage container 6, reducing the pressure of the first brake wheel cylinder 22 , the braking forces of the second brake wheel cylinder 23 , the third brake wheel cylinder 24 and the fourth brake wheel cylinder 25 .
- the redundant braking system 120 in the brake-by-wire system can also feed back the pedal feeling information to the driver. In the case of failure of the main braking system, the driver's pedal feeling can still be guaranteed, giving the driver For a more stable and comfortable driving experience.
- the independent pedal feeling simulator in the redundant braking system makes the decoupling of the redundant braking system and the main braking system more thorough, which facilitates later maintenance and replacement, and is easy to install.
- FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment itself.
- FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of a brake-by-wire system provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the brake-by-wire system 1100 may include a main brake system 110 , a redundant brake system 120 , and a controller.
- the brake-by-wire system 100 can also include a first wheel brake cylinder 22 , a second wheel brake cylinder 23 , a third wheel brake cylinder 24 and a fourth wheel brake cylinder 25 .
- redundant braking system 120 may be used as an example of the first braking subsystem, and the name of the first braking subsystem 120 is not limited in this application.
- the braking system in this application further includes at least one controller, which is not shown in the figure, for example, a main braking system controller and a redundant braking system controller.
- the braking system can also control different components according to different braking requirements through a controller.
- the controller can control the components of the redundant braking system 120 to realize corresponding braking function.
- Various individual components in the braking system may also have their own sub-controllers, and these controllers can communicate with each other and work together.
- the controller receives measurement or detection signals from various sensors, such as environmental conditions, driver input, braking system status, etc., and controls the braking characteristics of the braking system through calculation and judgment.
- the braking system in this application may not include a brake wheel cylinder, that is, only include the main braking system 110 and the redundant braking system 120, and may also include a brake wheel cylinder, that is, the main braking system 110, the redundant braking system 120 and the brake wheel cylinder all belong to the braking system.
- At least one brake wheel cylinder (22, 23, 24, 25) in this application may be the first brake wheel cylinder 22, the second brake wheel cylinder 23, the third brake wheel cylinder wheel cylinder 24 and fourth brake wheel cylinder 25 .
- the main brake system 110 may include a booster device 1, a mechanical brake input device 111, a first pedal feeling simulation system 112, a brake circuit 113, a second pressure sensor 2, a master cylinder liquid inlet valve 5, a one-way valve 46, The first liquid storage container 6 , the brake master cylinder 7 , the first wheel cylinder isolation valve 11 , the second wheel cylinder isolation valve 12 and the main brake pipeline 21 .
- the mechanical brake input device 111 includes a brake pedal 3 , a pedal displacement sensor 4 and a push rod 51 . It should be understood that when the driver depresses the brake pedal 3, the brake pedal is connected with the push rod 51, and the push rod 51 is pushed forward, the pressures of the first hydraulic chamber and the second hydraulic chamber of the brake master cylinder 7 increase, and the first The brake fluid (hydraulic fluid) in the liquid storage container 6 enters the first hydraulic chamber and the second hydraulic chamber of the brake master cylinder 7 through the main brake pipeline, through the check valve 46 and the master cylinder liquid inlet valve 5 When the pressure rises, the brake fluid will push the first hydraulic chamber and the second hydraulic chamber of the brake master cylinder 7 into the main brake pipeline 21 from the main brake, pass through the redundant brake system 120, and then pass through the first hydraulic chamber.
- hydraulic fluid hydraulic fluid
- the wheel cylinder isolation valve 11 and the second wheel cylinder isolation valve 12 enter a brake circuit 113 .
- the pedal displacement sensor 4 is used to measure the displacement of the push rod 51 relative to the brake master cylinder 7 .
- the main brake pipeline 21 includes pipelines in the main brake system, and for the sake of brief description, each pipeline of the main brake pipeline 21 is not described in the embodiment of the present application.
- first pedal feeling simulator 112 in FIG. 11 is the same as that in (a) of FIG. 1 , and will not be repeated here to avoid repetition.
- brake circuit 113 in FIG. 11 is also described by taking the X-shaped brake circuit as an example, and will not be described here in order to avoid repetition. For details, refer to the brake circuit 113 in (a) of FIG. 1 .
- the redundant brake system 120 may include a plunger pump assembly 36, a fifth redundant isolation valve 52, a sixth redundant isolation valve 53, a first pressure sensor 30, a redundant brake pipeline 37, and a brake system plug and unplug Connector 38.
- the second port of the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 is connected to the plunger pump assembly 36 through the ninth redundant brake pipeline 37i, and the ninth redundant brake pipeline 37i is connected to the first brake wheel cylinder 22 and the The second brake wheel cylinder 23 provides the braking force;
- the second port of the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 is connected to the plunger pump assembly 36 through the tenth redundant brake pipeline 37j, and the tenth redundant brake pipeline 37j The braking force is supplied to the third wheel brake cylinder 24 and the fourth wheel brake cylinder 25 .
- the first port of the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 is connected to the first pressure sensor 30 through the eighth redundant brake pipeline 37h, and the redundant brake pipeline 37 includes the fifth redundant brake pipeline 37e, the eighth redundant brake pipeline The redundant brake pipeline 37h, the ninth redundant brake pipeline 37i and the tenth redundant brake pipeline 37j.
- the plunger pump assembly 36 is connected to the first brake system plug joint 38a through a fifth redundant brake pipeline 37e.
- the brake system plug connector 38 includes a first brake system plug connector 38a, a tenth brake system plug connector 38j, an eleventh brake system plug connector 38k, a twelfth brake system plug connector 38l, the thirteenth brake system plug connector 38m and the fourteenth brake system plug connector 38n.
- the redundant braking system 120 may also include a first pedal feel simulator switch valve 43 .
- the first pedal feel simulator switch valve 43 and the first port of the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 are connected through the eighth redundant brake pipeline 37h, wherein the first pedal feel simulator switch valve 43 is used for main braking
- the first pressure sensor 30 is connected to the first port of the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 .
- the plunger pump assembly 36 is connected; the first port of the master cylinder 7 and the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 in the redundant brake system is connected through the eleventh brake system plug joint 38k; the master cylinder 7 and the The first port of the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 in the redundant braking system is connected through the twelfth braking system plug joint 38l; the first port of the first wheel cylinder isolation valve 11 is connected to the fifth redundant isolation valve
- the second port of 52 is connected through the fourteenth brake system plug joint 38n; the first port of the second wheel cylinder isolation valve 11 and the second port of the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 are connected through the thirteenth brake system
- the plug connector 38m is connected; the first port of the first pedal feel simulator 10 passes through the tenth brake system plug connector 38j, and the second port of the switch valve 43 of the first pedal feel simulator switch valve 43 in the redundant brake system 120 connect.
- the brake-by-wire system in Fig. 11 in the embodiment of the present application has three working modes, which are manual braking mode, booster device braking mode and redundant braking mode. The following is for the braking-by-wire system in Fig. 11 The redundant braking mode will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 22 .
- Fig. 22 is a schematic diagram of another supercharging process in the redundant braking mode provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- the controller controls the redundant braking system 120 to provide braking force to the four brake wheel cylinders.
- the controller in the redundant braking system 120 controls the plunger pump assembly 36 to work, and the brake fluid passes through the plunger pump assembly 36 from the first liquid storage container 6 and passes through the first wheel cylinder of the main braking system 110 respectively.
- the isolation valve 11 and the second wheel cylinder isolation valve 12 enter the brake circuit 113 and respectively enter the first brake wheel cylinder 22, the second brake wheel cylinder 23, the third brake wheel cylinder 24 and the fifth brake wheel cylinder 25, provide braking force for these brake wheel cylinders.
- the first pedal feel simulator switch valve 43 in the redundant braking system is in a conduction state, and the brake fluid enters the main brake system 110 from the master cylinder 7 through the first pedal feel simulator switch valve 43
- the first pedal feel simulator 10 in the system feeds back pedal feel information to the driver.
- the redundant braking system 120 in the brake-by-wire system shown in FIG. 11 is in a low-pressure state, and when the brake-by-wire system is in boost mode, the redundant braking system 120 is in the main braking system 110 Between the brake master cylinder 7 and the supercharging device 1 , the supercharging device 1 does not pass through the redundant braking system 120 .
- the redundant braking system 120 in the brake-by-wire system shown in FIG. 11 can be in a low-voltage state, or in a high-voltage state, as shown in FIG. 12 .
- Fig. 12 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- the redundant braking system 120 in the brake-by-wire system shown in FIG. 12 is in a high-voltage state.
- the redundant brake system 120 is in the main braking system 110 and the booster device 1 and the first control valve, the booster 1 passes through the redundant braking system 120 .
- the brake-by-wire system shown in Figure 12 also has three working modes, which are manual braking mode, supercharging device braking mode and redundant braking mode, and the working principle in redundant braking mode is the same as that shown in Figure 22 , and will not be repeated here to avoid repetition.
- the redundant braking system can control each brake wheel cylinder, and realize the control of the main braking system.
- function backup which meets the braking function requirements of vehicles such as ABS/AEB/ESC/TCS, and can further improve the safety of the braking system.
- the redundant braking system 120 in the brake-by-wire system can also The driver feeds back the pedal feeling information, which can still ensure the driver's pedal feeling when the main braking system fails, and bring the driver a more stable and comfortable driving experience.
- Fig. 13 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the brake-by-wire system 100 includes a main brake system 110, a redundant brake system 120, a first wheel brake cylinder 22, a second wheel brake cylinder 23, a third wheel brake cylinder 24 and The fourth brake wheel cylinder 25.
- the main brake system 110 in FIG. 13 has the same structure and function as the main brake system 110 in FIG. 11 , and will not be repeated here to avoid repetition.
- the redundant brake system 120 may include a plunger pump assembly 36, a fifth redundant isolation valve 52, a sixth redundant isolation valve 53, a first pressure sensor 30, a redundant brake pipeline 37, and a brake system plug and unplug Connector 38.
- the second port of the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 is connected to the plunger pump assembly 36 through the ninth redundant brake pipeline 37i, and the ninth redundant brake pipeline 37i is connected to the first brake wheel cylinder 22 and the The second brake wheel cylinder 23 provides the braking force;
- the second port of the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 is connected to the plunger pump assembly 36 through the tenth redundant brake pipeline 37j, and the tenth redundant brake pipeline 37j The braking force is supplied to the third wheel brake cylinder 24 and the fourth wheel brake cylinder 25 .
- the first port of the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 is connected to the first pressure sensor 30 through the eighth redundant brake pipeline 37h, and the redundant brake pipeline 37 includes the fifth redundant brake pipeline 37e, the eighth redundant brake pipeline The redundant brake pipeline 37h, the ninth redundant brake pipeline 37i and the tenth redundant brake pipeline 37j.
- the plunger pump assembly 36 is connected to the first brake system plug joint 38a through a fifth redundant brake pipeline 37e.
- the brake system plug connector 38 includes a first brake system plug connector 38a, a tenth brake system plug connector 38j, an eleventh brake system plug connector 38k, a twelfth brake system plug connector 38l, the thirteenth brake system plug connector 38m and the fourteenth brake system plug connector 38n.
- the redundant braking system 120 may also include a first pedal feel simulator switch valve 43 .
- the first pedal feel simulator switch valve 43 and the first port of the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 are connected through the eighth redundant brake pipeline 37h, wherein the first pedal feel simulator switch valve 43 is used for main braking
- the first pressure sensor 30 is connected to the first port of the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 .
- the redundant braking system 120 may also include a fifth wheel cylinder outlet valve 54 and a sixth wheel cylinder outlet valve 55 .
- the second port of the fifth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 54 is connected to the second port of the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 through the ninth redundant brake pipeline 37i, and the first port of the fifth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 54 It is connected with the first brake system plug joint 38a through the fifth redundant brake pipeline 37e.
- the second port of the sixth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 55 is connected to the second port of the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 through the tenth redundant brake pipeline 37j, and the first port of the sixth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 55 is connected to the second port of the sixth redundant isolation valve 53.
- a brake system plug connector 38a is connected through a fifth redundant brake line 37e.
- the first port of the control valve through which the brake fluid flows back to the storage tank is defined as the second port, so in Fig. In 13, the upper end of the fifth wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 54 and the sixth wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 55 is the second port, and the lower end of the fifth wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 54 and the sixth wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 55 is the first port .
- connection relationship between the main brake system 110 and the redundant brake system 120 in the brake-by-wire brake system shown in FIG. 13 is the same as that in FIG. 11 , and will not be repeated here.
- the brake-by-wire system in Figure 13 in the embodiment of the present application has three working modes, which are manual braking mode, booster braking mode and redundant braking mode.
- the redundant braking mode of the brake-by-wire brake system will be described in detail in conjunction with Fig. 23 and Fig. 24 respectively for the supercharging process and the decompressing process of the redundant braking mode.
- FIG. 23 is a schematic diagram of another supercharging process in redundant braking mode provided in FIG. 13 of the embodiment of the present application.
- the supercharging process in FIG. 23 is similar to the supercharging process in FIG. 22.
- the difference is that the redundant braking system 120 in FIG. In the open state, the brake fluid is prevented from flowing back from the plunger pump 36 to the first fluid storage container 6 .
- the rest of the pressurization process is similar to that of FIG. 22 , and will not be repeated here. You can refer to the pressurization process of FIG. 22 .
- FIG. 24 is a schematic diagram of another redundant braking mode decompression process provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- the controller controls the fifth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 54 and the sixth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 55 to be in the conduction state, and controls the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 and the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 to be in the off state.
- the brake fluid passes through the first wheel cylinder isolation valve 11 and the second wheel cylinder from the first wheel brake cylinder 22, the second wheel brake cylinder 23, the third wheel brake cylinder 24 and the fourth wheel brake cylinder 25.
- the wheel cylinder isolation valve 12 flows back to the first liquid storage container 6 through the fifth wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 54 and the sixth wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 55, reducing the pressure of the first brake wheel cylinder 22 and the second brake wheel cylinder 23. , the braking force of the third brake wheel cylinder 24 and the fourth brake wheel cylinder 25.
- the redundant braking system 120 in the brake-by-wire system shown in FIG. 13 may be in a low-voltage state or in a high-voltage state, as shown in FIG. 14 .
- Fig. 14 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by an embodiment of the present application. For a detailed explanation of whether the redundant braking system is in a low-voltage state or in a high-pressure state, reference can be made to FIG. 11 and FIG. 12 , and details will not be repeated here.
- the brake-by-wire system shown in Figure 14 also has three working modes, which are manual braking mode, supercharging device braking mode and redundant braking mode, wherein the working principle in redundant braking mode is the same as that shown in Figure 23 It is similar to that shown in 24, and will not be repeated here to avoid repetition.
- the redundant braking system 120 in the brake-by-wire system can also feed back the pedal feeling information to the driver. In the case of failure of the main braking system, the driver's pedal feeling can still be guaranteed, giving The driver brings a more stable and comfortable driving experience.
- the number of electromagnetic valves in the redundant braking system is small, which can effectively control the four brake wheel cylinders at a low cost.
- Fig. 15 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- the brake-by-wire system 100 includes a main brake system 110, a redundant brake system 120, a first wheel brake cylinder 22, a second wheel brake cylinder 23, a third wheel brake cylinder 24 and The fourth brake wheel cylinder 25.
- the main braking system 110 in FIG. 15 has the same structure and function as the main braking system 110 in FIG. 11 , and will not be repeated here to avoid repetition.
- the redundant brake system 120 may include a plunger pump assembly 36, a fifth redundant isolation valve 52, a sixth redundant isolation valve 53, a first pressure sensor 30, a redundant brake pipeline 37, and a brake system plug and unplug Connector 38.
- the second port of the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 is connected to the plunger pump assembly 36 through the ninth redundant brake pipeline 37i, and the ninth redundant brake pipeline 37i is connected to the first brake wheel cylinder 22 and the The second brake wheel cylinder 23 provides the braking force;
- the second port of the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 is connected to the plunger pump assembly 36 through the tenth redundant brake pipeline 37j, and the tenth redundant brake pipeline 37j The braking force is supplied to the third wheel brake cylinder 24 and the fourth wheel brake cylinder 25 .
- the first port of the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 is connected to the first pressure sensor 30 through the eighth redundant brake pipeline 37h, and the redundant brake pipeline 37 includes the fifth redundant brake pipeline 37e, the eighth redundant brake pipeline The redundant brake pipeline 37h, the ninth redundant brake pipeline 37i and the tenth redundant brake pipeline 37j.
- the plunger pump assembly 36 is connected to the first brake system plug joint 38a through a fifth redundant brake pipeline 37e.
- the brake system plug connector 38 includes a first brake system plug connector 38a, an eleventh brake system plug connector 38k, a twelfth brake system plug connector 38l, a thirteenth brake system plug connector The connector 38m and the fourteenth braking system plug connector 38n.
- the redundant braking system 120 may also include a fifth wheel cylinder outlet valve 54 and a sixth wheel cylinder outlet valve 55 .
- the second port of the fifth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 54 is connected to the second port of the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 through the ninth redundant brake pipeline 37i, and the first port of the fifth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 54 It is connected with the first brake system plug joint 38a through the fifth redundant brake pipeline 37e.
- the second port of the sixth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 55 is connected to the second port of the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 through the tenth redundant brake pipeline 37j, and the first port of the sixth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 55 is connected to the second port of the sixth redundant isolation valve 53.
- a brake system plug connector 38a is connected through a fifth redundant brake line 37e.
- the redundant brake system 120 may also include a ninth check valve 56 and a tenth check valve 57, the ninth check valve 56 and the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 are connected in parallel, the tenth check valve 57 and the sixth redundant The isolation valve 53 is connected in parallel.
- the connection relationship between the main brake system 110 and the redundant brake system 120 in the brake-by-wire brake system shown in Figure 15 is as follows: the first fluid storage container 6 passes through the brake system plug connector 38a, and the redundant brake system
- the plunger pump assembly 36 in 120 is connected; the first port of the master cylinder 7 and the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 in the redundant brake system is connected through the eleventh brake system plug joint 38k; the master cylinder 7 It is connected with the first port of the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 in the redundant braking system through the twelfth braking system plug joint 38l; the first port of the first wheel cylinder isolation valve 11 is isolated from the fifth redundant isolation valve
- the second port of the valve 52 is connected through the fourteenth brake system plug joint 38n; the first port of the second wheel cylinder isolation valve 11 and the second port of the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 are connected through the thirteenth brake system System plug connector 38m connection.
- the brake-by-wire system in Figure 15 in the embodiment of the present application has three working modes, which are manual braking mode, supercharger braking mode and redundant braking mode. The following is for the brake-by-wire system in Figure 15 The redundant braking mode will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 25 .
- Fig. 25 is a schematic diagram of another decompression process in redundant braking mode provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- the controller controls the redundant braking system 120 to reduce the braking force of the four brake wheel cylinders.
- the controller controls the fifth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 54 and the sixth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 55 to be in the conduction state, and controls the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 and the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 to be in the off state.
- the brake fluid passes through the first wheel cylinder isolation valve 11 and the second wheel cylinder from the first wheel brake cylinder 22, the second wheel brake cylinder 23, the third wheel brake cylinder 24 and the fourth wheel brake cylinder 25.
- the wheel cylinder isolation valve 12 flows back to the first liquid storage container 6 through the fifth wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 54 and the sixth wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 55, reducing the pressure of the first brake wheel cylinder 22 and the second brake wheel cylinder 23. , the braking force of the third brake wheel cylinder 24 and the fourth brake wheel cylinder 25.
- the ninth one-way valve 56 and the tenth one-way valve 57 can isolate the brake fluid from flowing back into the master cylinder 7 .
- the controller controls the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 and the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 In the disconnected state, when the driver depresses the brake pedal 3, the ninth one-way valve 56 and the tenth one-way valve 57 can be connected, and a small amount of brake fluid can flow out of the brake master cylinder 7 , avoiding that the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 and the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 in the redundant braking system are disconnected, and the brake fluid cannot flow in the master brake cylinder 7 and the main brake pipeline 21, so that The driver cannot depress the brake pedal 3.
- the redundant braking system 120 in the brake-by-wire system shown in FIG. 15 can be in a low-voltage state, or in a high-voltage state, as shown in FIG. 16 .
- Fig. 16 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment of the present application. For a detailed explanation of whether the redundant braking system is in a low-voltage state or in a high-pressure state, reference can be made to FIG. 11 and FIG. 12 , and details will not be repeated here.
- the brake-by-wire system shown in Figure 16 also has three working modes, which are manual braking mode, supercharging device braking mode and redundant braking mode, wherein the working principle in redundant braking mode is the same as that shown in Figure 25 The ones shown are similar, and will not be repeated here to avoid repetition.
- the control The brake can effectively reduce the braking force of the four brake wheel cylinders, further improving the safety of the braking system.
- the number of electromagnetic valves in the redundant braking system is small, which can effectively control the four brake wheel cylinders at a low cost.
- Fig. 17 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the brake-by-wire system 100 includes a main brake system 110 , a redundant brake system 120 , and a controller.
- the brake system may further include a first wheel brake cylinder 22 , a second wheel brake cylinder 23 , a third wheel brake cylinder 24 and a fourth wheel brake cylinder 25 .
- the main braking system 110 in FIG. 17 has the same structure and function as the main braking system 110 in FIG. 1 , and will not be repeated here to avoid repetition.
- the redundant brake system 120 may include a plunger pump assembly 36, a fifth redundant isolation valve 52, a sixth redundant isolation valve 53, a first pressure sensor 30, a redundant brake pipeline 37, and a brake system plug and unplug Connector 38.
- the second port of the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 is connected to the plunger pump assembly 36 through the ninth redundant brake pipeline 37i, and the ninth redundant brake pipeline 37i is connected to the first brake wheel cylinder 22 and the The second brake wheel cylinder 23 provides the braking force;
- the second port of the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 is connected to the plunger pump assembly 36 through the tenth redundant brake pipeline 37j, and the tenth redundant brake pipeline 37j The braking force is supplied to the third wheel brake cylinder 24 and the fourth wheel brake cylinder 25 .
- the first port of the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 is connected to the first pressure sensor 30 through the eighth redundant brake pipeline 37h, and the redundant brake pipeline 37 includes the fifth redundant brake pipeline 37e, the eighth redundant brake pipeline The redundant brake pipeline 37h, the ninth redundant brake pipeline 37i and the tenth redundant brake pipeline 37j.
- the plunger pump assembly 36 is connected to the first brake system plug joint 38a through a fifth redundant brake pipeline 37e.
- the brake system plug connector 38 includes a first brake system plug connector 38a, a fifteenth brake system plug connector 38o, a sixteenth brake system plug connector 38p, a seventeenth brake system plug connector The joint 38q and the eighteenth braking system plug joint 38r.
- the redundant braking system 120 may also include a fifth wheel cylinder outlet valve 54 and a sixth wheel cylinder outlet valve 55 .
- the second port of the fifth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 54 is connected to the second port of the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 through the ninth redundant brake pipeline 37i, and the first port of the fifth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 54 It is connected with the first brake system plug joint 38a through the fifth redundant brake pipeline 37e.
- the second port of the sixth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 55 is connected to the second port of the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 through the tenth redundant brake pipeline 37j, and the first port of the sixth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 55 is connected to the second port of the sixth redundant isolation valve 53.
- a brake system plug connector 38a is connected through a fifth redundant brake line 37e.
- the redundant brake system 120 may also include an eleventh one-way valve 58, a twelfth one-way valve 59 and a fourth pressure sensor 60, the eleventh one-way valve 58 and the twelfth one-way valve 59 are connected to the plunger respectively.
- the two liquid outlets of the pump assembly 36 are connected, and the fourth pressure sensor 60 is connected to the plunger pump assembly 36 .
- any redundant brake system of the brake-by-wire system in the embodiment of the present application may include an eleventh one-way valve 58, a twelfth one-way valve 59 and a fourth pressure sensor 60 for Precise control of brake fluid pressure.
- the connection relationship between the main braking system 110, the redundant braking system 120 and the brake wheel cylinder may be as follows: the first fluid storage container 6 passes through the braking system plug connector 38a, and the redundant braking system 120 The plunger pump assembly 36 in the brake circuit 113 and the first port of the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 in the redundant brake system 120 are connected through the fifteenth brake system plug-in joint 38o; the brake The circuit 113 and the first port of the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 in the redundant braking system 120 are connected through the sixteenth braking system plug connector 38p; the first brake wheel cylinder 22 and the fifth redundant isolation valve The second port of 52 is connected through the seventeenth brake system plug connector 38q; the second port of the third brake wheel cylinder 24 and the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 is connected through the eighteenth brake system plug connector 38r connection; the brake circuit 113 is connected to the second brake wheel cylinder 23; the brake circuit 113 is connected to the fourth brake wheel cylinder 25.
- the brake circuit shown in FIG. 17 adopts an X-shaped layout.
- the brake circuit shown in FIG. It is connected with the front wheel brake cylinder, for example, the left front wheel brake cylinder, that is, the first brake cylinder 22, wherein the brake circuit for controlling the rear wheel is directly connected with the rear wheel cylinder, such as the right rear wheel cylinder.
- the moving wheel cylinder that is, the second brake wheel cylinder 23; the brake circuit controlling the front wheel in the other brake circuit needs to pass through the redundant braking system 120, and then connect to the front wheel brake wheel cylinder, for example, the right
- the front wheel brake cylinder that is, the third brake wheel cylinder 24, wherein the brake circuit that controls the rear wheel is directly connected to the rear wheel cylinder, for example, the left rear wheel brake cylinder, that is, the fourth brake wheel Cylinder 25.
- the redundant brake system 120 in the brake-by-wire brake system shown in FIG. 17 can independently control the front wheel brake cylinders of the vehicle after the main brake system fails. , there may be other connection manners, therefore, the connection manner in the embodiment of the present application is not limited to that shown in FIG. 17 .
- the brake-by-wire system in Figure 17 in the embodiment of the present application has three working modes, which are manual braking mode, supercharger braking mode and redundant braking mode.
- the following is for the brake-by-wire system in Figure 17
- For the redundant braking mode the supercharging process and the decompressing process of the redundant braking mode will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 26 and FIG. 27 respectively.
- FIG. 26 is a schematic diagram of another supercharging process in redundant braking mode provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the redundant braking system 120 is required to provide braking force for the brake wheel cylinders.
- the controller in the redundant braking system 120 controls the plunger pump assembly 36 to work, the fourth pressure sensor 60, the eleventh one-way valve 58 and the twelfth one-way valve 59 precisely control the brake fluid, and the brake fluid flows from The first liquid storage container 6 passes through the plunger pump assembly 36.
- the controller controls the fifth wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 54 and the sixth wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 55 to be in the disconnected state, and the brake fluid passes through the plunger pump assembly.
- 36 respectively enter the first brake wheel cylinder 22 and the third brake wheel cylinder 24 to provide braking force for these two brake wheel cylinders.
- the controller can control an electronic parking system (electrical park brake, EPB) to provide braking force for the second wheel brake cylinder 23 and the fourth wheel brake cylinder 25 through a mechanical structure.
- EPB electronic parking system
- FIG. 27 is a schematic diagram of another redundant braking mode decompression process provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- the controller controls the fifth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 54 and the sixth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 55 to be in the conduction state, and controls the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 and the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 to be in the off state.
- the brake fluid comes out from the first brake wheel cylinder 22 and the third brake wheel cylinder 24, passes through the fifth wheel cylinder outlet valve 54 and the sixth wheel cylinder outlet valve 55, and flows back to the first liquid storage container 6.
- the front wheel brake wheel cylinder can be decompressed when the wheel is locked. Cooperate with the ABS braking requirements of the front wheels.
- the redundant braking system supercharges the front wheel brake cylinders
- the rear wheel brake cylinders can be supercharged through EPB cooperation, thereby achieving four-wheel independent supercharging.
- the pressure sensor and one-way valve of the plunger pump can cooperate with the redundant brake system to more accurately control the pressure of the brake fluid, thereby ensuring the safety of the brake system.
- Fig. 18 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the brake-by-wire system 100 includes a main brake system 110, a redundant brake system 120, and a controller.
- the brake system also includes a first wheel brake cylinder 22 , a second wheel brake cylinder 23 , a third wheel brake cylinder 24 and a fourth wheel brake cylinder 25 .
- the main brake system 110 in FIG. 18 has the same structure and function as the main brake system 110 in FIG. 11 , and will not be repeated here to avoid repetition.
- the redundant brake system 120 may include a plunger pump assembly 36, a fifth redundant isolation valve 52, a sixth redundant isolation valve 53, a first pressure sensor 30, a redundant brake pipeline 37, and a brake system plug and unplug Connector 38.
- the second port of the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 is connected to the plunger pump assembly 36 through the ninth redundant brake pipeline 37i, and the ninth redundant brake pipeline 37i is connected to the first brake wheel cylinder 22 and the The second brake wheel cylinder 23 provides the braking force;
- the second port of the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 is connected to the plunger pump assembly 36 through the tenth redundant brake pipeline 37j, and the tenth redundant brake pipeline 37j The braking force is supplied to the third wheel brake cylinder 24 and the fourth wheel brake cylinder 25 .
- the first port of the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 is connected to the first pressure sensor 30 through the eighth redundant brake pipeline 37h, and the redundant brake pipeline 37 includes the fifth redundant brake pipeline 37e, the eighth redundant brake pipeline The redundant brake pipeline 37h, the ninth redundant brake pipeline 37i and the tenth redundant brake pipeline 37j.
- the plunger pump assembly 36 is connected to the first brake system plug joint 38a through a fifth redundant brake pipeline 37e.
- the brake system plug connector 38 includes a first brake system plug connector 38a, an eleventh brake system plug connector 38k, a twelfth brake system plug connector 38l, a thirteenth brake system plug connector Connector 38m and the fourteenth brake system plug connector 38n, the nineteenth brake system plug connector 38s, the twentieth brake system plug connector 38t, the twenty-first brake system plug connector 38u, the second The twelfth brake system plug connector 38v, the twenty-third brake system plug connector 38w, the twenty-fourth brake system plug connector 38x, the twenty-fifth brake system plug connector 38y and the twenty-sixth Brake system plug connector 38z.
- the redundant braking system 120 may also include a ninth wheel cylinder inlet valve 61, a tenth wheel cylinder inlet valve 62, an eleventh wheel cylinder inlet valve 63, a twelfth wheel cylinder inlet valve 64, a seventh wheel cylinder Cylinder fluid outlet valve 65 , eighth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 66 , thirteenth one-way valve 67 , fourteenth one-way valve 68 , fifteenth one-way valve 69 and sixteenth one-way valve 70 .
- the ninth wheel cylinder inlet valve 61, the sixteenth one-way valve 70 and the eighth wheel cylinder outlet valve 66 are connected through the fourteenth redundant brake pipeline 37n; the tenth wheel cylinder inlet valve 62, The fifteenth one-way valve 69 is connected to the eighth wheel cylinder outlet valve 66 through the thirteenth redundant brake pipeline 37m, and the fifteenth one-way valve 69 and the sixteenth one-way valve 70 are connected in parallel; the tenth The liquid inlet valve 63 and the fourteenth one-way valve 68 are connected to the liquid outlet valve 65 of the seventh wheel cylinder through the twelfth redundant brake pipeline 371; the liquid inlet valve 64 of the twelfth wheel cylinder and the The thirteenth one-way valve 67 is connected to the seventh wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 65 through the eleventh redundant brake pipeline 37k, and the thirteenth one-way valve 67 and the fourteenth one-way valve 68 are connected in parallel.
- connection relationship between the wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve, the one-way valve and the wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve in the redundant braking system can be the first port of the wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve and the corresponding one-way valve.
- the directional valve and the wheel cylinder outlet valve are connected through redundant brake pipelines
- the ninth wheel cylinder inlet valve 61, the sixteenth one-way valve 70 and the eighth wheel cylinder outlet valve 66 are connected through the fourteenth redundant
- the first port of the ninth wheel cylinder inlet valve 61, the sixteenth one-way valve 70 and the eighth wheel cylinder outlet valve 66 pass through the fourteenth redundant brake pipeline 37n connection, as shown in Figure 18.
- connection relationship between the wheel cylinder fluid inlet valve, the one-way valve and the wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve in the redundant braking system can be the second port of the wheel cylinder fluid inlet valve and the corresponding one-way valve.
- the directional valve and the wheel cylinder outlet valve are connected through redundant brake pipelines
- the ninth wheel cylinder inlet valve 61, the sixteenth one-way valve 70 and the eighth wheel cylinder outlet valve 66 are connected through the fourteenth redundant
- the connection of the brake pipeline 37n as an example, the second port of the ninth wheel cylinder inlet valve 61, the sixteenth one-way valve 70 and the eighth wheel cylinder outlet valve 66, through the fourteenth redundant brake pipeline 37n connection, this connection is not shown in the diagram
- the plunger pump assembly 36 in 120 is connected; the first port of the master cylinder 7 and the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 in the redundant brake system is connected through the eleventh brake system plug joint 38k; the master cylinder 7 It is connected with the first port of the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 in the redundant braking system through the twelfth braking system plug joint 38l; the first port of the first wheel cylinder isolation valve 11 is isolated from the fifth redundant isolation valve
- the second port of the valve 52 is connected through the fourteenth brake system plug joint 38n; the first port of the second wheel cylinder isolation valve 11 and the second port of the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 are connected through the thirteenth brake system
- the system plug connector 38m is connected; the brake circuit 113 and the first port of the ninth wheel cylinder inlet valve 61 in the redundant brake system 120 are connected through the twenty-second brake system plug connector 38v; the brake circuit 113 and the first port of the tenth wheel
- the brake-by-wire system in Figure 18 in the embodiment of the present application has three working modes, which are manual braking mode, supercharger braking mode and redundant braking mode.
- the following is for the brake-by-wire system in Figure 18
- For the redundant braking mode the supercharging process and the decompressing process of the redundant braking mode will be described in detail in conjunction with Fig. 28 and Fig. 29 respectively.
- FIG. 28 is a schematic diagram of another supercharging process in redundant braking mode provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the driver steps on the brake pedal 3, and the brake fluid enters the redundant braking system 120 from the master cylinder 7 through the main braking pipeline 21. Since the controller controls the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 and the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 are in the disconnected state. At this time, in order to allow the driver to step on the brake pedal 3, only a small amount of brake fluid can enter the redundant braking system from the ninth check valve 56 and the tenth check valve 57, and a large amount of brake fluid cannot pass through the main braking system. If the braking system enters the brake wheel cylinder, the redundant brake system 120 is required to provide braking force for the brake wheel cylinder.
- the controller controls the liquid outlet valve 65 of the seventh wheel cylinder and the liquid outlet valve 66 of the eighth wheel cylinder to be in the disconnected state, controls the liquid inlet valve 61 of the ninth wheel cylinder, the liquid inlet valve 62 of the tenth wheel cylinder, and the inlet valve of the eleventh wheel cylinder.
- the fluid valve 63 and the twelfth wheel cylinder fluid inlet valve 64 are in a conducting state.
- the controller in the redundant braking system 120 controls the plunger pump assembly 36 to work, and the brake fluid passes through the plunger pump assembly 36 from the first liquid storage container 6 and passes through the first wheel cylinder of the main braking system 110 respectively.
- the isolation valve 11 and the isolation valve 12 of the second wheel cylinder enter the brake circuit 113, and respectively pass through the ninth wheel cylinder inlet valve 61, the tenth wheel cylinder inlet valve 62, and the eleventh wheel cylinder of the redundant braking system.
- the inlet valve 63 and the twelfth wheel cylinder inlet valve 64 enter the first brake wheel cylinder 22, the second brake wheel cylinder 23, the third brake wheel cylinder 24 and the fifth brake wheel cylinder 25, for these Brake wheel cylinders provide the braking force.
- the controller controls the seventh wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 65 and the eighth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 66 to be in the disconnected state, a small amount of brake fluid passes through the thirteenth one-way valve 67, the fourteenth one-way valve 68, and the fifteenth one-way valve.
- the one-way valve 69 and the sixteenth one-way valve 70 but cannot flow back to the first liquid storage container 6 through the seventh wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 65 and the eighth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 66.
- FIG. 29 is a schematic diagram of another redundant braking mode decompression process provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- the controller controls the seventh wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 65 and the eighth wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve 66 to be in the conduction state, and controls the ninth wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 61 and the tenth wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve 62 , the liquid inlet valve 63 of the eleventh wheel cylinder and the liquid inlet valve 64 of the twelfth wheel cylinder are in a conduction state.
- the brake fluid flows from the first wheel brake cylinder 22, the second wheel brake cylinder 23, the third wheel brake cylinder 24 and the fourth wheel brake cylinder 25 through the twelfth wheel cylinder inlet valve 64 and the tenth wheel cylinder respectively.
- One-wheel cylinder inlet valve 63, tenth-wheel cylinder inlet valve 62 and ninth wheel cylinder inlet valve 61 respectively pass through the thirteenth one-way valve 67, fourteenth one-way valve 68, fifteenth one-way valve
- the valve 69 and the sixteenth one-way valve 70 flow back to the first liquid storage container 6 through the seventh wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 65 and the eighth wheel cylinder fluid outlet valve 66 .
- the redundant braking system 120 in the brake-by-wire system shown in FIG. 18 can be in a low-voltage state or in a high-voltage state, as shown in FIG. 19 .
- Fig. 19 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by an embodiment of the present application. For a detailed explanation of whether the redundant braking system is in a low-voltage state or in a high-pressure state, reference can be made to Fig. 11 and Fig. 12 , and details will not be repeated here.
- the brake-by-wire system shown in Figure 19 also has three working modes, which are manual braking mode, supercharging device braking mode and redundant braking mode, wherein the working principle in redundant braking mode is the same as that shown in Figure 28 It is similar to that shown in 29, and will not be repeated here to avoid repetition.
- the wheel cylinder liquid outlet valve and the wheel cylinder liquid inlet valve for each brake wheel cylinder in the redundant braking system, it is possible to realize redundant braking in the event of failure of the main braking system.
- the system can independently control each brake wheel cylinder, realize the functional backup of the active system, meet the braking function requirements of vehicles such as ABS/AEB/ESC/TCS, and further improve the safety of the braking system.
- Fig. 20 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- the brake-by-wire system 100 includes a main brake system 110 , a redundant brake system 120 , and a controller.
- the brake system also includes a first wheel brake cylinder 22 , a second wheel brake cylinder 23 , a third wheel brake cylinder 24 and a fourth wheel brake cylinder 25 .
- the structure and function of the main braking system 110 in FIG. 20 and the main braking system 110 in FIG. 11 are the same, and will not be repeated here to avoid repetition.
- the redundant braking system 120 in FIG. 20 also includes a first pedal feel simulation on the basis of the redundant braking system in FIG.
- the first port of the first pedal feel simulator switch valve 43 and the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 is connected through the eighth redundant brake line 37h, wherein the first pedal feel simulator switch valve 43 is used for When the primary braking system fails 110, pedal feel information is fed back to the driver.
- connection relationship between the main braking system 110 and the redundant braking system 120 in the brake-by-wire system shown in FIG. 20 is compared with the connection relationship shown in FIG. 18 .
- the connection relationship between the braking system and the redundant braking system may also include that the first port of the first pedal feeling simulator 10 passes through the tenth braking system plug connector 38j, and the first pedal feeling in the redundant braking system 120 The second port of the simulator switch valve 43 is connected.
- the brake-by-wire system in Fig. 20 in the embodiment of the present application has three working modes, which are manual braking mode, booster device braking mode and redundant braking mode. The following is for the brake-by-wire system in Fig. 20 The redundant braking mode will be described in conjunction with FIG. 30 .
- FIG. 30 is a schematic diagram of another supercharging process in redundant braking mode provided in FIG. 20 of the embodiment of the present application.
- the supercharging process in FIG. 30 is similar to the supercharging process in FIG. 28 , the difference is that the redundant braking system 120 in FIG. 30 can also simulate the feeling of feet.
- the controller controls the fifth redundant isolation valve 52 and the sixth redundant isolation valve 53 to be in the disconnected state, the first pedal feeling simulator switch valve 43 is in the conductive state, and the brake master cylinder 7
- the brake fluid flows through the first pedal feeling simulator switching valve 43 to the first pedal feeling simulator 10, and the pedal feeling information is fed back to the driver.
- the redundant braking system 120 in the brake-by-wire system shown in FIG. 20 may be in a low-voltage state or in a high-voltage state, as shown in FIG. 21 .
- Fig. 21 is a schematic diagram of another brake-by-wire system provided by an embodiment of the present application. For a detailed explanation of whether the redundant braking system is in a low-voltage state or in a high-pressure state, reference can be made to FIG. 11 and FIG. 12 , and details will not be repeated here.
- the brake-by-wire system shown in Figure 21 also has three working modes, which are manual braking mode, supercharging device braking mode and redundant braking mode, wherein the working principle in redundant braking mode is the same as that shown in Figure 30 The ones shown are similar, and will not be repeated here to avoid repetition.
- the redundant braking system 120 in the brake-by-wire system can also feed back the pedal feeling information to the driver. In the case of failure of the main braking system, the driver's pedal feeling can still be guaranteed, giving The driver brings a more stable and comfortable driving experience.
- Fig. 31 is a schematic flowchart of a brake-by-wire control method according to an embodiment of the present application. The method shown in FIG. 31 may be performed by a controller in the vehicle.
- the failure signal of the main braking system may be obtained by collecting the travel of the pedal or the pressure of the master cylinder.
- control device implementing the above control method in this application will be introduced below with reference to FIG. 32 and FIG. 33 . It should be noted that the device in the embodiment of the present application can be applied to any one of the above-mentioned brake-by-wire control systems, and for the sake of brevity, details will not be repeated here.
- FIG. 32 is a schematic diagram of a control device provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the control device shown in FIG. 32 includes a processing unit 3201 and a transceiver unit 3202 .
- the transceiver unit 3202 is configured to acquire a first signal, and the first signal is used to indicate failure information of the braking system.
- the processing unit 3201 is configured to control the at least one second control valve (26, 27, 28, 29) to switch to an off state according to the first signal.
- the processing unit 3201 may be the processor 3302 in FIG. 33
- the transceiver unit 3202 may be the communication interface 3303 in FIG. 33 .
- Fig. 33 is a schematic diagram of another control device provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the control device shown in FIG. 33 may be a controller in a vehicle, for example, a brake system controller, and the control device may include: a memory 3301 , a processor 3302 , and a communication interface 3303 .
- the memory 3301, the processor 3302, and the communication interface 3303 are connected through an internal connection path, the memory 3301 is used to store instructions, and the processor 3302 is used to execute the instructions stored in the memory 3302 to control the communication interface 3303 to receive/send information.
- the memory 3301 may be coupled to the processor 3302 through an interface, or may be integrated with the processor 3302 .
- the above-mentioned communication interface 3303 uses a device such as but not limited to an input/output interface (input/output interface) to implement communication between the controller and other devices or communication networks.
- a device such as but not limited to an input/output interface (input/output interface) to implement communication between the controller and other devices or communication networks.
- each step of the above method can be completed by an integrated logic circuit of hardware in the processor 3302 or instructions in the form of software.
- the methods disclosed in the embodiments of the present application may be directly implemented by a hardware processor, or implemented by a combination of hardware and software modules in the processor.
- the software module can be located in a mature storage medium in the field such as random access memory, flash memory, read-only memory, programmable read-only memory or electrically erasable programmable memory, register.
- the storage medium is located in the memory 4001, and the processor 4002 reads the information in the memory 4001, and completes the steps of the above method in combination with its hardware. To avoid repetition, no detailed description is given here.
- the processor may be a central processing unit (central processing unit, CPU), and the processor may also be other general-purpose processors, digital signal processors (digital signal processor, DSP), dedicated integrated Circuit (application specific integrated circuit, ASIC), off-the-shelf programmable gate array (field programmable gate array, FPGA) or other programmable logic devices, discrete gate or transistor logic devices, discrete hardware components, etc.
- a general-purpose processor may be a microprocessor, or the processor may be any conventional processor, or the like.
- the memory may include a read-only memory and a random access memory, and provide instructions and data to the processor.
- a portion of the processor may also include non-volatile random access memory.
- the processor may also store device type information.
- the “liquid outlet pipeline” and the “liquid inlet pipeline” may correspond to different brake pipelines, or may correspond to the same brake pipeline.
- the distinction between “outlet line” and “inlet line” is based solely on the function of the brake line in the brake control system.
- the brake pipeline in the brake control system The road (channel) is used to deliver the brake fluid in the brake wheel cylinder to the fluid storage device.
- the brake pipeline can be called a "liquid outlet pipeline”.
- the brake line is used to provide brake fluid for the wheels of the car to provide braking force for the wheels of the car.
- the brake line can be called “inlet line ".
- the "liquid inlet valve”, “liquid outlet valve” and “pressure equalizing valve” involved are only distinguished based on the functions of the control valves in the brake control system.
- the control valve used to control the connection or disconnection of the liquid inlet pipeline may be called a “liquid inlet valve” or a “boosting valve”.
- the controller used to control the connection or disconnection of the return line can be called a “liquid outlet valve” or a “pressure relief valve”.
- the control valve used to isolate the two-stage braking subsystem may be referred to as an "isolation valve".
- the above-mentioned control valve may be a valve commonly used in an existing brake control system, for example, a solenoid valve, etc., which is not specifically limited in this embodiment of the present application.
- sequence numbers of the above-mentioned processes do not mean the order of execution, and the execution order of the processes should be determined by their functions and internal logic, and should not be used in the embodiments of the present application.
- the implementation process constitutes any limitation.
- the disclosed systems, devices and methods may be implemented in other ways.
- the device embodiments described above are only illustrative.
- the division of the units is only a logical function division. In actual implementation, there may be other division methods.
- multiple units or components can be combined or May be integrated into another system, or some features may be ignored, or not implemented.
- the mutual coupling or direct coupling or communication connection shown or discussed may be through some interfaces, and the indirect coupling or communication connection of devices or units may be in electrical, mechanical or other forms.
- the units described as separate components may or may not be physically separated, and the components displayed as units may or may not be physical units, that is, they may be located in one place, or may be distributed to multiple network units. Part or all of the units can be selected according to actual needs to achieve the purpose of the solution of this embodiment.
- each functional unit in each embodiment of the present application may be integrated into one processing unit, each unit may exist separately physically, or two or more units may be integrated into one unit.
- the functions described above are realized in the form of software function units and sold or used as independent products, they can be stored in a computer-readable storage medium.
- the technical solution of the present application is essentially or the part that contributes to the prior art or the part of the technical solution can be embodied in the form of a software product, and the computer software product is stored in a storage medium, including Several instructions are used to make a computer device (which may be a personal computer, a server, or a network device, etc.) execute all or part of the steps of the methods described in the various embodiments of the present application.
- the aforementioned storage medium includes: U disk, mobile hard disk, read-only memory (read-only memory, ROM), random access memory (random access memory, RAM), magnetic disk or optical disc and other media that can store program codes. .
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- 一种制动系统,其特征在于,所述制动系统包括:制动主缸(7)、第一增压器(1)、第二增压器(36)、至少一个第一接口(38f、38g、38h、38i),至少一个第一控制阀(13、14、15、16)、至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)和至少一个第三控制阀(31、32、33、34);所述至少一个第一接口(38f、38g、38h、38i)用于分别连接至少一个制动轮缸(22、23、24、25);所述制动主缸(7)和所述至少一个第一接口(38f、38g、38h、38i)分别通过所述至少一个第一控制阀(13、14、15、16)连接,所述第一增压器(1)和所述至少一个第一接口(38f、38g、38h、38i)分别通过所述至少一个第一控制阀(13、14、15、16)连接,其中,所述至少一个第一接口(38f、38g、38h、38i)和所述至少一个第一控制阀(13、14、15、16)之间分别通过所述至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)连接;所述第二增压器(36)和所述至少一个第一接口(38f、38g、38h、38i)分别通过所述至少一个第三控制阀(31、32、33、34)连接。
- 如权利要求1所述的系统,其特征在于,所述制动系统还包括:至少一个第四控制阀(35),所述至少一个第四控制阀(35)和所述第二增压器(36)并联。
- 如权利要求1或2所述的系统,其特征在于,所述制动系统还包括第一储液容器(6)和第二储液容器(71),所述至少一个第四控制阀(35)和所述第二增压器(36)分别和所述第二储液容器(71)连接,所述制动主缸(7)和所述第一增压器(1)分别和所述第一储液容器(6)连接;或者,所述制动系统还包括所述第一储液容器(6),所述至少一个第四控制阀(35)、所述第二增压器(36)、所述制动主缸(7)和所述第一增压器(1)分别和所述第一储液容器(6)连接。
- 如权利要求1至3任一项所述的系统,其特征在于,所述至少一个第一接口(38f、38g、38h、38i)和所述至少一个第一控制阀(13、14、15、16)之间分别通过所述至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)连接包括:所述至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)和所述至少一个第一控制阀(13、14、15、16)直接通过管路连接;或者,所述至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)和所述至少一个第一控制阀(13、14、15、16)分别通过至少一个第二接口(38b、38c、38d、38e),其中,所述制动系统还包括所述至少一个第二接口(38b、38c、38d、38e)。
- 如权利要求3或4所述的系统,其特征在于,所述至少一个第四控制阀(35)、所述第二增压器(36)分别和所述第一储液容器(6)连接包括:所述至少一个第四控制阀(35)、所述第二增压器(36)和所述第一储液容器(6)直接通过管路连接;或者,所述至少一个第四控制阀(35)、所述第二增压器(36)通过第三接口(38a)和所述第一储液容器(6)连接,其中,所述制动系统还包括所述第三接口(38a)。
- 如权利要求5所述的系统,其特征在于,所述制动系统还包括:第二踏板感觉模拟系统(121),所述第二踏板感觉模拟系统(121)和所述至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)中的任意一个连接,第一压力传感器(30)和所述第二踏板感觉模拟系统(121)连接的所述第二控制阀连接,所述制动系统还包括所述第一压力传感器(30)。
- 如权利要求5或6所述的系统,其特征在于,所述制动系统还包括:至少一个第一单向阀(39、40、41、42),所述至少一个第一单向阀(39、40、41、42)分别和所述至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)并联,第一压力传感器(30)和所述第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)中的任意一个连接,所述系统还包括所述第一压力传感器(30)。
- 如权利要求5至7任一项所述的系统,其特征在于,所述制动系统还包括:第一踏板感觉模拟器开关阀(43)和第一踏板感觉模拟系统(112);所述第一踏板感觉模拟器开关阀(43)和所述至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)中的任意一个连接;第一压力传感器(30)和所述第一踏板感觉模拟器开关阀(43)连接的所述第二控制阀连接,所述第二液压装置(120)包括所述第一压力传感器(30);所述第一踏板感觉模拟系统(112)中的第一踏板感觉模拟器(10)和所述第一踏板感觉模拟器开关阀(43)连接。
- 如权利要求8所述的系统,其特征在于,所述第一踏板感觉模拟系统(112)中的第一踏板感觉模拟器(10)和所述第一踏板感觉模拟器开关阀(43)连接包括:所述第一踏板感觉模拟器(10)和所述第一踏板感觉模拟器开关阀(43)通过管路直接连接;或者,所述第一踏板感觉模拟器(10)和所述第一踏板感觉模拟器开关阀(43)通过第四接口(38j)连接,所述第二液压装置(120)还包括所述第四接口(38j)。
- 如权利要求1至9任一项所述的系统,其特征在于,所述制动系统还包括至少一个第五控制阀(11、12)、至少一个第六控制阀(17、18、19、20)和机械制动输入装置(111)所述机械制动输入装置(111)和所述主缸(7)连接;所述主缸(7)和所述至少一个第一控制阀(13、14、15、16)之间还包括至少一个第五控制阀(11、12);所述至少一个第六控制阀(17、18、19、20)的一端分别接入所述至少一个第一控制阀(13、14、15、16)和所述至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)之间的液压管路,所述至少一个第六控制阀(17、18、19、20)的另一端用于与储液容器液压连接。
- 一种第一制动子系统,其特征在于,所述第一制动子系统(120)包括:至少一个第一接口(38f、38g、38h、38i)、至少一个第二接口(38b、38c、38d、38e)、至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)、至少一个第三控制阀(31、32、33、34)和第二增压器(36);所述至少一个第一接口(38f、38g、38h、38i)用于连接至少一个制动轮缸(22、23、 24、25);所述第二增压器(36)和所述至少一个第一接口(38f、38g、38h、38i)分别通过所述至少一个第三控制阀(31、32、33、34)连接;所述至少一个第二接口(38b、38c、38d、38e)分别通过所述至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)和所述至少一个第一接口(38f、38g、38h、38i)连接。
- 如权利要求11所述的系统,其特征在于,所述第一制动子系统(120)还包括:至少一个第四控制阀(35),所述至少一个第四控制阀(35)和所述第二增压器(36)并联。
- 如权利要求11或12所述的系统,其特征在于,所述第一制动子系统(120)还包括:第二储液容器(71),所述至少一个第四控制阀(35)和所述第二增压器(36)分别和所述第二储液容器(71)连接;或者,第三接口(38a),所述至少一个第四控制阀(35)和所述第二增压器(36)分别和所述第三接口(38a)连接。
- 如权利要求13所述的系统,其特征在于,所述第一制动子系统(120)还包括:第二踏板感觉模拟系统(121),所述第二踏板感觉模拟系统(121)和所述至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)中的任意一个连接,第一压力传感器(30)和所述第二踏板感觉模拟系统(121)连接的所述第二控制阀连接,所述第一液压装置(120)包括所述第一压力传感器(30)。
- 如权利要求13或14所述的系统,其特征在于,所述第一制动子系统(120)还包括:至少一个第一单向阀(39、40、41、42),所述至少一个第一单向阀(39、40、41、42)分别和所述至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)并联,第一压力传感器(30)和所述第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)中的任意一个连接,所述第一制动子系统(120)包括所述第一压力传感器(30)。
- 如权利要求13至15任一项所述的系统,其特征在于,所述第一制动子系统(120)还包括第四接口(38j)和第一踏板感觉模拟器开关阀(43);所述第四接口(38j)和所述至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)中的任意一个通过所述第一踏板感觉模拟器开关阀(43)连接;第一压力传感器(30)和所述第一踏板感觉模拟器开关阀(43)连接的所述第二控制阀连接,所述第一制动子系统(120)包括所述第一压力传感器(30)。
- 一种制动系统的控制方法,应用于所述制动系统,其特征在于,所述制动系统包括:制动主缸(7)、第一增压器(1)、第二增压器(36)、至少一个第一接口(38f、38g、38h、38i),至少一个第一控制阀(13、14、15、16)、至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)、至少一个第三控制阀(31、32、33、34);所述至少一个第一接口(38f、38g、38h、38i)用于分别连接至少一个制动轮缸(22,23,24,25);所述制动主缸(7)和所述至少一个第一接口(38f、38g、38h、38i)分别通过所述至少一个第一控制阀(13、14、15、16)连接,所述第一增压器(1)和所述至少一个第一接口(38f、38g、38h、38i)分别通过所述至少一个第一控制阀(13、14、15、16)连接,其中,所述至少一个第一接口(38f、38g、38h、38i)和所述至少一个第一控制阀(13、14、15、16)之间分别通过所述至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)连接;所述第二增压器(36)和所述至少一个第一接口(38f、38g、38h、38i)分别通过所述至少一个第三控制阀(31、32、33、34)连接;所述方法包括:获取第一信号,所述第一信号用于指示所述制动系统的故障信息;根据所述第一信号,控制所述至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)切换到断开状态。
- 如权利要求17所述的方法,其特征在于,所述方法还包括:获取第二信号,所述第二信号用于指示第一目标制动需求;根据所述第二信号,控制所述至少一个第三控制阀(31、32、33、34)切换至第一状态;所述第一状态包括,至少一个目标第三控制阀被配置为导通状态,其中,所述至少一个第三控制阀(31、32、33、34)包括所述至少一个目标第三控制阀,所述至少一个目标第三控制阀是根据所述第二信号确定的。
- 如权利要求18所述的方法,其特征在于,所述制动系统还包括:至少一个第四控制阀(35),所述至少一个第四控制阀(35)和所述第二增压器(36)并联;所述方法还包括:获取第三信号,所述第三信号用于指示第二目标制动需求;根据所述第三信号,控制所述至少一个第四控制阀(35)切换至第二状态;所述第二状态包括,至少一个目标第四控制阀被配置为导通状态,其中,所述至少一个第四控制阀(35)包括所述至少一个目标第四控制阀,所述至少一个目标第四控制阀是根据所述第三信号确定的。
- 如权利要求17至19任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述制动系统包括第二踏板感觉模拟系统(121),所述第二踏板感觉模拟系统(121)和所述至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)中的任意一个连接,第一压力传感器(30)和所述第二踏板感觉模拟系统(121)连接的所述第二控制阀连接,所述制动系统还包括所述第一压力传感器(30);所述方法还包括:获取第四信号,所述第四信号用于指示所述第二踏板感觉模拟系统(121)工作;根据所述第四信号,控制所述第二踏板感觉模拟系统(121)中的第二踏板感觉模拟器开关阀(44)切换至第三状态;所述第三状态包括,所述第二踏板感觉模拟器开关阀(44)被配置为导通状态。
- 如权利要求17至20任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述制动系统包括:第一踏板感觉模拟器开关阀(43)和第一踏板感觉模拟系统(112);所述第一踏板感觉模拟器开关阀(43)和所述至少一个第二控制阀(26、27、28、29)中的任意一个连接;第一 压力传感器(30)和所述第一踏板感觉模拟器开关阀(43)连接的所述第二控制阀连接,所述第二液压装置(120)包括所述第一压力传感器(30);所述第一踏板感觉模拟系统(112)中的第一踏板感觉模拟器(10)和所述第一踏板感觉模拟器开关阀(43)连接;所述方法还包括:获取第五信号,所述第五信号用于指示所述第一踏板感觉模拟系统(112)工作;根据所述第五信号,控制所述第一踏板感觉模拟器开关阀(43)切换至第四状态;所述第四状态包括,所述第一踏板感觉模拟器开关阀(10)被配置为导通状态。
- 一种计算机可读存储介质,其特征在于,所述计算机可读存储介质中存储有计算机指令,当所述计算机指令在计算机上运行时,如权利要求17至21中任一项所述的方法被执行。
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