ABS in Cars
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ABS is a braking system that helps maintain control and stability during heavy or sudden braking. It uses speed sensors on each wheel, a control module, and hydraulic units to automatically regulate brake pressure and prevent wheels from locking. This helps avoid skidding and loss of traction, keeping the vehicle stable during hard stops. While effective for safety, ABS systems are more expensive and require more maintenance than regular braking systems.
ABS in Cars
- 1. A Life Saver for Riders ANISH MALAN 4th Year, Mechanical Engineering Roll No- 2910437 KITM , kurukshetra
- 2.  It is a Braking system arrangement in vehicles for safe riding during sudden or heavy braking.  It maintains a balance between the wheel speed and the vehicle speed to avoid skidding during heavy braking.  It ensures that there is less TRACTION loss in the tires of the vehicle.
- 5.  Brake Calipers  Speed Sensor in wheels  A Hydraulic Motor  Pressure Release Valves  Control Unit (Computer Controlled Module)
- 6. A- The Speed Sensor B- The Control Module C- The Hydraulic Unit With Pressure Releasing Valves D- The Brake Pipe
- 7. SPEED SENSOR IN A WHEEL
- 10. HYDRAULIC UNIT
- 11.  Four Wheel Channel  Three Wheel Channel
- 12.  Maintain directional stability in steering during heavy/sudden braking.  Safe & Effective  Absorbs unwanted turbulence shockwaves  Easy Fault/Failure detection by the vehicle owner  Automatic change of brake fluid pressure in each wheel
- 13.  Very Costly  Maintenance of a Car equipped with ABS is required more.