JP5244557B2 - Brake control device - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a brake control device.

Conventionally, as disclosed in Patent Document 1 below, a brake control device having a brake receiver that outputs a normal brake command according to a brake handle position and can also output a command to an emergency brake device is known. ing. In the brake control device disclosed in Patent Document 1, when the sliding of the wheel is detected, a command is issued from the brake receiver also to the anti-skid valve provided for each wheel. As a result, it is possible to prevent the wheels from sliding, and to avoid the brake incompatibility.
JP-A-8-290766

  Patent Document 1 does not mention that a command may be output to the emergency brake device during the forced release control that operates the anti-skid valve to avoid the brake release. It is possible that the emergency brake device will be activated during the forced release control. In this case, it is necessary to stop the forced release control to give priority to the emergency brake. In order to stop the forced release control, a cutoff circuit is provided, and the forced release control can be stopped by controlling the cutoff circuit. However, when such a breaker circuit fails, forced remission control cannot be stopped, and high reliability is required. Therefore, the circuit configuration becomes complicated, and there is a problem that the cost increases.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is that a brake control device having a function of preventing sliding and forced relieving has a complicated configuration of a cutoff circuit for stopping forced relieving without impairing reliability. It is to suppress the increase in cost while avoiding the above.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a brake provided in a vehicle having a brake cylinder, a fluid supply source that is a supply source of fluid supplied to the brake cylinder, and an emergency brake command line for operating the emergency brake. A control device that outputs a signal corresponding to a service brake command for applying a brake that is weaker than the emergency brake and a pressure corresponding to a signal output from a wheel slip detection unit that detects the wheel slip of the vehicle. And the relay valve section that generates the brake pressure supplied to the brake cylinder, and the brake pressure can be discharged by the input pilot pressure. An exhaust valve, a shut-off portion that closes a contact in response to a forced release command for forcibly reducing the brake pressure, and the exhaust To produce a pilot pressure of the valve, through the cut-off portion, while being powered by the emergency brake command line when there is no emergency brake command, so the voltage between 0 volts when there is emergency brake command the A brake control device including an opening solenoid valve that is not supplied with power from an emergency brake command line .

  In the present invention, if there is no emergency brake command, the relay valve portion can be operated based on the service brake command, so that the brake pressure corresponding to the service brake command can be generated. Moreover, since the relay valve part can be operated based on the signal output from the wheel sliding detection part, the sliding prevention control is possible based on this signal. And if there exists a forced remission instruction | command, a interruption | blocking part will close a contact. If there is no emergency brake command at this time, the power of the emergency brake command line (generally, 100 VDC is supplied) can be supplied to the opening solenoid valve, and the opening solenoid valve can be operated. Therefore, the exhaust valve discharges the brake pressure by the pilot pressure from the opening solenoid valve. As a result, the instable solution is released.

  On the other hand, when an emergency brake command is issued, the voltage of the emergency brake command line is 0 volt. Therefore, power is not supplied to the opening solenoid valve regardless of opening / closing of the contact of the interrupting portion. For this reason, since the solenoid valve for opening maintains the state at the time of de-energization, the exhaust valve does not operate and the emergency brake can be applied with priority over the forced release command. Even if the breaker is broken and the contact cannot be connected or disconnected, the emergency brake command line voltage is 0 volts when the emergency brake command is issued, so forced release continues. Doing so is avoided and the emergency brake can be operated reliably. Therefore, it is not necessary to ensure reliability by the configuration of the blocking unit by connecting the blocking unit to the emergency brake command line, thereby simplifying the configuration of the blocking unit and reducing the cost.

  Here, it is preferable that the exhaust valve discharges the brake pressure in the brake cylinder and the brake pressure in the relay valve portion together when discharging the brake pressure.

  In this aspect, when the brake pressure is discharged, the pressure in the relay valve portion is also discharged, so the pressure in the brake cylinder and the pressure in the relay valve portion are substantially the same pressure. For this reason, the impact at the time of starting supply of brake pressure from a relay valve part to a brake cylinder again can be relieved.

  As described above, according to the present invention, in the brake control device having the functions of preventing sliding and forcibly releasing, the configuration of the cutoff circuit for stopping the forcible releasing without compromising the reliability becomes complicated. This can be avoided and the increase in cost can be suppressed.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 shows a pressure control system of a brake control device 10 according to the present embodiment. As shown in the figure, the brake control device 10 has a compressed air circuit 47. The compressed air circuit 47 is an air circuit for adjusting the air pressure obtained from the air tank 45 (see FIG. 4), which is an air source that supplies compressed air, and then applying it to the brake cylinder 49 (see FIG. 4). Yes, it has a variable pressure generator 47a (see FIG. 2) that generates a variable pressure VL and a brake pressure generator 47b (see FIG. 3) that generates a brake pressure BC based on the variable pressure VL.

  The variable load pressure generation unit 47 a is a constituent element of the variable load valve 21. The variable load valve 21 includes a pressure regulating valve 50, an output valve 51, and an electromagnetic valve 52.

  The pressure regulating valve 50 is a valve for limiting the original pressure SR supplied from the air source to a pressure corresponding to a full load equivalent pressure. The full load equivalent pressure means a pressure corresponding to the pressure to be applied to the brake cylinder 49 when the emergency brake is applied when the vehicle is full.

  The pressure regulating valve 50 includes an input chamber 50a having an input port, an output chamber 50b having an output port, a piston 50c, and a full vehicle guarantee spring 50d for limiting the pressure to a pressure corresponding to a full load equivalent pressure. A chamber 50e and a full vehicle pressure adjusting screw 50f for adjusting the urging force of the full vehicle guarantee spring 50d are provided. The original pressure SR is input to the input chamber 50a through the input port.

  The piston 50c adjusts the opening amount of the opening formed in the partition between the input chamber 50a and the output chamber 50b by the differential pressure between the pressing force by the full vehicle guarantee spring 50d and the air pressure in the output chamber 50b. When there is no more, close this opening. When the opening is opened, the compressed air in the input chamber 50a flows into the output chamber 50b, the pressure in the output chamber 50b is adjusted to a pressure corresponding to a full load corresponding to the full vehicle, and this pressure is output through the output port. .

  The inner end portion of the full vehicle pressure adjusting screw 50f presses one end portion of the full vehicle guarantee spring 50d through the pressing member 50g in the pressure regulating chamber 50e. By adjusting the screwing amount of the adjusting screw 50f, it is possible to adjust the pressure corresponding to the full load corresponding to the full load.

  The solenoid valve 52 has an air supply part AV, an exhaust part RV, and a connection path 52a, and adjusts the pressure output from the pressure regulating valve 50 according to the current vehicle load on which the passenger is riding. The air supply unit AV is configured by a 2-position 3-port switching valve, and includes an inlet port IN connected to the output port of the pressure regulating valve 50, an outlet port OUT to which the connection path 52a is connected, and an exhaust port EX. . The exhaust part RV is configured by a 2-position 3-port switching valve, and has an inlet port IN, an outlet port OUT, and an exhaust port EX connected to the connection path 52a. The electromagnetic valve 52 adjusts the pressure output from the pressure regulating valve 50 by controlling the valve positions of the air supply unit AV and the exhaust unit RV based on the control signal. The pressure HVL adjusted by the electromagnetic valve 52 is input to the output valve 51 as a pilot pressure. The control signal is a signal transmitted to the electromagnetic valve 52 from the control circuit 31 (see FIG. 4) composed of a microcomputer circuit, and is a signal from the pressure sensor AS that detects the pressure of an unillustrated air spring that receives the load of the vehicle. Accordingly, the variable load pressure VL is output so as to be generated according to the detected value of the pilot pressure sensor 52b provided in the connection path 52a. In FIG. 4, the connection relationship between the control circuit 31 and the electromagnetic valve 52 is not shown for convenience.

  The air supply part AV and the exhaust part RV are in the state shown in FIG. 2 when they are not energized. That is, in this state, the pressure regulating valve 50 and the output valve 51 are shut off, and the inlet port IN of the exhaust part RV is closed. For this reason, even in the case of an electrical failure, such as during a power failure, even when a control signal cannot be input to the solenoid valve 52, the pressure HVL that has been set until immediately before is maintained, so the output valve 51 The pressure in the pressure regulating chamber 51e is secured.

  The output valve 51 uses the pressure HVL adjusted by the electromagnetic valve 52 as a pilot pressure, adjusts the source pressure SR to a corresponding load pressure VL corresponding to the current vehicle load on which the passenger is riding, and outputs from the response valve 21 To do. The output valve 51 includes an input chamber 51a having an input port to which the source pressure SR is input, an output chamber 51b having an output port, a piston 51c, and a pressure regulating chamber 51e having a pressure regulating port. The pressure HVL is input as a pilot pressure to the pressure adjustment port. An empty vehicle guarantee spring 51d for generating a corresponding load pressure equivalent to an empty vehicle is disposed in the pressure regulating chamber 51e. The response load pressure equivalent to an empty vehicle means a pressure corresponding to the pressure to be applied to the brake cylinder 49 when an emergency brake is applied when the vehicle is an empty vehicle.

  Since the output valve 51 is provided with an empty vehicle guarantee spring 51d that generates a pressure corresponding to a corresponding load pressure equivalent to an empty vehicle, even if the pilot pressure disappears due to a failure or the like, at least the empty valve is equivalent to the empty vehicle guarantee spring 51d. Thus, a pressure corresponding to the appropriate load pressure is secured. That is, even when the air is not supplied from the pressure regulating valve 50, the opening between the input chamber 51a and the output chamber 51b can be opened by the biasing force of the empty vehicle guarantee spring 51d. Is maintained at a pressure corresponding to the pressure generated by the urging force of the empty vehicle guarantee spring 51d.

  The piston 51c separates the input chamber 51a and the output chamber 51b from the differential pressure between the total pressure of the pressure by the urging force of the empty guarantee spring 51d and the air pressure in the pressure regulating chamber 50e and the air pressure in the output chamber 51b. The opening amount of the opening formed in is adjusted, and when the differential pressure disappears, the opening is closed. When the opening is opened, the compressed air in the input chamber 51a flows into the output chamber 51b, and the pressure in the output chamber 51b is adjusted to the applied load pressure VL.

  The output valve 51 is provided with an empty vehicle pressure adjusting screw 51f for adjusting the pressure generated by the urging force of the empty vehicle guarantee spring 51d. An inner end portion of the empty vehicle pressure adjusting screw 51f is in the pressure adjusting chamber 51e, and presses one end portion of the empty vehicle guarantee spring 51d through the pressing member 51g. By adjusting the screwing amount of the adjusting screw 51f, it is possible to adjust the pressure corresponding to the applied load pressure corresponding to the empty vehicle.

  The brake pressure generator 47 b is a component of the relay valve 22. As shown in FIG. 1, in this embodiment, two brake pressure generation parts are formed. The relay valve 22 includes a relay valve portion 56, a supply cut valve 57, an exhaust valve 58, an electromagnetic valve 59, and an opening electromagnetic valve 60.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the electromagnetic valve 59 has an air supply part AV, an exhaust part RV, and a connection path 59a. The air supply portion AV is configured by a 2-position 3-port switching valve, and has an inlet port IN to which a variable load pressure VL is input, an outlet port OUT to which a connection path 59a is connected, and a discharge port EX. . The exhaust part RV is configured by a 2-position 3-port switching valve, and has an inlet port IN, an outlet port OUT, and an exhaust port EX connected to the connection path 59a.

  The electromagnetic valve 59 is supplied with a control signal output from a control circuit 31 (see FIG. 4) serving as a control unit including a microcomputer circuit. The control signal includes a signal corresponding to a service brake command sent from the vehicle side to the brake control device 10, a signal based on a detection value by a pilot pressure sensor 63 provided in the connection path 59a, and a detection by a brake pressure sensor 64 described later. It is generated based on a signal based on the value and a signal corresponding to the signal output from the wheel slip detection unit outside the figure. The wheel sliding detection unit detects the wheel sliding from the rotational speed of the wheel, the vehicle speed, and the like.

  When the control circuit receives the service brake command, the control circuit sets the brake pressure BC to be output from the relay valve unit 56 in response to the command, and transmits a control signal to the electromagnetic valve 59. Then, the solenoid valve 59 adjusts the valve load VL output from the valve load 21 by adjusting the valve positions of the air supply section AV and the exhaust section RV according to the control signal, and relays it through the connection path 59a. Input to the valve unit 56. Further, the control circuit 31 adjusts the valve positions of the air supply part AV and the exhaust part RV according to the detection value of the pilot pressure sensor 63 and the detection value of the brake pressure sensor 64.

  Further, when receiving a signal from the wheel slip detection unit, the control circuit 31 corrects the brake pressure BC to be output from the relay valve unit 56 accordingly. At this time, the control circuit 31 reduces the brake pressure BC until a signal indicating the wheel sliding from the wheel sliding detection unit is not received. At this time, the brake pressure BC may be gradually reduced.

  The relay valve unit 56 receives the pressure adjusted by the electromagnetic valve 59 as a pilot pressure (brake command pressure) and outputs a brake pressure BC. Specifically, the relay valve portion 56 includes an input chamber 56a having an input port, an output chamber 56b having an output port, a control chamber 56c having a pilot port, a discharge chamber 56d having a discharge port, and a hollow piston 56e. A membrane plate 56f, a spring 56g, a valve body 56h, and a spring 56i.

  The original pressure SR supplied through the supply cut valve 57 is input to the input chamber 56a through the input port. The pilot port is connected to the connection path 59a of the electromagnetic valve 59, and pilot pressure is input to the control chamber 56c through the pilot port. The output chamber 56b generates a brake pressure corresponding to the pilot pressure and outputs it through the output port. The discharge chamber 56d exhausts excess pressure through the discharge port. A silencer 67 (see FIG. 1) is provided in the discharge pipe line 66 connected to the discharge port.

  The membrane plate 56f bends due to the differential pressure between the air pressure in the control chamber 56c and the air pressure in the output chamber 56b, and displaces the piston 56e against the urging force of the spring 56g. When the piston 56e is displaced upward, the valve body 56h is moved upward while resisting the biasing force of the spring 56i, and the input chamber 56a and the output chamber 56b are brought into communication. When the pressure difference disappears, the piston 56e is displaced downward, the valve body 56h is moved by the spring 56i, and the input chamber 56a and the output chamber 56b are in a non-communication state. Conversely, when the piston 56e is displaced downward, the output chamber 56b and the discharge chamber 56d are in communication with each other through the hollow portion of the piston 56e. When the differential pressure disappears, the piston 56e is displaced upward, and the output chamber 56b and the discharge chamber 56d are in a non-communication state.

  That is, the compressed air in the input chamber 56a flows into the output chamber 56b, or the compressed air in the output chamber 56b is discharged into the discharge chamber 56d, so that the pressure in the output chamber 56b becomes the brake pressure BC corresponding to the pilot pressure. Adjusted.

  Note that the spring chamber 56j and the output chamber 56b communicate with each other through a throttle 56k in order to prevent the piston 56e from reacting too sensitively to a transient change in the output chamber 56b.

  The opening solenoid valve 60 is constituted by a two-position three-port switching valve, and has an inlet port IN, an outlet port OUT, and a discharge port EX. The opening solenoid valve 60 can be switched between a first state and a second state. In the first state, as shown in FIG. 3, the inlet port IN is blocked and the outlet port OUT and the discharge port EX are communicated. The discharge port EX is connected to the exhaust port of the brake control device 10. Therefore, in the first state, the supply cut valve 57 is in the state shown in FIG. 3 by the spring force of the spring chamber 57f. Switching to the second state is made based on a forced remission command from the driver's seat, and in this second state, the original pressure SR input to the inlet port IN is output from the outlet port OUT.

  The supply cut valve 57 has an inlet port 57a, an outlet port 57b, a control port 57c, and a piston 57d. The space in the supply cut valve 57 is partitioned into a control chamber 57e, a spring chamber 57f, a first chamber 57g, and a second chamber 57h by a piston 57d. A control port 57c is provided in the control chamber 57e. The control port 57c communicates with the outlet port of the opening solenoid valve 60, and displaces the piston 57d between the first position and the second position according to the state of the opening solenoid valve 60. When the opening solenoid valve 60 is in the first state, the piston 57d is in the first position where the inlet port 57a and the outlet port 57b open to the spring chamber 57f, and when in the second state, The inlet port 57a opens to the first chamber 57g, while the outlet port 57b becomes the second position opening to the second chamber 57h. Therefore, the supply cut valve 57 inputs the original pressure SR to the input chamber 56a of the relay valve portion 56 when the opening solenoid valve 60 is in the first state, while the opening solenoid valve 60 switches to the second state. As a result, the source pressure SR input to the relay valve unit 56 is shut off.

  The exhaust valve 58 has an inlet port 58a, an outlet port 58b, a control port 58c, an exhaust port 58e, and a piston 58d. The space in the exhaust valve 58 is partitioned into a control chamber 58f, a spring chamber 58g, and a switching chamber 58h by a piston 58d. The inlet port 58 a is connected to the output port of the relay valve unit 56. Therefore, the internal pressure of the output chamber 56b of the relay valve portion 56 and the internal pressure of the switching chamber 58h of the exhaust valve 58 are the same. The outlet port 58b is connected to the brake cylinder 49 (FIG. 4), and the pressure output from the outlet port 58b is the brake pressure BC. A brake pressure sensor 64 is provided in a pipe line connecting the outlet port 58b to the brake cylinder 49. The exhaust port 58 e is connected to the discharge pipe 66. The control port 58c is provided in the control chamber 58f. The control port 58c communicates with the outlet port OUT of the opening solenoid valve 60, and displaces the piston 58d between the first position and the second position according to the state of the opening solenoid valve 60. When the opening solenoid valve 60 is in the first state, the piston 58d has a first port in which the inlet port 58a and the outlet port 58b open to the switching chamber 58h and the exhaust port 58e opens to the spring chamber 58g. When the opening solenoid valve 60 is in the second state, the piston 58d is in the second position where the inlet port 58a, the outlet port 58b, and the exhaust port 58e all open to the spring chamber 58g. In this case, since the inlet port 58a and the exhaust port 58e communicate with each other, the compressed air in the output chamber 56b of the relay valve portion 56 is also discharged through the exhaust port 58e. Therefore, the exhaust valve 58 outputs the brake pressure BC from the outlet port 58b when the opening electromagnetic valve 60 is in the first state, while the opening electromagnetic valve 60 is switched to the second state. The brake pressure BC is exhausted through the exhaust port 58e.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the opening solenoid valve 60 is electrically connected to the emergency brake command line 35 via a cutoff circuit 33 that is a cutoff portion. The emergency brake command line 35 is applied with a voltage of 100 VDC, for example, in a normal time when no emergency brake command is issued. On the other hand, when an emergency brake command is issued, the voltage of the emergency brake command line 35 becomes 0 (zero) volts. That is, when the emergency brake command is not issued, the emergency brake command line 35 is applied with a voltage to the extent that power can be supplied to the opening solenoid valve 60, but when the emergency brake command is issued, the voltage is applied. Thus, power cannot be supplied to the opening solenoid valve 60.

  The interruption circuit 33 has a contact 33 a and is controlled to be turned on / off according to the power supply from the control circuit 31. The control circuit 31 supplies power to the normal cutoff circuit 33 if the power is on. The interruption circuit 33 closes the contact 33 a when power is not supplied from the control circuit 31, but opens the contact 33 a by power supply from the control circuit 31. In other words, the shut-off circuit 33 shuts off the emergency brake command line 35 and the opening solenoid valve 60 in a normal state. When there is no emergency brake command and the power supply from the control circuit 31 is stopped, the cutoff circuit 33 closes the contact 33a and supplies the power (100 VDC) of the emergency brake command line 35 to the opening solenoid valve. . Moreover, the control circuit 31 will stop the electric power feeding to the interruption | blocking circuit 33, if a forced remission instruction | command is received. As a result, the contact 33a of the interruption circuit 33 is closed. Accordingly, the opening solenoid valve 60 is normally in the first state, but when a forced remission command is input to the control circuit 31, the opening solenoid valve 60 is switched to the second state in response to the input.

  When the emergency brake command is received, the control circuit 31 continues to supply power and maintains the cutoff state by the cutoff circuit 33. However, when an emergency brake command is received, the power supply to the cutoff circuit 33 may be stopped, or the presence / absence of an emergency brake command input may not be monitored. This is because when the emergency brake command is issued, the emergency brake command line 35 becomes 0 (zero) volts, so that the power is not supplied to the opening solenoid valve 60 regardless of the connection / disconnection state of the cutoff circuit 33.

  The forced release command is a signal sent from the driver's seat to the brake control device 10 by the operation of the driver or the like when the unrelieved state of the brake cylinder 49 is detected. The emergency brake command is a signal sent from the driver's seat to the brake control device 10 by the operation of the driver or the like. In FIG. 4, for convenience, the control circuit 31 is divided into two (the control circuit 31 connected to the cutoff circuit 33 and the control circuit 31 connected to the electromagnetic valve 59), but these are the same.

  Next, operation control of the brake control device 10 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.

  First, when the control circuit 31 formed of a microcomputer circuit is turned on, power is supplied from the control circuit 31 to the cutoff circuit 33 (step ST1). Thereby, the interruption | blocking circuit 33 opens the contact 33a (step ST2). For this reason, the opening solenoid valve 60 is maintained in the first state.

  When the service brake command is received, brake control is performed (step ST3). In this step, the control circuit 31 accordingly sets the pressure HVL, the variable load pressure VL, and the brake pressure, and sends control signals to the electromagnetic valve 52 of the variable load valve 21 and the electromagnetic valves 59 and 59 of the relay valves 22 and 22. Send.

  In the variable load valve 21, the full vehicle equivalent pressure is output from the pressure regulating valve 50, and the pressure HVL is input to the output valve 51 by operating the air supply part AV and the exhaust part RV of the electromagnetic valve 52 according to the pilot signal. Is done. The output valve 51 of the variable load valve 21 displaces the piston 51c using the pressure HVL as a pilot pressure and outputs the variable load pressure VL.

  The variable load pressure VL is output from the variable load valve 21 and input to the relay valves 22 and 22. In the relay valves 22 and 22, the valve positions of the air supply portion AV and the exhaust portion RV of the electromagnetic valve 59 are adjusted according to the control signal, thereby adjusting the variable load pressure VL to a predetermined pressure. This pressure (brake command pressure) is input as a pilot pressure to the relay valve portion 56 through the connection path 59a. In the relay valve portion 56, the piston 56e is displaced according to the pilot pressure, and the brake pressure BC is output from the output port. At this time, the valve positions of the air supply portion AV and the exhaust portion RV are adjusted according to the detection value of the pilot pressure sensor 63 and the detection value of the brake pressure sensor 64.

  Further, when the control circuit 31 receives a signal from the wheel slip detection unit (not shown), the control circuit 31 corrects the brake pressure BC to be output from the relay valve unit 56 accordingly. At this time, the control circuit 31 reduces the brake pressure BC until a signal indicating the wheel sliding from the wheel sliding detection unit is not received. At this time, the brake pressure BC may be gradually reduced. When wheel sliding is no longer detected, the relay valve unit 56 again performs capacity amplification according to the differential pressure between the pressure in the output chamber 56b and the pilot pressure in the control chamber 56c, and outputs the brake The pressure BC increases gradually. Therefore, since the brake pressure BC does not change abruptly, the impact is suppressed. Note that the sliding detection is detected by a mismatch between the speed of the vehicle and the speed calculated from the rotational speed of the wheels.

  In the brake control of step ST3, it is determined whether or not incompatibility has occurred (not shown). If incompatibility has occurred, the presence / absence of a forced release command is monitored (step ST4). If has not occurred, the brake control in step ST3 is continued. Now, the solenoid valve 60 for opening the relay valve 22 is normally in the first state, but when a forced remission command output in response to an operation at the driver's seat is input to the control circuit 31, the control circuit 31 Since the output is stopped, the interruption circuit 33 closes the contact 33a unless the contact 33a is closed (steps ST5 and ST6). Then, it is determined whether or not an emergency brake command is input to the control circuit 31 (step ST7). If no emergency brake command is input, the voltage of the emergency brake command line 35 is applied to the opening solenoid valve 60. The opening solenoid valve 60 is switched to the second state. As a result, the brake pressure BC is exhausted through the exhaust valve 58, and the loose release is released (step ST8).

  On the other hand, if there is an emergency brake command, the process proceeds to step ST9. That is, when there is an emergency brake command, the emergency brake command line 35 becomes 0 (zero) volts, so that no voltage is applied to the opening solenoid valve 60, and the opening solenoid valve 60 is again in the first state. Become. Thereby, the exhaust from the exhaust valve is stopped, and the emergency brake can be applied by the brake pressure BC of the brake cylinder 49.

  As described above, in the present embodiment, when there is no emergency brake command, the relay valve unit 56 can be operated based on the service brake command, so that the brake pressure BC corresponding to the service brake command is generated. Can do. Moreover, since the relay valve part 56 can be operated based on the signal output from the wheel sliding detection part, sliding prevention control is possible based on this signal. And if there exists a forced remission instruction | command, the interruption | blocking circuit 33 will close the contact 33a. If there is no emergency brake command at this time, the power of the emergency brake command line 35 can be supplied to the opening solenoid valve 60, and the opening solenoid valve 60 can be operated. Accordingly, the supply cut valve 57 cuts off the fluid supply to the relay valve portion 56 by the pilot pressure from the opening solenoid valve 60, and the exhaust valve 58 discharges the brake pressure. As a result, the instable solution is released.

  On the other hand, when an emergency brake command is issued, the voltage of the emergency brake command line 35 becomes 0 (zero) volts, so that the opening solenoid valve 60 is powered regardless of whether the contact 33a of the breaking circuit 33 is opened or closed. Is not supplied. For this reason, since the electromagnetic valve 60 for opening maintains the state at the time of non-energization, the supply cut valve 57 and the exhaust valve 58 do not operate | move, but it can apply an emergency brake in priority to forced relieving control. Even if the breaking circuit 33 is broken and cannot be connected or disconnected, when the emergency brake command is issued, the voltage of the emergency brake command line 35 is 0 (zero) volts. Thus, the continuation of the forced release control is avoided, and the emergency brake can be operated reliably. Therefore, by connecting the interruption circuit 33 to the emergency brake command line 35, it is not necessary to ensure high reliability by the configuration of the interruption circuit 33, thereby simplifying the configuration of the interruption circuit 33 and reducing the cost. Can be planned.

  In the present embodiment, when the brake pressure BC is discharged, the pressure in the brake cylinder 49 is discharged together with the pressure in the relay valve portion 56. Therefore, the pressure in the brake cylinder 49 and the pressure in the relay valve portion 56 are discharged. And approximately the same pressure. For this reason, it is possible to mitigate an impact when the supply of the brake pressure BC from the relay valve portion 56 to the brake cylinder 49 is started again.

  Note that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications and improvements can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention. For example, in the above-described embodiment, two relay valves 22 are provided, but only one relay valve 22 may be provided.

It is a circuit diagram showing a compressed air circuit of a brake control device concerning an embodiment of the present invention. It is a circuit diagram which shows the variable load pressure production | generation part of the said compressed air circuit. It is a circuit diagram which shows the brake pressure production | generation part of the said compressed air circuit. It is a block diagram for demonstrating the control action of the said brake control apparatus. It is a flowchart for demonstrating the control action of the said brake control apparatus.

Explanation of symbols

33 Interrupting circuit 33a Contact 35 Emergency brake command line 45 Air tank (an example of fluid supply source)
49 Brake cylinder 56 Relay valve part 58 Exhaust valve 59 Solenoid valve 60 Solenoid valve for opening

Claims (2)

A brake control device provided in a vehicle having a brake cylinder, a fluid supply source that is a supply source of fluid supplied to the brake cylinder, and an emergency brake command line for operating an emergency brake,
A solenoid valve that outputs a signal in accordance with a service brake command for applying a weaker brake than the emergency brake and a signal in accordance with a signal output from a wheel sliding detection unit that detects the sliding of the wheel of the vehicle;
A relay valve section for generating the brake pressure supplied to the brake cylinder, wherein the output from the solenoid valve is input as a pilot pressure;
An exhaust valve capable of discharging the brake pressure by the input pilot pressure;
A shut-off portion that closes the contact in response to a forced remission command for forcibly reducing the brake pressure;
In order to generate the pilot pressure of the exhaust valve, power is supplied from the emergency brake command line when there is no emergency brake command, while the voltage is 0 volts when there is an emergency brake command. And a release solenoid valve that is not supplied with power from the emergency brake command line . The brake control device according to claim 1, wherein the exhaust valve discharges the brake pressure in the brake cylinder and the brake pressure in the relay valve portion together when discharging the brake pressure.

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