Abstract: A space-saving bore arrangement in a hydraulic block of a brake pressure control mechanism of a slip-controlled hydraulic vehicle power brake system.

Abstract: In a hydraulic unit of a vehicle braking system with a hydraulic housing and an adapter arranged thereon for coupling a pedal travel transducer to the hydraulic housing, an interface plate for fastening the pedal travel transducer is provided on the adapter. The interface plate is designed with a self-centering mechanism for precisely aligning the interface plate relative to the adapter.

Abstract: A cuboidal hydraulic block of a hydraulic power unit of a hydraulic power vehicle braking system for use in a left-hand drive vehicle or a right-hand drive vehicle to be attachable, rotatably by 180° about a horizontal axis, at a splashboard of a motor vehicle. An electric motor of a power brake pressure generator is thus selectively situated on a right or a left side of the hydraulic block.

Abstract: A pedal-travel simulator of a hydraulic power vehicle brake system is connected to a brake-fluid reservoir by way of a groove between two piston seals of a power brake-pressure generator. Any air bubbles in the brake fluid get out of the pedal-travel simulator into the brake-fluid reservoir, and the piston seals are lubricated with the brake fluid.

Abstract: Boring of a hydraulic block of vehicle power braking system.

Abstract: A drilling of a hydraulic unit of a service brake assembly of a vehicle hydraulic-power brake system.

Abstract: A cuboidal hydraulic block of a hydraulic unit of a hydraulic power vehicle braking system. The cuboidal hydraulic block is for fastening optionally with one fastening side or an opposite fastening side to a splashboard of a motor vehicle, so that the hydraulic unit may be housed optionally with an electric motor on a right side or a left side of the hydraulic block in an engine compartment of the motor vehicle.

Abstract: A hydraulic block for a hydraulic power vehicle brake system including a slip control. A bore, which communicates through a circumferential groove with a receptacle of a pedal travel simulator, is run through parallel to a motor side of the hydraulic block between the motor side and a master brake cylinder bore in the hydraulic block and is connected through a transverse bore with a further bore parallel to the motor side, which connects the master brake cylinder bore with a connection for a pressureless brake fluid reservoir, which is attachable to the hydraulic block. The bores form a return of the pedal travel simulator, which has a low resistance to flow and allows for a closed system.

Abstract: For the purpose of redundancy, ports are provided for a separate power brake pressure unit on a hydraulic block of a hydraulic unit of a slip control system of a hydraulic vehicle power braking system. The ports are attached as cylindrical collars to the hydraulic block by friction welding.

Abstract: A cuboidal hydraulic block of a hydraulic power unit of a hydraulic power vehicle braking system for use in a left-hand drive vehicle or a right-hand drive vehicle to be attachable, rotatably by 180° about a horizontal axis, at a splashboard of a motor vehicle. An electric motor of a power brake pressure generator is thus selectively situated on a right or a left side of the hydraulic block.

Abstract: A brake fluid container system for fastening on the upper side of the valve block of the braking system, the block including a rear side, a conducting side and a front side in the longitudinal installation direction of the block in the engine space of the vehicle. On its rear corner, the upper side of the container includes a transverse axle, and in the longitudinal distance equal to the distance of the front and rear sides of the block, the underside supports a fastening tab. On its rear wall, the block includes a transverse bracket for accommodating the axle of the container, and on the front side, a fastening point for the fastening tab of the container.

Abstract: A cuboid hydraulic block for a slip-controlled hydraulic power vehicle braking system and provides applying ports for wheel brakes along a transverse side or along a longitudinal side in a large side of the hydraulic block.

Abstract: A pedal-travel simulator of a hydraulic power vehicle brake system is connected to a brake-fluid reservoir by way of a groove between two piston seals of a power brake-pressure generator. Any air bubbles in the brake fluid get out of the pedal-travel simulator into the brake-fluid reservoir, and the piston seals are lubricated with the brake fluid.

Abstract: A brake fluid container system for fastening on the upper side of the valve block of the braking system, the block including a rear side, a conducting side and a front side in the longitudinal installation direction of the block in the engine space of the vehicle. On its rear corner, the upper side of the container includes a transverse axle, and in the longitudinal distance equal to the distance of the front and rear sides of the block, the underside supports a fastening tab. On its rear wall, the block includes a transverse bracket for accommodating the axle of the container, and on the front side, a fastening point for the fastening tab of the container.

Abstract: An electrohydraulic vehicle power braking system for a passenger car driving autonomously on public roads. Two power brake pressure generators are provided which are independent of one another, one of which preferably includes an electromechanically drivable power piston-cylinder unit, and the other preferably includes two hydraulic pumps. Each power brake pressure generator includes a brake fluid reservoir, which is divided into chambers and which together are connected to a further brake fluid reservoir, which is not divided into chambers. The further brake fluid reservoir includes a brake fluid sensor, with the aid of which a brake fluid loss due to a leak at any arbitrary point of the vehicle power braking system is establishable. Due to short lines, the brake fluid reservoirs cause low flow resistances, and thus a rapid brake pressure build-up, even when the brake fluid is cold and, as a result, viscous.

Abstract: A motor vehicle braking system cuboidal hydraulic block includes at least one wheel connector to which at least one wheel brake cylinder is connectable, a master brake cylinder receiving borehole connected to the at least one wheel connector such that a master brake cylinder is at least partially providable in the master brake cylinder receiving borehole, and a plunger receiving borehole that extends from an engine side of the hydraulic block in the direction of an opposite side of the hydraulic block and that is connected to the at least one wheel connector such that a plunger of a motorized plunger device is providable therein.

Abstract: A hydraulic block for a hydraulic power vehicle brake system including a slip control. A bore, which communicates through a circumferential groove with a receptacle of a pedal travel simulator, is run through parallel to a motor side of the hydraulic block between the motor side and a master brake cylinder bore in the hydraulic block and is connected through a transverse bore with a further bore parallel to the motor side, which connects the master brake cylinder bore with a connection for a pressureless brake fluid reservoir, which is attachable to the hydraulic block. The bores form a return of the pedal travel simulator, which has a low resistance to flow and allows for a closed system.

Abstract: A method for producing a hydraulic block of a slip-controlled hydraulic non-muscular-energy vehicle brake system. For the milling operation, the hydraulic block is clamped in two setups and a pump bore, into which the hydraulic block is clamped in the second setup, is produced in the hydraulic block in the first setup, thereby making it possible to machine five sides of the hydraulic block in the second setup free of clamping arrangement. Also described is a related hydraulic block.

Abstract: A cuboid hydraulic block for a slip-controlled hydraulic power vehicle braking system and provides applying ports for wheel brakes along a transverse side or along a longitudinal side in a large side of the hydraulic block.

Abstract: A hydraulic block for brake control of an automotive hydraulic braking system, including a main brake cylinder bore. A permanent magnet is connected to the main brake cylinder piston via a rod, so that the permanent magnet moves together with the main brake cylinder piston. A Hall sensor with which a position and/or a stroke of the main brake cylinder piston is measurable is situated in a signal range of the permanent magnet in a sensor bore in the hydraulic block transversely to the rod.