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Distributed control previews the future shape of braking

By and Peter Johnson2001-10-01T10:00:00

Early next year Westinghouse Brakes will be launching the EP2002 distributed braking system for passenger vehicles, built around the company's new RBX4 valve. Operational trials on the München Metro have followed an extensive factory testing programme

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