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titleOfInvention Electropneumatic brake system architecture without direct pneumatic service brake redundancy on the rear axle (1p1e)
abstract The invention relates to a redundancy module (1) for a pneumatic brake system (204) of a commercial vehicle (202) with spring-loaded brakes (208a, 208b) on at least one axle (VA, HA). The redundancy module (1) has a parking brake pressure connection (2) for receiving a parking brake pressure (pB), a spring accumulator connection (4) for providing a spring accumulator pressure (pF) and a redundancy pressure connection (6) for receiving a redundancy pressure (pR). Furthermore, a piston arrangement (10) with an inverse piston (12), which has a parking brake pressure control surface (14), a spring brake control surface (16) and a redundancy pressure control surface (18), is provided. A parking brake pressure (pB) acting on the parking brake pressure control surface (14) causes a spring pressure (pF) to be driven in the same direction, and a redundancy pressure (pR) acting on the redundancy pressure control surface (18) causes an inverse control of the spring pressure (pF). The invention further relates to a brake system (204) and a vehicle (200).
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