What is the maximum pushrod travel allowed for type 30 brake chamber?

1 3/4 inches
5) Type 30 Brake Chamber equipped with manual slack adjusters has a maximum allowable push rod travel of 1 3/4 inches (44 mm).

What determines maximum legal stroke of a brake chamber push rod?

The brake chamber pushrod regulation stroke limits were established to ensure there is sufficient pushrod travel to apply full force to the foundation brake under all operating conditions. The limits are based on the size of the brake chamber and whether the chamber is a standard or long stroke design.

When brake chamber pushrod stroke exceeds the adjustment limit?

Inspection of brake adjustment at each wheel should be performed with air pressure between 621 and 690 kPa (90 and 100 psi ), the engine shut off and service brakes fully applied and spring brakes must be released. When pushrod stroke exceeds the adjustment limit of the brake chamber the brake is out of adjustment.

What is the stroke on a 3030 brake chamber?

Type 30/30 sealed spring brake chamber. Long stroke, 3.00 inch stroke length and two 3/8 inch NPT ports.

What is the adjustment stroke limit for a 30 series brake chamber?

Stroke limits in the regulation for Type 24L and Type 30LS are 2 inches and 2 1/2 inches, respectively.

What is a 30/30 brake chamber?

Type 30 30 brake chamber has a fully threaded shaft for maximum adjustability and includes mounting hardware, clevis and cotter pin. Spring brake chamber is permanently sealed for increased safety. Includes spring brake cage bolt. Includes clevis for attachment to slack adjuster.

What is the stroke limit on a standard size 30 brake actuator before it is out of service?

What are the maximum leakage rates?

What are the maximum leakage rates? Less than four psi in one minute for single vehicles and less than eight psi in one minute for combination vehicles.

What is the maximum acceptable psi loss when applying the brakes for one minute?

The loss rate should be less than two psi in one minute for single vehicles and less than three psi in one minute for combination vehicles. Then apply 90 psi or more with the brake pedal.