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Raising and Lowering 12.2
S Sttrrookkee lliimmiittaattiioonn
The spring deflection is limited by a rubber stop in-
side the air bag. Under certain operating conditions
the rebound travel must be limited.
A Aiirr bbaagg TTyyppee 3366--11,, 3366--55 oorr 3366--22
Stroke limiting is required in vehicles with a lifting
and lowering device and type 36-1, 36-5 or 36-2 air
bags.
A Aiirr bbaagg TTyyppee 3300 KK,, 3300,, 3366 KK oorr 3366
As a rule, no stroke limiting is required when type
30 K, 30, 36 K or 36 air bags are used.
R Raappiidd uunnllooaaddiinngg
With vehicles where the payload is unloaded quick-
ly, e.g. tippers, container vehicles, coil vehicles etc.,
stroke limitation is required by means of check
straps or rapid venting of the air bags.
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With vehicles for crane, railway or ship loading,
BPW recommends air bags with a split piston, sys-
tem Kombi Air bag II. If not expressly demanded in
the technical documentation, no stroke limitation is
needed when the Kombi Air bag is used.
S Sttrrookkee lliimmiittiinngg vveerrssiioonnss
1. The stroke limitation can be carried out via an air
levelling valve with integrated shut-off (fig. Page
53) or a separate shut-off valve. The shut-off
Catch straps valve is fixed to the vehicle frame and the valve
plunger is connected to the axle via a spring.
After the maximum stroke is achieved, the air
supply to the air bags is interrupted in order to
limit the length of the stroke.
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10 2. Stroke limitation can also be carried out via catch
straps. When installing, ensure that they do not
rub against the axle beam.
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Depending on the version, the limiting function is in
the shock absorbers in axles with a lifting and low-
ering device without stroke limiting by shut-off
valves or catch straps. The shock absorbers are
Axle centre
equipped with a travel limiter; however they are not
designed to operate with airbag pressures above
DIRECTION OF TRAVEL
approx. 8.5 bar.
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