Generic:vehicleBrakes/3.3

Automatic Schemaexport for Element vehicleBrakes

Autoexport from the XML-Schema for element Generic:vehicleBrakes of railML® version 3.3
Documentation	Description of the type of vehicle brakes and their application as brake effort or deceleration. There is a distinction between normal brake operation and emergency brake application.
Subschema	generic
Parents*	brakes
Children	auxiliaryBrakes (0..*)
Attributes: airBrakeApplicationPosition: base brake switch, one of G, P or R (optional; xs:string) Possible values: N/A P: Passenger R: Rapid G: Goods, brakeType: technical type of brake system: vacuum or compressed air brake, hand brake, parking brake, cable brake etc. (optional; xs:string; patterns: other:\w{2,}) Possible values: none compressedAirBrake: de: Druckluftbremse vacuumAirBrake: de: Saugluftbremse cableBrake: de: Seilzugbremse parkingBrake handBrake, emergencyBrakeMass: brake mass for emergency brake operations, differs from regular brake mass depending on auxiliary brakes in tonnes (optional; xs:decimal), emergencyBrakePercentage: brake percentage for emergency brake operations, differs from regular brake percentage depending on auxiliary brakes (optional; xs:integer; minInclusive: 6; maxInclusive: 225), loadSwitch: This attribute is not documented in the schema! (optional; xs:string) Possible values: empty full, maxDeceleration: specification of maximum possible momentary deceleration in meter per square second (optional; xs:decimal), meanDeceleration: specification of effective mean deceleration of a whole brake operation in meter per square second. does not necessarily reflect the actual mean value of the deceleration table specified for a vehicle. Both may be specified. (optional; xs:decimal), regularBrakeMass: brake mass for normal brake operations of none-automatic brakes in tonnes (optional; xs:decimal), regularBrakePercentage: brake percentage for normal brake operations of none-automatic brakes (optional; xs:integer; minInclusive: 6; maxInclusive: 225)
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