The electro-hydraulic system uses the combination of electric and hydraulic to produce a more versatile braking system.
The use of electrical devices makes the control more flexible, while hydraulic devices are still used to provide power.
Electro-hydraulic braking has many advantages over traditional hydraulic braking systems. Full use of these advantages can improve the performance of the system and make the operator feel more comfortable.
The brake valve can no longer be placed in the cab but closer to the brake-thus reducing the cost of pipeline connections.
Remote control becomes easier without the need to use more control valves. The vehicle can be controlled by using various control schemes such as electronic control
The braking system, anti-lock braking system, traction control system, etc. have been greatly improved. These systems are the result of the combined use of hydraulics and electrics, providing operators with higher value-added machine performance.
