What is meant by ABS in cars?

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  1. pradeepseeva profile image60
    pradeepseevaposted 13 years ago

    What is meant by ABS in cars?

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  2. pradeepseeva profile image60
    pradeepseevaposted 13 years ago

    ABS is a safety system which prevents the wheels on a motor vehicle from locking up...ABS offers improved vehicle control and decreases stopping distances on dry and especially slippery surfaces. A rotating road wheel allows the driver to maintain steering control under heavy braking by preventing a skid and allowing the wheel to continue interacting tractively with the road surface as directed by driver steering inputs

  3. Godlike profile image60
    Godlikeposted 13 years ago

    I like how you just copy/pasted that answer directly from another page.
    Also, ABS does not always provide better control. If you're a professional driver you can conreol the car better without ABS than with it. But yes, it's a security system that has been proven to work verry well.

  4. Thesource profile image68
    Thesourceposted 13 years ago

    When the wheels of the moving vehicle are locked by brakes, the vehicle will begin to slip under kinetic or dynamic friction rates.

    However, when the wheels not slipping and rolling during braking process the wheels will be acting to stop the vehicle through static friction.

    Since the coefficient of static friction is higher than dynamic friction, the vehicle will stop faster when the wheels are not slipping.

    ABS system allows the maximum static friction to stop the vehicle.
    Simply put ABS brakes stops the car without slipping the wheels which actually provides quicker stopping. Since wheels are not locked and rolling it also provides direction control in other words keep the car in control.

    Under ABS, one can apply maximum braking by constantly applying pressure on the brake pedal. The ABS computer will automatically regulate braking and prevent wheel slippage and get the shortest possible braking distance.

    However, on Non-ABS, one must apply varying pedal force to get the shortest possible braking distance. Ideally, just when the wheel is about to skid  one must reduce force on the pedal to prevent slippage. And then increase pedal force little more. This cycle is repeated quickly. This would involve considerable skill on the part of the driver.

  5. soni2006 profile image75
    soni2006posted 13 years ago

    Today, we will cover a hidden but
    really important technology which has changed the way vehicles behave and perform.
    It is one of the most important inventions of its time which holds great value
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  6. soni2006 profile image75
    soni2006posted 13 years ago

    Anti Lock Braking System: How It
    Works?



    As I said in the last article, Anti
    Lock Braking System - Use of Abs in Cars, that in case of emergency, applying and
    releasing brakes continuously will reduce the stopping distance by a
    considerable... read more

  7. soni2006 profile image75
    soni2006posted 13 years ago

    ABS is anti lock braking system
    as I explained in my previous articles, Use of ABS in Cars and How ABS System
    Works In Cars?



    ABS benefits include:



      Preventing the wheel from locking at the time of braking  Keeping the wheel rotating  Due... read more

 
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