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[Bug] Emergency brake doesn't drain the brake pipe completely #1095
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Basically, pressure is only actually changed if the difference in values between that required and the current is above the tolerance value of 5000pa (a small fraction of atmospheric pressure, let alone brake air pressure) OpenBVE/source/TrainManager/Brake/AirBrake/AutomaticAirBrake.cs Lines 95 to 262 in 1f12f7b
I suspect the tolerance value was intended to stop fluttering of gauges, especially at either end of the range. At present, I think this is probably a 'feature' of the brake system simulation. |
On trains with brakes that include a brake pipe, throwing handle to emergency will still keep some pressure left, even though the concept of automatic air brakes universally means venting the brake pipe to atmosphere at emergency setting so the pressure should drop to zero. Currently, it leaves a small inconfigurable amount of pressure (probably not all pressures are calculated relative to atmospheric?) in it, which is physically impossible in reality.
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