tvåkretssystem
A tvåkretssystem, often translated as a two-circuit system or twin-circuit system, is a type of brake system design found in many vehicles, particularly in older or simpler automotive designs. The fundamental principle behind a tvåkretssystem is redundancy. It divides the braking system into two independent circuits. If one circuit fails, the other can still provide some braking power, albeit usually reduced.
Typically, a tvåkretssystem operates by splitting the braking effort between the front and rear wheels, or
The advantage of this design is enhanced safety. If a brake line ruptures or a caliper seizes