This SAE Recommended Practice provides instructions and test procedures for air braked vehicles including but not limited to trucks, truck-tractors, trailers, dollies, and buses used on highways but does not include off-highway vehicles. This document provides a method of determining the air reservoir capacity of highway type vehicles using compressed air to actuate or transmit actuation power to the foundation brakes. Air reservoir capacity is the ability to provide adequate brake pressure after a number of brake applications.
SAE J1911-2003 history
2022SAE J1911-2022 Test Procedure for Air Reservoir Capacity - Truck and Bus
2014SAE J1911-2014 Test Procedure for Air Reservoir Capacity - Truck and Bus
2009SAE J1911-2009 Test Procedure for Air Reservoir Capacity - Truck and Bus
2003SAE J1911-2003 Test Procedure for Air Reservoir Capacity - Highway Type Vehicles
2002SAE J1911-2002 Test Procedure for Air Reservoir Capacity—Highway Type Vehicles
1997SAE J1911-1997 Test Procedure for Air Reservoir Capacity - Highway Type Vehicles
1990SAE J1911-1990 Test Procedure for Air Reservoir Capacity - Highway Type Vehicles@ Recommended Practice