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Brake cylinders are low volume vessels found on each individual vehicle, doing the actual braking force application. When pressurized by auxiliary reservoirs, cylinders press {{pll|Brake Shoes|brake shoes}} against wheels, causing vehicles to slow down.

Brake cylinders are low volume vessels found on each individual vehicle, doing the actual braking force application . When pressurized, by auxiliary reservoirs, cylinders press brake shoes against wheels, causing vehicles to slow down.

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	~~Finally, every individual vehicle has one or more of its own brake~~ cylinders~~. These~~ are low volume vessels ~~that put pressure~~ on ~~a piston~~, ~~which presses~~ the ~~vehicle’s~~ brake shoes against ~~the~~ wheels, causing it to slow down~~. A control valve reacts to changes in pressure in the brake pipe, pressurizing the brake cylinders with air accordingly, from specialized vessels found on each vehicle, called auxiliary reservoirs~~.		Brake cylinders are low volume vessels found on each individual vehicle, doing the actual {{pll\|Monitoring\|braking force application}}. When pressurized, by auxiliary reservoirs, cylinders press {{pll\|Brake Shoes\|brake shoes}} against wheels, causing vehicles to slow down.