Power plants – Pressure fluid source and motor – Pulsator
Patent
1993-07-16
1994-07-19
Look, Edward K.
Power plants
Pressure fluid source and motor
Pulsator
60562, 60585, B60T 1320
Patent
active
053297695
ABSTRACT:
A brake system (10) having a master cylinder (14) connected to wheel brakes (24, 26) of a vehicle through remote compensation valves (20, 22). The master cylinder (14) has a two piece housing (66, 84) with a bore (74, 86) therein. First (32) and second (34) pistons are located in the bore (74, 96) by a sleeve and bearing arrangement (98, 82). Return springs (104, 110) in the bore (74, 96) position the first (32) and second (34) piston to define first (106) and second (114) chambers in the master cylinder (14). The two piece housing has first (22) and second (90) flanges that are joined together by hook (94, 94', 94", 94'") and slots (73, 73', 73", 73'") to form a unitary structure and by bolts (47, 47') which further compress seals (102) by joining the first flange (72) to a brake booster (12) to assure that the bore (114) is sealed from the surrounding environment.
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Crumb Donald A.
Wilson Robert K.
Allied-Signal Inc.
Look Edward K.
Lopez F. Daniel
McCormick Jr. Leo H.
Palguta Larry J.
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