Power plants – Pressure fluid source and motor – Pulsator
Patent
1984-12-03
1986-08-12
Hershkovitz, Abraham
Power plants
Pressure fluid source and motor
Pulsator
60553, 60581, B60T 1320
Patent
active
046048707
ABSTRACT:
A brake booster (16) includes a pair of pistons (50, 56) and a valve assembly (74) operable to communicate fluid pressure to the pair of pistons (50, 56). An input assembly (90) moves in response to an input force to control the operation of the valve assembly (74). Movement of the valve assembly (74) allows fluid to be supplied to working chambers (52, 58). Resilient means (133, 135) acts on and holds pins (130, 132) against the pistons (50, 56). When the fluid pressure in the working chambers (52, 58) acting on the pins (130, 132) is sufficient to overcome the resilient means (133, 135) an increase in the fluid pressure in chamber (52, 58) moves the pins (130, 132) into engagement with the input assembly (90) to oppose movement of the input assembly (90) since a desired brake force has been generated.
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Bach Lloyd G.
Gaiser Robert F.
Myers Lawrence R.
Allied Corporation
Decker Ken C.
Hershkovitz Abraham
McCormick Jr. Leo H.
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