Motors: expansible chamber type – Plural relatively movable or rigidly interconnected working... – With means for selectively changing the speed or force...
Patent
1983-12-13
1985-12-10
Garrett, Robert E.
Motors: expansible chamber type
Plural relatively movable or rigidly interconnected working...
With means for selectively changing the speed or force...
91 47, 91417R, 91416, 91394, 285133R, 92 59, 92108, F15B 1116
Patent
active
045571813
ABSTRACT:
A combined brake cylinder/air reservoir device in which a relatively small, tubular-shaped piston in a positioning chamber is connected to a larger power piston having an application chamber on one side and a release chamber on the other side in which air is stored in place of separate reservoirs. A replaceable cylinder liner is provided to receive different-sized power pistons. During a brake application, the power piston enters the cylinder liner and is displaced from the liner during brake release to provide free air flow between the application and release chambers and thereby facilitate piston return movement by means of a return spring. A dynamic pressure seal between the application chamber and positioning chamber engages the outer periphery of the tubular-shaped small piston, while a smaller diameter dynamic pressure seal between the release chamber and atmosphere engages the inner periphery of the tubular-shaped small piston. This permits the seals to be located longitudinally in the same general area by nesting them, one within the other, thereby permitting the piston stroke to be increased without greatly increasing the longitudinal dimension of the cylinder/reservoir device.
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Hart James E.
Kyllonen Allen W.
Spalding Willard P.
American Standard Inc.
Falce G. J.
Garrett Robert E.
Meyer Richard S.
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