Brake pressure control valves for split braking systems

Fluid-pressure and analogous brake systems – Multiple fluid-receiving devices – Multiple motors

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188349, 303 22R, B60T 818, B60T 826

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040266079

ABSTRACT:
A valve assembly for use in a vehicle braking system comprises two valves having respective inlets for connection to separate wheel brakes. Each valve has a plunger carrying one part of a valve set which co-operates with a stationary part of the valve set to control communication between the inlet and outlet, and a spring urging the plunger in a direction to maintain the valve set open. Each plunger has opposed piston portions of different dimensions subjected to the pressure at the inlet of the associated valve to produce a net force tending to close the valve, and a further portion subjected to the inlet pressure of the other valve to produce an additional force which is removed upon failure of that inlet pressure of the other valve.

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patent: 3738709 (1973-06-01), Stokes
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