Combination shuttle and high-pressure relief valve

Power plants – Pressure fluid source and motor – With means purging – cleaning or separating undesirables from...

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60461, 60464, 60476, 417304, F15B 2104

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041412168

ABSTRACT:
A combination shuttle and high pressure relief valve is provided within a hydrostatic drive or transmission system. The valve is constructed with a spool member in two sections. The sections include hooks that interact with one another to lock the spool sections together in one mode of operation, yet permitting the spool sections to act independently in another mode of operation. Complete fluid charging of the fluid system is ensured by dual flow circuitry between the system pump and motor, while a restrictor valve means is connected to the shuttle and pressure relief valve to provide continuous flow of fluid through a system filter.

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patent: 2961829 (1960-11-01), Weisenbach
patent: 3094937 (1963-06-01), McAfee
patent: 3507298 (1970-04-01), Ratliff
patent: 3512360 (1970-05-01), Bopp et al.
patent: 3591965 (1971-07-01), Bobst et al.

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