Motors: expansible chamber type – Working member position responsive motive fluid control – Exhaust control
Patent
1985-06-12
1986-09-02
Garrett, Robert E.
Motors: expansible chamber type
Working member position responsive motive fluid control
Exhaust control
91410, 91420, 91421, F15B 1522
Patent
active
046089101
ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a compressed fluid saving device positioned between the outlet of a distributor and the admission of a pneumatic jack. The device comprises a valve which is kept open, to allow the flow of driving fluid into one chamber of the jack from the start and right through the stroke, by the exhaust back-pressure escaping from the other chamber of the jack, and acting on the piston of said valve. When the back-pressure disappears, the valve closes under the action of a screw-adjustable spring.
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Legris Andre
Levenez Yves
Garrett Robert E.
Legris
Williamson Mark A.
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