Cylinder apparatus

Motors: expansible chamber type – Working member position responsive motive fluid control

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91461, 60533, 60546, F15B 1520, F15B 700

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053118081

ABSTRACT:
A cylinder apparatus capable of effectively restraining a loss of energy with a simple structure at a low cost. When a piston 16 of a main cylinder 11 cuts off a communication between a subchamber 20 and a supply/exhaust passage 32, a pressure of the subchamber 20 is pushed by the piston 16 and thereby increased. However, an exhaust fluid from the subchamber 20 having the increased pressure is fed to a subcylinder 62. A piston 48 is moved while controlling a velocity by a flow rate control valve 70 in synchronization with the piston 16. This arrangement eliminates a necessity for a special position detector, etc.. The structure is therefore simplified, and the cost decreases. Simultaneously, the energy can be effectively utilized because of employing the exhaust fluid.

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