Dual-circuit pressure control valves

Fluid-pressure and analogous brake systems – Motorman's valves – Multiple motors

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60591, 92 68, 137636, 303 56, B60T 1506

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043753043

ABSTRACT:
Dual circuit pressure control valves for brake system are known in which the control pistons are located parallel to each other with each control piston controlling a different one of two brake circuits. Both control pistons are loaded by a common preloading force. The known arrangement is complicated in its construction and has a large overall length. According to the present invention, the construction is simplified and the overall length is reduced by providing a torsion spring which provides the preloading force acting on the control pistons via stationarily supported swivelling levers.

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