Fluid-pressure and analogous brake systems – Multiple fluid-receiving devices – Multiple motors
Patent
1994-12-28
1996-05-28
Butler, Douglas C.
Fluid-pressure and analogous brake systems
Multiple fluid-receiving devices
Multiple motors
188170, 303 15, 303 71, 303DIG3, B60T 1322
Patent
active
055204465
ABSTRACT:
The instant invention is a positive shutoff valve for use on emergency vehicles so as to maintain air within a reservoir tank allowing immediate movement of an emergency vehicle upon start up. The shutoff valve is operated by a switch located in the operator's compartment of the emergency vehicle providing movement of a solenoid located in the shutoff valve which is biased in a normally closed position. A manual bypass lever is provided should the electric solenoid fail to operate correctly. The shutoff valve positively maintains air within the reservoir tank and is monitored by a low pressure switch and alarm sensor which will indicate low air pressure in the reservoir tank even when the vehicle is in an off position.
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Smozanek Wayne
Wilson Larry
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