Hydraulic anti-locking systems for vehicles

Fluid-pressure and analogous brake systems – Speed-controlled – Having a valve system responsive to a wheel lock signal

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3031161, 3031191, 303900, B60T 842, B60T 850

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ABSTRACT:
In an hydraulic anti-lock braking system a flow control valve operates with a single-acting solenoid-operated valve (35), and the flow control valve incorporates a spool (17) working in a bore (8) in a housing (7) with the flow directed thorough a passage (20) passing substantially through the centre of the spool (17). A fixed orifice (21) is located at the one end of the spool which defines a chamber (19) for a control spring (18), and a variable orifice is defined between a port (33) in the housing (7) and a metering edge on the input side of an annular groove (24) in the spool (17) and which communicates with the passage (20) in the spool (17).

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