Hydraulic booster device for braking circuit

Power plants – Pressure fluid source and motor – Pulsator

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60582, B60T 1700, B60T 1132

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048584380

ABSTRACT:
The hydraulic booster device controls a ball valve (25) to establish a communication between a source of fluid at high pressure (35) and a braking circuit (29) during a normal braking. In the event of failure of the high pressure source (35), the braking is ensured by pressurizing of the fluid contained in a chamber (33) by a piston mechanism (20), and transfer of this fluid into the circuit (29). An additional useful volume of brake fluid is supplied to the circuit (29) by fluid expelled from the chamber (11) by the penetration of the plunger (5) into this chamber, after the piston mechanism (20) has come to a stop against the end fitting (3). Application to a hydraulic braking circuit for automobile vehicle.

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