Hydraulic servo automatic transmission friction brake band

Brakes – Wheel – Transversely movable

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188366, F16H 6128

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057525889

ABSTRACT:
A hydraulic servo for friction brakes of an automatic transmission comprises a cylinder (2) with a main piston (3) arranged therein, a smaller cylinder (8) to receive a smaller compensation piston (9), the smaller cylinder communicating with the pressure chamber (5) of the main piston (3) through an orifice (18) controlled by a ball valve (20). A stepped bore (22) connects the pressure chamber (5) to the compensation chamber (17). A stepped piston (23), located in the bore, forms a discharge control valve (24), which controls the discharge of pressure medium from the compensation chamber (17).

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SAE, Design Practices, "Passenger Car Automatic Transmissions", vol. 5, Revised 2nd Edition, pp. 113-115.

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