Fluid-pressure and analogous brake systems – Automatic – Equalizing valves
Patent
1989-01-17
1989-10-24
Butler, Douglas C.
Fluid-pressure and analogous brake systems
Automatic
Equalizing valves
303 38, 303 82, 303 69, B60T 1542
Patent
active
048757390
ABSTRACT:
A continual type quick service valve adapted to be independently mounted on a railway car to provide local, supplemental venting of the car brake pipe pressure, as long as the brake pipe pressure continues to be reduced externally. This quick service venting of the brake pipe pressure is achieved utilizing a single piston actuated exhaust valve that is either cyclically-operated between open and closed states or is held open continuously depending upon the degree of brake application in effect. By selective tuning, the open duration of the exhaust valve can be made to exceed the duration the exhaust valve is closed during each cycle of operation or to remain open for the duration of the external brake pipe pressure reduction to achieve high operating efficiency.
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Gaughan Edward W.
Hart James E.
American Standard Inc.
Butler Douglas C.
Falce G. J.
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