Open circuit type acceleration/deceleration device

Motors: expansible chamber type – Fluid supply through diverse paths to single expansible chamber – Second path activated in response to pressure or flow in...

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91 31, 137110, F15B 13043

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040418367

ABSTRACT:
An acceleration/deceleration device which, in order to achieve shockless acceleration/deceleration control in starting or stopping of the load by means of a hydraulic actuating circuit of the open circuit type, uses an amplification valve of a type such that the main flow rate may be amplified in proportion to the area ratio between a detection orifice installed in a pilot flow passage and a main orifice installed in the main flow passage and is constructed by combining the said amplification valve with a flow rate control valve for controlling the pilot flow and a control circuit for gradually changing the area of the opening of the main orifice.

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