Fluid handling – Systems – Sequentially closing and opening alternately seating flow...
Patent
1992-04-28
1993-11-16
Rivell, John
Fluid handling
Systems
Sequentially closing and opening alternately seating flow...
13759618, 251282, 303 28, 303 40, F16K 1104, B60T 1502
Patent
active
052614581
ABSTRACT:
A relay valve for a fluid pressure braking system includes a relay piston and a load piston which is responsive to the pressure at the inlet port of the relay valve to exert a biasing force on the relay piston loading the latter against the inlet/exhaust valve. The biasing force is opposed by fluid pressure at the inlet port acting across the effective area of the inlet/exhaust valve. The biasing force is greater than the spring force holding the inlet/exhaust valve closed, so that the valve responds immediately to pressure signals transmitted through the control port of the relay valve.
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A Brochure, #91-015, "R8-P Relay Valve", Company unknown, Date unknown.
Fent James E.
Herbst Robert J.
Johnson Duane R.
Pugh James G.
Szentkiralyi Paul O.
Allied-Signal Inc.
Antonis W. N.
Decker Ken C.
Rivell John
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