Motors: expansible chamber type – Working member position feedback to motive fluid control – Follower type
Reexamination Certificate
2007-12-05
2010-12-28
Lopez, F. Daniel (Department: 3745)
Motors: expansible chamber type
Working member position feedback to motive fluid control
Follower type
C091S001000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07856918
ABSTRACT:
A pneumatic brake booster1comprising: a sealed structure3comprising a rigid casing11forming a funnel19furnished with an opening and a movable wall13dividing the sealed structure3into a low-pressure chamber25and a working chamber27, a pneumatic piston5comprising a boss31fixedly attached to the movable wall13and mounted so as to slide in the funnel opening, a valve element33housed in the boss31and a seal35positioned between the boss31and the funnel19, an input rod7and an output rod9coupled on either side of the pneumatic piston5, and a return spring37to return the pneumatic piston5to a rest position, the return spring37being placed in the low-pressure chamber25between an internal surface45of the rigid casing and the pneumatic piston5, and a force sensor39placed in the low-pressure chamber25and subjected to the pressure variations of the return spring37.
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Bernadat Olivier
Beylerian Bruno
Brahmi Omar
Nen Yannick
Lopez F. Daniel
Michael & Best & Friedrich LLP
Robert & Bosch GmbH
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