Pressure modulating valve

Fluid handling – Self-proportioning or correlating systems – Self-controlled branched flow systems

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137118, 137494, F16K 1110

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042942780

ABSTRACT:
A pressure modulating valve 28 has a principal use for retrofitting into an original hydraulic system (10) to modulate the fluid pressure from a source (11) of hydraulic fluid to hydraulic clutches (50, 52) in a transmission (54). In prior art valves, the routing of hydraulic fluid from the original system to the valve involved the connection of many lines. The present invention is connected to the source (11) at only one location and discharges fluid to the clutches from said location. The valve (28) is operated by the fluid provided at the one location without the need to route fluid around the valve (28) to the various components thereof. The valve (28) also modulates the fluid supplied to the clutches from a low pressure to a high pressure to provide smooth clutch engagement.

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