Pressure regulating circuit

Motors: expansible chamber type – With motive fluid valve – Both inlet and exhaust controlled by motive fluid pressure...

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91444, F15B 13043

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057751978

ABSTRACT:
Although a workpiece can be elevated or lowered according to the invention, the workpiece is prevented from rising or falling abruptly. When the workpiece is elevated with an external force, air supplied from the side of an auxiliary air supply chamber pushes down a pressure control piston. Since a difference in pressure between the side of a piston pressure chamber and the side of an auxiliary air supply chamber is small, air is prevented from flushing from the side of the auxiliary air supply chamber into the piston pressure chamber. When the workpiece is lowered with an external force, the pressure control piston is pushed up, thereby increasing the pressure in the piston pressure chamber. At the same time, a relief valve is opened and the piston pressure chamber is exhausted. By the provision of a relief valve, excess air is not exhausted from the piston pressure chamber. The pressure control piston is prevented from rising abruptly, and the workpiece can be gradually raised or lowered.

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patent: 5065665 (1991-11-01), Kimura

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