Proportional stroke automatic temperature control system

Fluid handling – Pressure modulating relays or followers – With counter-balancing pressure feedback to the modulating...

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1371165, 137DIG8, 1376275, F15B 500

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042917174

ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to an automatic temperature control system for automobiles and improved components thereof. The control system operates on the proportional stroke principle and comprises an in-car air sensing tube biased with ambient air; a sensor in an aspirator at the end of the tube; a moving pivot operated directly by the output of the sensor; and a feedback valve operated by the moving pivot for driving a vacuum-assist motor, the output stroke of which operates the various electrical and vacuum functions of the heater-air conditioning system.

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