Two stage relief valve for master cylinder quick-fill chamber

Power plants – Pressure fluid source and motor – Pulsator

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1375122, B60T 1116, B60T 1134, F16K 1504, F16K 1514

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ABSTRACT:
A two stage relief valve for a quick-fill master cylinder (10). The two stage relief valve (54) has a ball (88) that is biased against a first seat (82) to control the flow of fluid from a quick-fill chamber (30) and a unitary structure (55, 74) which is biased against a second seat (70) to further control the flow of fluid from the quick-fill chamber (30). A first predetermined fluid pressure moves the ball (88) off the first seat (82) to allow fluid to escape from the quick-fill chamber (30). A second predetermined fluid pressure moves the unitary structure (55, 74) to allow additional fluid to escape and thereby limit the fluid pressure development in the quick-fill chamber (50).

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