Fluid handling – Self-proportioning or correlating systems – Self-controlled branched flow systems
Patent
1991-12-03
1993-02-23
Hepperle, Stephen M.
Fluid handling
Self-proportioning or correlating systems
Self-controlled branched flow systems
123520, 13750536, 137907, F16K 1110, F16K 31365
Patent
active
051881411
ABSTRACT:
A vacuum boost valve senses when the intensity of vacuum from a variable intensity vacuum source is about to drop below a threshold and supplies a boost so that when the intensity of the vacuum source is within a range immediately below the threshold, the intensity of vacuum delivered to a load does not drop below the intensity of the vacuum source and is in fact increased over what it would otherwise be without the boost. The vacuum boost is obtained by using a venturi.
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Busato Murray F.
Cook John E.
Gillier William C.
Boller George L.
Hepperle Stephen M.
Siemens Automotive Limited
Wells Russel C.
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