Valve gradually communicating a pressure signal

Power plants – Pressure fluid source and motor – Condition responsive control of pump or motor displacement

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C091S454000, C137S625250

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11117384

ABSTRACT:
A valve is provided for a hydraulic system having a source of pressurized fluid, a fluid actuator, and a proportional pressure compensating valve. The valve has a bore in fluid communication with the source and the fluid actuator. The valve also has a valve element disposed in the bore and movable between a flow blocking position and a flow passing position to selectively fluidly communicate the source with the fluid actuator. The valve also has a valve signal passageway disposed within the valve element and configured to be in fluid communication with a pressurized fluid having a signal pressure indicative of pressure supplied to the fluid actuator. The valve further has first and second orifices disposed within the valve element in fluid communication with the valve signal passageway and the bore. The valve signal passageway is configured to communicate the signal pressure with the first and second orifices. Movement of the valve element from the flow blocking position to the flow passing position fluidly communicates the first orifice with a system signal passageway before the second orifice, and fluidly communicates both the first and second orifices with the system signal passageway when the valve element is in the flow passing position.

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U.S. Appl. No. 11/117,385 filed Apr. 29, 2005.

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