Valve housing assembly for a brake valve

Power plants – Pressure fluid source and motor – Pulsator

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60583, 60585, F15B 700

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058028536

ABSTRACT:
A two-stage brake valve includes a valve housing. The valve housing contains a chamber, one side of which serves as an equalizing reservoir which is connected directly or indirectly with at least one brake cylinder bore which is formed in the valve housing. The other side of the chamber forms an emergency steering volume for a hydrostatic steering circuit. A return line of the hydrostatic steering circuit opens into the chamber and an overflow opening communicates an upper region of the chamber through a channel to a fluid reservoir. To prevent foaming brake fluid from reaching the brake circuit, an intermediate wall separates the equalizing reservoir from the emergency steering volume. The equalizing reservoir and the emergency steering volume are connected to each other via an equalizing opening.

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patent: 4779422 (1988-10-01), Brown
patent: 5239828 (1993-08-01), Gawlick
patent: 5261235 (1993-11-01), Shellhause

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