Relay valve for a tow vehicle-trailer braking system

Motors: expansible chamber type – Fluid supply through diverse paths to single expansible chamber – Activation of one path disables second path

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60546, 91412, 303 7, 303 40, 1376275, F15B 1304

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ABSTRACT:
A relay valve for transmitting an operational signal to a first brake applying servomotor in a trailer upon actuation of a second brake applying servomotor in a tow vehicle. The relay valve has a housing with a movable wall which sequentially interrupts the communication of vacuum to a power chamber in the first brake applying servomotor and thereafter allows air to be communicated to the power chamber. With air in the power chamber, an operational pressure differential will be developed which will operate the first brake applying servomotor.

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B400,310, Kasselmann et al., "Pressure Differential Trailer Braking System", 1/28/75.

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