Solenoid valve for brake system
AssigneeMando Corporation
InventorIn Wook Wook Jeon
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Abstract
A solenoid valve for brake system includes a valve housing installed in a modulator block, and having an oil flow path; a valve seat installed in the inside of the valve housing, and forming an orifice; an armature configured to move up and down by a magnet core in the valve housing, and to open or close the orifice; a sleeve coupled with the valve housing, and accommodating the armature therein; a restoring spring configured to provide an elastic restoring force to the armature to close the orifice normally; and a damper member interposed between the magnet core and the armature.
Claims11
A solenoid valve for a brake system comprising:
- a valve housing disposed in a modulator block, and having an oil flow path;
- a valve seat disposed in an inside of the valve housing, and having an orifice;
- an armature configured to move up and down in the valve housing by a magnet core to open or close the orifice;
- a sleeve coupled with the valve housing, and accommodating the armature therein;
- a restoring spring configured to provide an elastic restoring force to the armature to close the orifice normally;
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- a damper member interposed between the magnet core and the armature and spaced apart from the restoring spring, the damper member being a separate member from the armature,
- wherein the armature having a large diameter portion and a small diameter portion to form a dent portion, the dent portion having a first surface on which the damper member is disposed,
- an inner circumferential surface of the damper member is disposed outwardly of an outer circumferential surface of the small diameter portion in a radial direction,
- a thickness of the damper member in a first direction is greater than a depth of the dent portion, the first direction being defined as a direction from a top edge of the armature to the first surface of the dent portion and the depth of the dent portion being defined as a distance from the top edge of the armature to the first surface of the dent portion, and
- the first surface of the dent portion extends to an outer circumferential surface of the large diameter portion of the armature to be opened in the radial direction.
A solenoid valve for a brake system comprising:
- a valve housing disposed in a modulator block, and having an oil flow path;
- a valve seat disposed in an inside of the valve housing, and having an orifice;
- an armature configured to move up and down in the valve housing by a magnet core to open or close the orifice;
- a sleeve coupled with the valve housing, and accommodating the armature therein;
- a restoring spring configured to provide an elastic restoring force to the armature to close the orifice normally;
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- a damper member interposed between the magnet core and the armature and spaced apart from the restoring spring, the damper member being a separate member from the armature,
- wherein a dent portion, defined at a top edge of the armature, includes a first surface on which the damper member is disposed in a first direction, the first direction being defined as a direction from the top edge of the armature to the first surface of the dent portion,
- a thickness of the damper member in the first direction is greater than a depth of the dent portion in the first direction, the depth being defined as a distance from the top edge of the armature to the first surface of the dent portion in the first direction, and
- the first surface of the dent portion extends to an outer circumferential surface of the armature to be opened in a radial direction.
A solenoid valve for a brake system comprising:
- a valve housing disposed in a modulator block, and having an oil flow path;
- a valve seat disposed in an inside of the valve housing, and having an orifice;
- an armature configured to move up and down in the valve housing by a magnet core to open or close the orifice;
- a sleeve coupled with the valve housing, and accommodating the armature therein;
- a restoring spring configured to provide an elastic restoring force to the armature to close the orifice normally;
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- a damper member interposed between the magnet core and the armature and spaced apart from the restoring spring, the damper member being a separate member from the armature,
- wherein the damper member includes a protrusion which is higher in height than other parts of the damper member,
- a dent portion is formed at a top edge of the armature and includes a first surface on which the damper member is disposed in a first direction, the first direction being defined as a direction from the top edge of the armature to the first surface of the dent portion,
- a thickness of the highest part of the damper member is greater than a depth of the dent portion in the first direction, the thickness of the highest part of the damper member being defined as a distance from the highest part of the protrusion to a bottom surface of the damper member, the depth of the dent portion being defined as a distance from the top edge of the armature to the first surface of the dent portion in the first direction, and
- the first surface of the dent portion extends to an outer circumferential surface of the armature to be opened in a radial direction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.