Brake fluid cooling system
OwnerDel Richardson, Harry Richardson +1inventors
InventorsDel Richardson, Harry Richardson, Phillip Carter
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Abstract
The brake fluid cooling systems may be used for cooling the brake fluid in a hydraulic brake system. A pump may have an outlet port in fluid communication by a first conduit with a pressure port of a brake wherein there may be a check valve in the first conduit oriented to allow flow from the pump and not to the pump. A bleed port of the brake in fluid communication with a master brake cylinder. The master brake cylinder in fluid communication with an inlet port of the pump.
Claims7
An apparatus for cooling the brake fluid in a hydraulic brake system of a vehicle comprising:
- a pump having an outlet port in communication by a first conduit with a pressure port of a brake wherein there is a first check valve disposed in said first conduit oriented to allow a brake fluid flow from said pump to said brake and to inhibit flow from said brake to said pump;
- a bleed port of said brake in fluid communication with a master brake cylinder;
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- said master brake cylinder in fluid communication with an inlet port of said pump.
An apparatus for cooling the brake fluid in a hydraulic brake system of a vehicle comprising:
- a pump having an outlet port in communication by a first conduit with an input port of a fluid connector wherein there is a first check valve disposed in said input port oriented to allow a brake fluid flow from said pump to a plurality of brakes and to inhibit flow from said plurality of brakes to said pump;
- a plurality of output ports of said fluid connector wherein each output port is in fluid communication by a conduit to a pressure port of one of said plurality of brakes;
- a bleed port of each of said brakes in fluid communication with a brake pressure port of a master brake cylinder;
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- a brake fluid reservoir of said master brake cylinder in fluid communication with a heat exchanger that is in fluid communication with a reservoir that is in fluid communication with said pump.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.