Braking pressure control device for automotive vehicles
AssigneeAlfred Teves GmbH
InventorsJuergen Schonlau, Alfred Birkenbach
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AssigneeAlfred Teves GmbH
InventorsJuergen Schonlau, Alfred Birkenbach
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The present invention relates to a braking pressure control device for automotive vehicles including a regulating valve, composed of a regulating piston (5) and a valve closure member (6), which governs the connection between a pressure-fluid inlet (3) and a pressure-fluid outlet (4). The valve closure member (6) is coupled to a pressure-responsive displaceable control piston (20). The control device also includes a deceleration responsive deflectable inertia member (33). The displacement of the control piston (20) is controlled as a function of the position of the inertia member. In order to simply accomplish an abrupt and temperature-independent locking of the control piston when a deceleration value is exceeded, the inertia member (33) moves into a mechanical latching engagement with the control piston (20).
A proportioning braking pressure control device for automotive vehicles said device comprising a housing, a fluid inlet, a fluid outlet, a regulating valve, means including a regulating piston and a valve closure member, a regulating spring acting on said regulating piston, said regulating piston subjected to fluid pressure at said outlet to be urged to seat on said valve closure member adjacent the force of said regulating spring, said regulating piston and said valve closure member thereby coacting with each other to modulate fluid communication between said inlet and said outlet, said valve closure member operatively associated with an inlet pressure responsive control means, including a control piston and a control spring, said control piston progressively displaced against the force of said control spring in response to increasingly control inlet fluid pressure, said valve closure member coupled to said control piston to be displaced away with said control piston to prevent said modulation of fluid communication between said inlet and said outlet;
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