Housing block for a hydraulic braking system
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsGeorg Kehl, Edgar Schmitt, Heinz Siegel, Peter Eberspaecher, Roland Benzinger
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Abstract
A housing block for a hydraulic braking system which accommodates inlet and outlet solenoid valves in such a way that a flow medium through the inlet and outlet valves is circulated in pairs in immediate succession The inlet solenoid valves are located lower in said housing block than the outlet solenoid valves so that the fluid can flow back to low pressure reservoirs, and air can flow upwards via the outlet solenoid valves to the wheel brake cylinders for the purpose of venting air from the system. The housing block is intended for a hydraulic braking system which is equipped with an anti locking device.
Claims4
A housing block for a hydraulic braking system with anti-locking wheels, with location holes and location bores which includes hydraulic elements including a pump, reservoirs, dampers and electromagnetic solenoid valves as well as with pressure medium ducts, said location bores for at least one reservoir (9), (10) and for at least one damper (7), (8) in the housing block having longitudinal extensions which are located vertically next to one another on an underside of the housing block, the electromagnetic solenoid valves (20-27) are inlet and outlet solenoid valves which have horizontally aligned longitudinal axes and are joined on one side of said block to work together in pairs for controlling a pressure medium;
- that each electromagnetic solenoid valve pair (20/24), (21/25), (22/26), (23/27) is connected via ducts (40, 41) and (42, 43) running between the electromagnetic solenoid valve pairs;
- and that the inlet electromagnetic solenoid valve (20), (21), (22), (23) is in each case located in a first plane lower in said housing block than a second plane parallel with said first plane in which the outlet solenoid valve (24), (25), (26), (27) assigned to said inlet solenoid is located.
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