Brake fluid pressure control apparatus
AssigneeTokico Ltd.
InventorsHiromi Ando, Kunihiro Matsunaga, Kenji Sano, Satoru Suga
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AssigneeTokico Ltd.
InventorsHiromi Ando, Kunihiro Matsunaga, Kenji Sano, Satoru Suga
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The present invention relates to a brake fluid pressure control apparatus in which a casing contains a pump communication port separately from a master cylinder communication port. A spool is also provided which limits the communication between the pump communication port and the master cylinder communication port in a manner such that the discharge pressure from the pump is not added directly to the master cylinder. Additionally, in the intake and discharge sides of the pump, a bypass channel is provided. In this bypass channel, a relief valve is provided which allows the escape of pressure force to the intake side of the pump in the case when the pressure force between the discharge side of the pump and the flow control increases to a high pressure. Furthermore, because the brake fluid is normally designed to be discharged from the pump to the flow control valve at approximately a fixed flow rate by means of the relief valve, there is no return of brake fluid to the master cylinder via the flow control valve, and stroke fluctuations of the master cylinder can be eliminated. Additionally, the necessity for providing an orifice between a pump communication port and the master cylinder communication port disappears.
A brake fluid pressure control apparatus to be provided on a brake fluid pressure control circuit for antiskid control of wheeled vehicles, the brake fluid pressure control circuit including a brake pedal for initiating braking of the wheels, a master cylinder for providing brake fluid pressure to the circuit, and wheel cylinders for providing brake fluid pressure to brakes of the wheels, the brake fluid pressure control apparatus comprising:
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