Retainer in valve mechanism of booster
AssigneeJidosha Kiki Co., Ltd.
InventorTohru Satoh
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AssigneeJidosha Kiki Co., Ltd.
InventorTohru Satoh
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An improvement of a retainer which constitutes a valve mechanism for booster is disclosed. The retainer is used to secure the rear end of a valve element against a tubular terminal end of a valve body by abutment. The retainer comprises a tubular holder supporting the inner peripheral surface of the rear end and urging its outer peripheral surface into tight contact with the inner peripheral surface of the tubular terminal end, a securing portion, disposed rearward of the tubular holder and extending radially outward to be secured to the inner peripheral surface of the tubular terminal end, an anti-withdrawal portion disposed forwardly of the tubular holder and projecting radially outward, and a tapered portion disposed forwardly of the anti-withdrawal portion and extending radially inward and axially so as to be narrowed into a conical configuration. The construction, in particular, the provision of the tapered portion, facilitates fitting the rear end around the outer periphery of the tubular holder.
In a valve mechanism for booster including a first valve seat formed on a valve body, a second valve seat formed on a rear portion of a valve plunger connected to an input shaft, a valve element formed of an elastic member and adapted to be seated upon either the first or second valve seat, and a retainer for securing a rear end of the valve element in tight contact with an inner peripheral surface of the valve body, the valve body having a terminal end;
In a valve mechanism for booster including a first valve seat formed on a valve body, a second valve seat formed on a rear portion of a valve plunger connected to an input shaft, a valve element formed of an elastic member and adapted to be seated upon either the first or second valve seat, and a retainer for securing a rear end of the valve element in tight contact with an inner peripheral surface of the valve body, the valve body having a terminal end;
In a valve mechanism for booster including a first valve seat formed on a valve body, a second valve seat formed on a rear portion of a valve plunger connected to an input shaft, a valve element formed of an elastic member and adapted to be seated upon either the first or second valve seat, and a retainer for securing a rear end of the valve element in tight contact with an inner peripheral surface of the valve body, the valve body having a terminal end;
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