Relief valve
OwnerToyoaki Sagawa, Masahiro Matsuo +1inventors
InventorsToyoaki Sagawa, Masahiro Matsuo, Ryo Yamamoto
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OwnerToyoaki Sagawa, Masahiro Matsuo +1inventors
InventorsToyoaki Sagawa, Masahiro Matsuo, Ryo Yamamoto
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A relief valve, including a case having an inner bore, and an opening defining an outlet; a valve seat adjacent to a forward end of the case, the valve seat defining an inlet, a plunger slidably disposed within the case and pressed forward by a spring to shut off fluid communication between the inlet and the outlet, a piston slidably disposed within the case, and slidably receiving the plunger, the piston being configured for pushing forward a rear end of the spring, and which piston moves forward with the increase in the pressure at the inlet to compress the spring, thereby regulating a relief pressure, wherein the piston further comprises a first sliding portion configured for sliding with liquidtightness in the inner bore of case, and a sliding bore formed along a central axis of the piston, a rear portion of the plunger slidably inserted and fitted in the sliding bore formed along a central axis of the piston, and the plunger further comprising a through hole configured for feeding a pressurized liquid from the inlet to the rear of the plunger, and wherein the piston further comprises rearward acting face and a forward acting face, and the piston moves by a difference between the combined rearward acting forces given to a bottom face of the sliding bore and the rearward acting face by the pressurized liquid, and forward acting force given to the forward acting face by the pressurized liquid.
A relief valve, comprising:
A relief valve comprising a plunger which is pressed forward by a spring to close the passage between an inlet and an outlet, and in which the plunger moves rearwardly against the elastic force of the spring in response to an increase in the pressure of the inlet, thereby allowing the inlet and the outlet communicate with each other;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.