Piston cylinder of twin-stage stroke single push rod hydraulic driver
A single-stroke, piston-cylinder technology, applied in fluid pressure actuating devices, brake actuators, gear shifting mechanisms, etc., can solve the problems of improper coordination between hydraulic pushers and additional devices, difficulty in debugging, and complex equipment structures.
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[0012] Depend on figure 1 As shown, the motor (1) is fixedly connected with the motor end cover (2), and the bolt (3) passes through the mounting hole of the motor end cover (2) and engages with the internal thread on the lower end surface of the casing (6); the impeller (15) is fixedly connected On the output shaft of the motor (1), a one-way valve (4) is installed on the upper end of the motor end cover (2), and the oil outlet hole (14) on the side of the one-way valve (4) communicates with the oil inlet hole (10) of the solenoid valve Piston (11) is arranged in piston cylinder (13); One end of push rod (8) stretches out shell (6), and the other end is fixedly connected with piston (11) center; Solenoid valve (9) is fixedly connected in shell (6) ) side; the oil return hole (7) inside the shell (6) communicates with the oil outlet hole of the solenoid valve (9), and one end of the shell (6) communicates with the oil return hole (7) and the other end passes through the motor ...
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