Tubular filters for piston pumps in vehicle brake systems
A technology for vehicle brakes and filters, which is applied to components, mechanical equipment, pumps, etc. of pumping devices for elastic fluids, and can solve problems such as adverse effects on closing performance, damage to valve seats and closing bodies, etc.
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[0021] figure 1 Piston pump 10 is partially shown, wherein piston 14 is displaceably mounted in cylinder 12 . The piston 14 can be figure 1 The right side is driven mechanically by an eccentric not shown.
[0022] The inlet line 16 leads radially through the cylinder 12 to an inlet channel 18 formed in the piston 14 . The incoming fluid, in this case brake fluid, passes from there through the inlet valve 20 into the pressure chamber 22 . refer to figure 1 , the pressure chamber 22 is located on the left side of the piston 14 . When the piston 14 moves, the pressure chamber 22 contracts, whereby the fluid is forced out of the cylinder 12 under pressure via a discharge valve (not shown).
[0023] The piston 14 is surrounded radially on the outside by a filter 24 which serves to filter the fluid supplied via the inlet line 16 and to prevent dirt particles from possibly entering the inlet valve 20 or the outlet valve. exist figure 1 On the right, therefore on the side of th...
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