Reciprocating motion type sealing ring-free piston hydraulic brake device
A technology of reciprocating motion and hydraulic braking, applied in brake actuators, gear shifting mechanisms, mechanical equipment, etc., can solve problems such as high cost, long response time, and complex structure
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[0082] Example 1, Figure 14 It is one of the design structures of the piston without sealing ring. During the compression process, when the piston moves toward the cylinder head, the liquid working meson flows through the side wall of the piston and the cylinder body at high speed to form a high-pressure oil film.
Embodiment 2
[0083] Example 2, Figure 15 It is the second design structure of the piston without sealing ring. This structure is that the top surface of the piston and the side wall of the piston are connected by a 0-20 degree conical surface formed with the side wall of the piston in the circumferential direction. During the compression process, when the piston moves toward the cylinder head, the liquid working meson is guided by the tapered surface and flows through the piston side wall and the cylinder at high speed to form a high-pressure oil film.
Embodiment 3
[0084] Example 3, Figure 16 It is the third design structure of the piston without sealing ring. The piston top and the piston side wall are connected through the through hole, and the liquid working meson directly acts on the piston side wall and the cylinder through the through hole to establish a high-pressure oil film.
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