Air pressure booster control valve assembly and air pressure booster
A technology for controlling valve assemblies and boosters, applied in the field of hydraulic braking, which can solve problems such as poor adaptability, increased cost, and complex structure of the braking system, and achieve the effect of reducing production costs and simple structure
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Embodiment 1
[0042] Such as figure 1 As shown, this embodiment provides a pneumatic booster control valve assembly, including a valve body 1 , a valve assembly 2 , an air intake seat 3 , a booster piston assembly 4 and a booster transmission assembly 5 .
[0043] The valve 21 includes a diaphragm 11 disposed therein. The partition 11 divides the inner chamber of the valve 21 into two chambers on either side thereof. An air inlet 111 is disposed on the partition 11 . The valve assembly 2 and the air intake seat 3 are respectively arranged on two sides of the partition 11 .
[0044] A high-pressure air cavity 10 is formed between the valve assembly 2 and the partition plate 11 . When the vehicle is in an unbraked state, high-pressure air enters the high-pressure air chamber 10 , and the valve assembly 2 blocks the air inlet 111 , and the valve assembly 2 is in a closed state to prevent the high-pressure air from entering the booster air chamber 20 .
[0045] The intake seat 3 is partiall...
Embodiment 2
[0061] Such as figure 2 As shown, the difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that the power-assisted transmission assembly 5 includes a guide block 51 and a first spring 53 and a second spring 54 arranged inside and outside, that is, the first spring 53 and the second spring 54 arranged inside and outside are adopted. Spring 54 is used instead of rubber spring 52.
[0062] The guide block 51 is movably arranged in the air intake seat 3 . Both ends of the first spring 53 abut against the guide block 51 and the booster piston assembly 4 respectively. The second spring 54 is located between the guide block 51 and the booster piston assembly 4 .
[0063] When the vehicle is in an unbraked state, both ends of the first spring 53 abut against the guide block 51 and the piston 41 respectively. The first spring 53 presses the guide block 51 against the second stop ring 72 , and at this time the second spring 54 is in a free state, that is, the second spring 54 has ...
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