Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 9
Claim 1
Independent Claim
142 words
A brake hydraulic pressure control valve comprising: a housing; two separate liquid passages provided in said housing, each said passage having a first end connected to a respective separate source of hydraulic pressure and a second end connected to a respective brake cylinder; two valve members slidably disposed in said housing, each said valve member having a first end, said first ends opposing each other, and a second end exposed to a respective one of said liquid passages, and each said valve member being provided with valve means for opening and closing said respective one liquid passage; and a single spring means disposed between said opposed first ends of the valve members acting simultaneously on said two valve members for moving said two valve members away from each other to opened valve positions and for transmitting forces between said two valve members.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
142 words
A brake hydraulic pressure control valve comprising: a housing; two separate liquid passages provided in said housing, each said passage having a first end connected to a respective separate source of hydraulic pressure and a second end connected to a respective brake cylinder; two valve members slidably disposed in said housing, each said valve member having a first end, said first ends opposing each other, and a second end exposed to a respective one of said liquid passages, and each said valve member being provided with valve means for opening and closing said respective one liquid passage; and a single spring means disposed between said opposed first ends of the valve members acting simultaneously on said two valve members for moving said two valve members away from each other to opened valve positions and for transmitting forces between said two valve members.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
62 words
A brake pressure control valve as claimed in claim 1, wherein each said valve means is held open when pressure is not established in the respective said liquid passage and is adapted to close when the respective said valve member is moved axially inward by a predetermined distance due to pressure received in said second end of the respective said liquid passage.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
32 words
A brake pressure control valve as claimed in claim 1, wherein said opposed first ends of said valve members have diameters smaller than those of said second ends of said valve members.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
157 words
A brake hydraulic pressure control valve comprising: a housing; two liquid passages provided in said housing, each said housing having a first end connected to a respective source of hydraulic pressure and a second end connected to a respective brake cylinder; a free piston slidably fitted in said housing and adapted to receive at opposite ends thereof hydraulic pressure from different of said liquid passages; two valve members slidably fitted in said free piston, each said valve member having a first end, said first ends opposing each other, and a second end exposed to a respective one of said liquid passages, and each said valve member being provided with valve means for opening and closing said respective one liquid passage; and a single spring disposed between said opposed first ends of the valve members to act simultaneously on said two valve members and to move said two valve members away from each other to opened valve positions.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
157 words
A brake hydraulic pressure control valve comprising: a housing; two liquid passages provided in said housing, each said housing having a first end connected to a respective source of hydraulic pressure and a second end connected to a respective brake cylinder; a free piston slidably fitted in said housing and adapted to receive at opposite ends thereof hydraulic pressure from different of said liquid passages; two valve members slidably fitted in said free piston, each said valve member having a first end, said first ends opposing each other, and a second end exposed to a respective one of said liquid passages, and each said valve member being provided with valve means for opening and closing said respective one liquid passage; and a single spring disposed between said opposed first ends of the valve members to act simultaneously on said two valve members and to move said two valve members away from each other to opened valve positions.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
45 words
A brake pressure control valve as claimed in claim 4, further comprising a switch, incorporated in a brake system trouble detecting circuit, provided in said housing, said switch being positioned to be turned on or off in response to the displacement of said free piston.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim
159 words
A brake pressure control valve comprising: a housing; two liquid passages provided in said housing, each said passage having a first end connected to a respective source of hydraulic pressure and a second end connected to a respective brake cylinder; two valve members slidably disposed in said housing, each said valve member having a first end, said first ends opposing each other, and a second end exposed to a respective one of said liquid passages, and each said valve member being provided with valve means for opening and closing said respective one liquid passage; a single spring disposed between said opposed first ends of the valve members to act simultaneously on said two valve members and to move said two valve members away from each other to opened valve positions; and a free piston, opposite ends of which are slidably fitted within one of said valve members and subjected to the hydraulic pressure in the respective said liquid passages.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim
159 words
A brake pressure control valve comprising: a housing; two liquid passages provided in said housing, each said passage having a first end connected to a respective source of hydraulic pressure and a second end connected to a respective brake cylinder; two valve members slidably disposed in said housing, each said valve member having a first end, said first ends opposing each other, and a second end exposed to a respective one of said liquid passages, and each said valve member being provided with valve means for opening and closing said respective one liquid passage; a single spring disposed between said opposed first ends of the valve members to act simultaneously on said two valve members and to move said two valve members away from each other to opened valve positions; and a free piston, opposite ends of which are slidably fitted within one of said valve members and subjected to the hydraulic pressure in the respective said liquid passages.