Dashpot with fast idle device for carburetor throttle

Claim 2

A dashpot with a fast idle device for throttle valves comprising: a first expansible chamber having partition means which defines a part of said first expansible chamber; a second expansible chamber, a part of which is defined by said partition means; a push rod, a part of which is disposed in and mechanically connected to said first expansible chamber to axially move according to movement of said first expansible chamber, another part of which is disposed in said second expansible chamber, passing through a hole made in said partition means; a resilient seal member disposed in said second expansible chamber and including a first portion airtightly engaging with said push rod, a second portion surrounding a gap defined by said push rod passing through said hole and the inner wall of said hole of said partition means and airtightly contacting with said partition means to seal said gap, and a third portion extending from said first portion to said second portion and having a shape such that said second portion is pressed more tightly on said partition means as the pressure difference between said first and second expansible chamber increases; means secured to said second expansible chamber for actuating a throttle valve, said actuating means facing said push rod and being intermittently pushed thereby; an air passage means for communicating said second chamber to atmosphere, said air passage means providing relatively small passage resistance when said second expansible chamber is expanding, and providing larger passage resistance when said second expansible chamber is shrinking, thereby effecting dashpot function; and means for selectively introducing vacuum into said first expansible chamber.

Claim 3

The dashpot with the fast idle device according to claim 1, wherein the resilient seal member is a ring made of rubber and disposed between and pressed by the wall and a flange radially extending from the end of the rod pressed.

Claim 4

The dashpot with the fast idle device according to claim 1, wherein the third portion of the resilient seal member has in its original shape a generally partially spherical shape such that the diameter of the spherical shape increases toward the second portion.

Claim 5

The dashpot with the fast idle device according to claim 3, wherein the thickness of the third portion of the resilient seal member is decreased toward the second portion.

Claim 6

The dashpot with the fast idle device according to claim 3, wherein the rod has an annular groove at the portion of the engagement with the resilent seal member, and the resilent seal member has at the first portion an cylindrical boss which is inserted in the annular groove of the rod.

Claim 7

A dashpot with a fast idle device for throttle valves comprising: a cylindrical casing having a partition wall with a hole thereby radially dividing the interior of the cylindrical casing into two spaces; a first diaphragm the periphery of which is airtightly secured to one end portion of the cylindrical casing thereby providing a vacuum chamber defined by the cylindrical portion, the partition wall, and the first diaphragm; a second diaphragm the periphery of which is airtightly secured to the other end of the cylindrical casing thereby providing an air chamber defined by the other part of the cylindrical casing, the partition wall, and the second diaphragm, the air chamber having small passage means and check valve means to provide the dashpot; a rod for fast idle one end of which is secured to the first diaphragm, the other is disposed in the air chamber, passing through the hole of the partition wall; a first spring disposed in the vacuum chamber to urge the first diaphragm so as to expand the vacuum chamber; a second spring disposed in the air chamber to urge the second diaphragm so as to expand the air chamber; a push rod secured to the second diaphragm and one end of which is disposed to oppose the end of the rod disposed in the air chamber, the other end opposing a lever for actuating the throttle; a resilient seal member disposed in the air chamber for sealing a gap defined between the rod and the partition wall and including a first portion airtightly engaging with the rod so that the first portion will move in conformity with the axial movement of the rod, a second portion disposed around the gap and tightly contacting with the partition wall, and a third portion extending from the first portion to the second portion and having a shape such that the second portion is pressed on the partition wall more tightly as the pressure difference between the vacuum chamber and the air chamber increases; and means for introducing vacuum into the vacuum chamber when the fast idle is required.

Claim 8

A dashpot with a fast idle device for throttle valves comprising: a cylindrical casing having a partition wall with a hole thereby radially dividing the interior of the cylindrical casing into two spaces; a first diaphragm the periphery of which is airtightly secured to one end portion of the cylindrical casing thereby providing a vacuum chamber defined by the cylindrical portion, the partition wall, and the first diaphragm; a second diaphragm the periphery of which is airtightly secured to the other end of the cylindrical casing thereby providing an air chamber defined by the other part of the cylindrical casing, the partition wall, and the second diaphragm, the air chamber having small passage means and check valve means to provide the dashpot; a rod for fast idle one end of which is secured to the first diaphragm, the other is disposed in the air chamber, passing through the hole of the partition wall; a first spring disposed in the vacuum chamber to urge the first diaphragm so as to expand the vacuum chamber; a second spring disposed in the air chamber to urge the second diaphragm so as to expand the air chamber; a push rod secured to the second diaphragm and one end of which is disposed to oppose the end of the rod disposed in the air chamber, the other end opposing a lever for actuating the throttle; a resilient seal member disposed in the air chamber for sealing a gap defined between the rod and the partition wall and including a first portion airtightly engaging with the rod so that the first portion will move in conformity with the axial movement of the rod, a second portion disposed around the gap and tightly contacting with the partition wall, and a third portion extending from the first portion to the second portion and having a shape such that the second portion is pressed on the partition wall more tightly as the pressure difference between the vacuum chamber and the air chamber increases; and means for introducing vacuum into the vacuum chamber when the fast idle is required.

Claim 9

The dashpot with the fast idle device according to claim 6, wherein the resilent seal member is formed in a ring, and disposed between and pressed by the partition wall and a flange radially extending from the end of the rod.

Claim 10

The dashpot with the fast idle device according to claim 6, wherein the third portion has in its original shape a generally partially spherical shape such that the diameter of the shape increases toward the second portion.

Claim 11

The dashpot with the fast idle device according to claim 8, wherein the third portion of the resilent seal member decreases in its thickness toward the second portion.

Claim 12

The dashpot with the fast idle device according to claim 9, wherein the rod has an annular groove at its end portion disposed in the air chamber, and the resilient seal member has an annular boss inserted in the annular groove of the rod.

Claim 13

The dashpot with the fast idle device according to claim 10, wherein the seal member is made in the shape of a cup.