Computer controlled brake retainer valve control system
US-2018236987-A1 · Aug 23, 2018 · US
US10399549B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10399549-B2 |
| Application number | US-201515509039-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Aug 21, 2015 |
| Priority date | Sep 4, 2014 |
| Publication date | Sep 3, 2019 |
| Grant date | Sep 3, 2019 |
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A control valve for automatic compressed-air brakes forms a brake cylinder pressure in at least one connected brake cylinder in accordance with a pressure difference between a pressure in a continuous main air line of a train and a stored reference pressure, which is drawn from the pressure of the main air line, comprising valve means for drawing a control pressure from the pressure of the main air line in order to produce a brake cylinder pressure for applying to the brake cylinder. A first piston system provides the control pressure from the pressure of the main air line and a valve mechanism for producing the brake cylinder pressure, wherein a short-stroke first piston system actuates the accelerating element in the same valve housing interacts with a second piston system for actuating the valve mechanism, the second piston system being of longer stroke in relation to the first piston system.
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A control valve for automatic air brakes for forming a brake cylinder pressure in at least one connected brake cylinder according to a pressure difference between a pressure in a continuous main air line of a train and a stored reference pressure which is derived from the pressure of the main air line, the control valve comprising: valve structure for deriving a control pressure from the pressure of the main air line to generate a brake cylinder pressure for loading the brake cylinder, wherein the valve structure includes a short-stroke first piston system for providing the control pressure from the pressure of the main air line and a valve mechanism for generating the brake cylinder pressure; an acceleration member actuated by the short-stroke first piston system; and a second piston system for actuating the valve mechanism, wherein the acceleration member interacts in a common valve housing as the second piston system for actuating the valve mechanism, and wherein the second piston system has a longer stroke relative to the short-stroke first piston system, wherein the acceleration member comprises a venting valve and, wherein an actuated switching position which brings about a braking operation, additionally vents the main air line to bring about signal boosting. 2. The control valve of claim 1 , wherein the piston stroke of the second piston system corresponds to, from 1.5 to 3 times, the piston stroke of the short-stroke first piston system. 3. The control valve of claim 1 , wherein the acceleration member comprises a spring-loaded check valve. 4. The control valve of claim 1 , wherein the short-stroke first piston system comprises a control piston which actuates a venting valve via a piston rod. 5. The control valve of claim 1 , wherein the second piston system comprises a control piston which actuates the valve mechanism via a piston rod. 6. A control valve for automatic air brakes for forming a brake cylinder pressure in at least one connected brake cylinder according to a pressure difference between a pressure in a continuous main air line of a train and a stored reference pressure which is derived from the pressure of the main air line, the control valve comprising: valve structure for deriving a control pressure from the pressure of the main air line to generate a brake cylinder pressure for loading the brake cylinder, wherein the valve structure includes a short-stroke first piston system for providing the control pressure from the pressure of the main air line and a valve mechanism for generating the brake cylinder pressure; an acceleration member actuated by the short-stroke first piston system; and a second piston system for actuating the valve mechanism, wherein the acceleration member interacts in a common valve housing as the second piston system for actuating the valve mechanism, and wherein the second piston system has a longer stroke relative to the short-stroke first piston system, wherein the valve mechanism is a double seat valve and, wherein an actuated switching position which brings about a braking operation, loads the brake cylinder with a supply pressure which comes from a supply air reservoir. 7. The control valve of claim 6 , wherein the piston stroke of the second piston system corresponds to, from 1.5 to 3 times, the piston stroke of the short-stroke first piston system. 8. The control valve of claim 6 , wherein the acceleration member comprises a spring-loaded check valve. 9. The control valve of claim 6 , wherein the short-stroke first piston system comprises a control piston which actuates a venting valve via a piston rod. 10. The control valve of claim 6 , wherein the second piston system comprises a control piston which actuates the valve mechanism via a piston rod. 11. A control valve for automatic air brakes for forming a brake cylinder pressure in at least one connected brake cylinder according to a pressure difference between a pressure in a continuous main air line of a train and a stored reference pressure which is derived from the pressure of the main air line, the control valve comprising: valve structure for deriving a control pressure from the pressure of the main air line to generate a brake cylinder pressure for loading the brake cylinder, wherein the valve structure includes a short-stroke first piston system for providing the control pressure from the pressure of the main air line and a valve mechanism for generating the brake cylinder pressure; an acceleration member actuated by the short-stroke first piston system; and a second piston system for actuating the valve mechanism, wherein the acceleration member interacts in a common valve housing as the second piston system for actuating the valve mechanism, and wherein the second piston system has a longer stroke relative to the short-stroke first piston system, wherein the common valve housing is attached releasably to a valve support which provides compressed air connections. 12. The control valve of claim 11 , wherein the piston stroke of the second piston system corresponds to, from 1.5 to 3 times, the piston stroke of the short-stroke first piston system. 13. The control valve of claim 11 , wherein the acceleration member comprises a spring-loaded check valve. 14. The control valve of claim 11 , wherein the short-stroke first piston system comprises a control piston which actuates a venting valve via a piston rod. 15. The control valve of claim 11 , wherein the second piston system comprises a control piston which actuates the valve mechanism via a piston rod.
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