Goodrich Corporation

Delphi Technologies, Inc.

Valeo Electrical Systems, Inc.

Gregory Hickey

Harald Klode

Marc Georgin

David Bernard Drennen

Robert J Disser

Patrick Allen Mescher

Paul R Burte

Efrem E Ayichew

Frank R Lombardo

Robert S Ballinger

Brian Keith Zell

Eugene B Porter

Christopher Jones

Clifton Randolph Boggs

Thomas D Hewer

James Jackson

Eric Meraz

Brian Ralph

Clifton R Boggs

A valve assembly may comprise: a housing defining an inlet port, an outlet port, a solenoid valve inlet port, and a solenoid valve outlet port, the inlet port in fluid communication with the solenoid valve inlet port; a shutoff valve disposed in the housing, the shutoff valve including a shutoff valve inlet port in fluid communication with the inlet port and a shutoff valve outlet port in fluid communication with the outlet port, and a second shutoff valve inlet port in fluid communication with the solenoid valve outlet port; a filter disposed downstream of the valve inlet port; and a check valve disposed between the shutoff valve outlet port and the outlet port of the housing.

Valve assembly for brake control system

Braking control systems, such as for an aircraft, use a hydraulic failure isolation valve intermediate an accumulator power source and a dual valve assembly for mechanical operation when a hydraulic power source experiences a disruption.

Hydraulic failure isolation valve

A windshield wiper drive apparatus includes a non-electrical contact position detector of the wiper inwipe position. A magnet is rotated by the wiper drive gear and moves past a magnetically responsive sensor mounted within the drive housing to detect the inwipe position of the wipers. In one aspect, a rotatable cam is mounted in the housing and carries the magnet. Interengaging members on the drive gear and the cam cause rotation of the cam in only the normal direction of rotation of the drive gear. Any back movement of the drive gear through interfering contact of the wiper blades with an obstruction separates the drive gear interengaging member from the cam preventing movement of the cam.

Non-reversing windshield wiper motor park switch

A mounting bracket apparatus for a disc brake of a vehicle is provided for measuring torque in a disc brake mounting bracket. The invention includes a bracket capable of being secured to a non-rotatable part of a vehicle. The bracket includes first and second caliper bracket abutments and a cross member extending in the direction of the rotational axis of the disc. The cross member joins the first and second caliper bracket abutments at respective first and second corner-shaped portions. A force sensor is located adjacent the first corner-shaped portion of the bracket adapted to sense strain in the first corner-shaped portion.

Disk brake mounting bracket and high gain torque sensor

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Bellbrook, OH, United States of America

Gregory Hickey