Wabco Westinghouse Fahrzeugbremsen Gmbh

Wabco Fahrzeugbremsen Gmbh

Johannes Moller

Erwin Petersen

Johann Rothen

Siegfried Hofler

A control valve device is provided for a pneumatically-operated vehicle brake system equipped with an antilocking device. The control valve has a controlled inlet valve and a controlled outlet valve. A pressure medium outlet chamber may be connected to a pressure medium inlet chamber by the inlet valve and to atmosphere by the outlet valve. The pressure medium inlet chamber is divided into a first sectional chamber connected to the inlet valve and a second sectional chamber connected to the pressure medium inlet. The first sectional chamber and the second sectional chamber can be connected through an additional valve device acting as a check valve which can be moved into an open position in a direction of the first sectional chamber. In this manner, it becomes possible to achieve a pressure reduction by not directing the reflux of the pressure medium from the pressure medium outlet chamber through the pressure medium inlet chamber, but instead through the outlet valve directly to atmosphere. This leads to an accelerated pressure reduction in the pressure medium outlet chamber and thus in the consumer.

Control valve device

A relay valve unit having a control pressure communication line for the relay valve equipped with a reducer unit so that when activating the relay valve, any delay is either non-existent or negligibly larger than would be required for the complete opening of the relay valve.

Relay-controlled valve

A solenoid-controlled valve arrangement is provided which includes a relay valve having in its control line a series arrangement of a shut-off valve and a shifting valve. Each of the shut-off valve and the shifting valve is solenoid-controlled.

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Wennigsen, Germany

Johannes Moller