EP0246953A1

Piloted pneumatic valve for the remote actuation of the inflation or deflation of an envelope.

Abstract

Remote pressure control. - The piloted pneumatic valve according to the invention is characterised in that it consists of two bodies (201 and 202), for inflation and deflation, defining two cavities (231, 232), termed intake and exhaust respectively, interconnecting via an interconnection (33) which forms, in the chambers, two seats (291, 292) for two sero-controlled valves (271, 272) and which is joined, between the seats, by a connecting channel (45) terminating in a well (46) for connection to the envelope, the intake chamber (231) being joined to a well (41) for connection to a pilot-control installation, whilst the exhaust chamber (232) is joined to the surrounding environment by open-air-connection holes (43). - Application to motor vehicles. <IMAGE>

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    1 - piloted pneumatic valve for the remote control of the inflation or deflation of a volume, characterized in that it is constituted by two bodies (20₁ and 20₂) of inflating and deflating delimiting two cavities (23₁ and 23₂), respectively called intake and exhaust, communicating together by an intercom (33) that form in the rooms two seats (29₁, 29₂) for two servo valves (27₁, 27₂) and is connected between the seats, with a connecting channel (45) leading to a well (56) in connection with the capacity, the inlet chamber (23₁) being related to a well (41) reaccordement to a control system, so that the chamber exhaust (23₂) is related to the ambient environment through holes (43) with the open air, the two valves (27₁, 27₂) being resiliently bonded closure and controlled opening respectively by a pressurized fluid supplied in the inlet chamber by the well (41) for connection to the control system and by a vacuum drawn from the same connecting well.