WO2022118112A1 - Pump device - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a pump device provided in a hydraulic circuit of a brake.
- the brake fluid is supplied to the main flow path that communicates the master cylinder and the wheel cylinder, the sub-flow path that allows the brake fluid in the main flow path to escape, and the middle part of the sub-flow path.
- Some have a supply channel and each have a hydraulic fluid.
- the upstream end of the flow of brake fluid in the secondary flow path is connected to the wheel cylinder side region of the main flow path with respect to the filling valve, and is connected to the downstream side of the secondary flow path. The end is connected to the area of the main flow path on the master cylinder side with respect to the filling valve.
- the upstream end of the brake fluid flow in the supply flow path communicates with the master cylinder, and the downstream end of the supply flow path is the downstream of the ridge flow path with respect to the slack valve. It is a side area and is connected to the suction side of the pump provided in that area.
- the first switching valve is provided in the area of the main flow path on the master cylinder side with respect to the connection with the downstream end of the ridge flow path, and is provided in the middle of the supply flow path.
- a second switching valve is provided.
- the hydraulic pressure control unit is operated by the filling valve, slack valve, pump, first switching valve, and second switching valve, the base on which they are incorporated, and the controller that controls their operation. It is composed.
- the hydraulic pressure of the hydraulic pressure circuit is controlled by controlling the operation of the inlet valve, loosening valve, pump, first switching valve, and second switching valve.
- the hydraulic pressure control unit of the brake system described in Patent Document 1 includes one pump in one hydraulic pressure circuit, and reduces the pulsation of the brake liquid discharged from the pump on the discharge side of the pump. It is equipped with a pulsation reducing part to make it.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2 0 1 7 — 0 6 1 2 4 6
- the booster may be downsized or omitted for the purpose of improving the mountability of the brake system on a vehicle.
- the hydraulic pressure of the brake fluid of the wheel cylinder is often insufficient, so that the number of times the pump is driven increases.
- noise caused by pulsation generated when the pump is driven is more likely to be generated. Therefore, in recent years, there has been a demand for further reduction of the pulsation generated when the pump is driven.
- the present invention has been made in the background of the above-mentioned problems, and provides a brake system capable of reducing noise caused by pulsation generated when a pump is driven.
- the pump device is provided in a pump device provided in a substrate and provided with a pulsation reducing portion for reducing the pulsation of the brake liquid discharged from the pump, and the pulsation reducing portion is provided in the substrate.
- the inflow opening side damper portion formed between the upstream side movable member and the lid portion of the accommodation chamber, which communicates with the side movable member and the inflow opening into which the brake liquid flows, and the upstream side movable member.
- the fixing member side damper portion formed between the fixing member and the fixing member, the downstream side movable member provided in the downstream side region and movable in the axial direction, and the outflow opening through which the brake liquid flows out are communicated with each other. Then, the outflow opening side damper portion formed between the fixing member and the bottom of the accommodation chamber and the upstream movable member provided in the inflow opening side damper portion are urged toward the fixing member side.
- An outflow opening side elastic body capable of closing the hole of the fixing member by urging the downstream movable member toward the fixing member.
- the upstream movable member includes a cylindrical member formed on the central axis of the accommodation chamber, penetrating the downstream movable member, and having a columnar portion extending from the bottom portion to the fixing member side damper portion.
- a through hole having a seat portion that can be closed by seating a valve member pressed from the lid portion side is provided, and the upstream side is movable due to the pressure of the brake fluid flowing into the inflow opening side damper portion.
- the valve member In the process of moving the member to the fixing member side, the valve member abuts on the cylinder portion and separates from the sea portion, so that the brake fluid flows from the through hole and the fixing member side damper.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of a system configuration of the brake system according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a partial cross-sectional view showing an example of a state in which a pump and a damper unit are mounted on a substrate in a hydraulic pressure control unit of a brake system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of a pulsation reducing portion in a state where the pump is not driven according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 4 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of a pulsation reducing portion in a state in which the upstream movable member is in the middle of movement after the start of pump drive according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 shows a state in which the brake fluid flows out from the outflow opening after the pump drive is started according to the embodiment of the present invention. It is sectional drawing of the pulsation reduction part in place.
- the hydraulic pressure control unit according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
- the brake system including the hydraulic pressure control unit according to the present invention is described in four parts. It may be mounted on vehicles other than wheeled vehicles (motorcycles, trucks, buses, etc.).
- the configuration, operation, etc. described below are examples, and the brake system including the hydraulic pressure control unit according to the present invention is not limited to such configuration, operation, and the like.
- the same or similar members or parts are given the same reference numerals or are omitted from being given the same reference numerals. Further, for the fine structure, the illustration is simplified or omitted as appropriate.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of a system configuration of a brake system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the brake system 1 is mounted on the vehicle 100 and has a main flow path 1 3 and a main flow path 1 3 that communicate the master cylinder 1 1 and the wheel cylinder 1 2; It includes a hydraulic circuit 2 having a sub-flow path 1 4 for releasing the brake fluid of 3 and a supply flow path 15 for supplying the brake fluid to the sub-flow path 1 4.
- the hydraulic circuit 2 is filled with brake fluid.
- the brake system 1 is provided with two hydraulic circuits 2 a and 2 b as the hydraulic pressure circuit 2.
- the hydraulic circuit 2 a is a hydraulic circuit that communicates the master cylinder 1 1 with the wheel cylinders 1 2 of the wheels RL and FR by the main flow path 1 3.
- the hydraulic circuit 2 b is a hydraulic circuit that communicates the master cylinder 1 1 with the wheel cylinders 1 2 of the wheels FL and RR by the main flow path 1 3.
- These hydraulic circuits 2a and 2b have the same configuration except that the wheel cylinders 1 and 2 that communicate with each other are different.
- the master cylinder 1 1 has a built-in piston (not shown) that reciprocates in conjunction with the brake pedal 1 6 which is an example of the input unit of the brake system 1.
- a booster 1 7 is interposed between the brake pedal 1 6 and the piston of the master cylinder 1 1, and the pedaling force of the user is boosted and transmitted to the piston.
- the wheel cylinder 1 2 is provided on the brake caliper 1 8. When the pressure of the brake fluid in the wheel cylinder 1 2 increases, the brake pad 1 9 of the brake caliper 1 8 is pressed against the rotor 2 0, and the wheel is braked.
- the upstream end of the sub-flow path 1 4 is connected to the first intermediate part 1 3 a of the main flow path 1 3, and the downstream end of the sub-flow path 1 4 is the main flow path 1 3 In, it is connected to the second middle part 1 3 b on the upstream side of the first middle part 1 3 a.
- the upstream end of the supply flow path 1 5 communicates with the master cylinder 1 1, and the downstream end of the supply flow path 1 5 is connected to the third intermediate portion 1 4 a of the sub flow path 1 4. ing.
- a filling valve (EV) 3 1 is provided in the area between the second intermediate portion 1 3 b and the first intermediate portion 1 3 a in the main flow path 1 3.
- a slack valve (AV) 3 2 is provided in the area between the 1st intermediate part 1 3 a and the 3rd intermediate portion 1 4 a in the ridge flow path 1 4.
- An accumulator 3 3 is provided in the region between the slack valve 3 2 and the third intermediate B 1 4 a in the ridge flow path 1 4.
- the filling valve 31 is, for example, a solenoid valve that opens in a non-energized state and closes in an energized state.
- the loosening valve 3 2 is, for example, a solenoid valve that closes in a non-energized state and opens in an energized state.
- a pump 60 is provided in the area between the third intermediate portion 1 4 a and the second intermediate portion 1 3 b in the auxiliary flow path 1 4.
- the suction side of pump 60 communicates with the third intermediate part 1 4 a.
- the discharge side of the pump 60 communicates with the second intermediate part 1 3 b of the main flow path 1 3.
- a pulsation reducing portion 80 is provided in the region between the discharge side of the pump 60, which is a part of the ridge flow path 1 4, and the second intermediate portion 1 3 b.
- the pulsation reduction unit 80 attenuates the pulsation of the brake fluid discharged from the pump 60. For details, see Pump 6 ⁇
- the discharge side is connected to the inflow opening 9 5 b (see Fig. 2) where the brake fluid of the pulsation reduction unit 80 flows in, and the outflow opening where the brake fluid temporarily stored in the pulsation reduction unit 80 flows out.
- 9 5 c see Fig. 2
- the second halfway 1 3 b of the mainstream 1 3 are connected.
- the flow path that constitutes between the discharge side of the pump 60 and the inflow opening opening 95 is the first discharge flow path 140 a, the outflow opening 95 c and the main flow path 13 3.
- the flow path forming between the second intermediate portion 1 3 b is referred to as the second discharge flow path 1 4 ⁇ b.
- the first switching valve (US V) 3 5 is provided in the area of the main flow path 1 3 on the master cylinder 1 1 side with respect to the 2nd intermediate part 1 3 b.
- the supply flow path 1 5 is provided with a second switching valve (HSV) 3 6 and a damper unit 3 7.
- the damper unit 3 7 is provided in the area of the supply flow path 15 between the second switching valve 3 6 and the third intermediate portion 1 4 a of the ridge flow path 14.
- the first switching valve 35 is, for example, a solenoid valve that opens in a non-energized state and closes in an energized state.
- the second switching valve 36 is, for example, a solenoid valve that closes in a non-energized state and opens in an energized state.
- the hydraulic pressure control unit ⁇ is composed of the substrate 5 1, each member provided on the substrate 5 1, and the controller (ECU) 5 2.
- the operations of the filling valve 31, the loosening valve 32, the pump 60, the 1st switching valve 3 5 and the 2nd switching valve 3 6 shall be controlled by the controller 5 2.
- the hydraulic pressure of the brake fluid of the wheel cylinder 1 2 is controlled. That is, the controller 5 2 has a filling valve 3 1 and a loosening valve 3 2
- the controller 5 2 may be one or may be divided into a plurality of controllers. Further, the controller 5 2 may be attached to the substrate 51 or may be attached to another member. Further, a part or all of the controller 52 may be configured by, for example, a microcomputer, a microprocessor unit, or the like, or may be configured by an updatable one such as firmware, or from a cpu or the like. It may be a program module or the like executed by the decree of.
- the controller 5 2 performs the following hydraulic pressure control operation.
- the filling valve 3 1 opened, the loosening valve 3 2 closed, the first switching valve 3 5 opened, and the second switching valve 3 6 closed, the brake pedal of the vehicle 100
- the controller 5 2 starts the active boost control operation.
- the controller 5 2 is mainstream by leaving the filling valve 3 1 in the open state. 5 2 limits the flow of breaker fluid from the wheel cylinder 1 2 to the accumulator 3 3 by leaving the slack valve 3 2 in the closed state.
- the controller 5 2 closes the first switching valve 3 5, so that the flow path from the master cylinder 1 1 to the second intermediate part 1 3 b of the main flow path 1 3 without going through the pump 60 Limit the flow of brake fluid.
- the controller 5 2 opens the second switching valve 3 6, so that the brake fluid in the flow path from the master cylinder 1 1 to the second intermediate portion 1 3 b of the main flow path 1 3 via the pump 60. Allows the flow of.
- the controller 5 2 raises (increases) the hydraulic pressure of the brake fluid of the wheel cylinder 1 2 by driving the pump 60.
- the controller 5 2 opens the first switching valve 3 5 and closes the second switching valve 3 6. By stopping the drive of the pump 60, the active pressure boost control operation is performed. Finish the work.
- the pulsation generated in the brake fluid may be transmitted to the wheel cylinder 1 2 through the ridge flow path 1 4 and the main flow path 1 3. .. Then, this pulsation is also transmitted to the engine route that houses the hydraulic pressure control unit 50 of the brake system !, and noise may be generated. This noise can be so loud that the user (driver) feels uncomfortable. Therefore, it is important to reduce the pulsation generated when the pump 60 is driven.
- the brake system 1 according to the present embodiment that is, in the hydraulic pressure control unit 50, the brake fluid discharged from the pump 60 flows into the pulsation reducing unit 80. Then, the brake fluid that has flowed into the pulsation reducing unit 80 will flow from the pulsation reducing unit 80 to the downstream side after the pulsation is attenuated in the pulsation reducing unit 80. Therefore, the brake system 1 according to the present embodiment, that is, the hydraulic pressure control unit 50, can reduce the pulsation generated when the pump 60 is driven.
- the brake system 1 that is, the hydraulic pressure control unit 50 according to the present embodiment is provided with the damper unit 37 as shown in FIG. This is because the damper unit 3 7 can attenuate the pulsation of the brake fluid propagating from the pump 60 to the brake pedal 16.
- the damper unit 3 7 is the upstream end of the supply flow path 15 when the damper unit 3 7 is installed in the brake system 1 in which the doubler device 1 7 is omitted. It may be provided in the area between the second switching valve 36 and the second switching valve 36. By providing the damper unit 3 7 at such a position, when the user depresses the brake pedal 1 6, the brake fluid can flow into the damper unit 3 7 and is transmitted to the brake pedal 1 6 in the hydraulic circuit 2. Brake The reaction force of the liquid is reduced. Therefore, when the user depresses the brake pedal, the amount of depressing of the brake pedal 1 6 similar to that of the break system 1 equipped with the doubling device 1 7 can be obtained. Therefore, the user can obtain the same usability as the brake system 1 provided with the doubling device 1 7 in the braking system 1 in which the doubling device 17 is omitted.
- FIG. 2 is a partial cross-sectional view showing an example of a state in which the pump 60 and the pulsation reducing unit 80 are mounted on the substrate in the hydraulic pressure control unit of the brake system according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 2 shows the state in which the drive shaft 5 7 that drives the piston 6 2 of the pump 60 is removed. Therefore, in FIG. 2, the drive shaft 5 7 and the eccentric portion 5 7 a formed on the drive shaft 5 7 are illustrated by an imaginary line (dashed-dotted line).
- the substrate 5 1 is formed with a drive shaft accommodating chamber 5 9 provided with a drive shaft 5 7 for driving the piston 6 2 of the pump 60.
- the drive shaft accommodation chamber 5 9 is a bottomed hole formed in the outer wall of the base 51.
- the substrate 51 is formed with a pump accommodating chamber 5 3 for accommodating the pump 60.
- the pump accommodating chamber 5 3 is a cylindrical, stepped hole that penetrates from the outer wall of the substrate 5 1 to the drive shaft accommodating chamber 5 9.
- the pump 6 ⁇ housed in the pump storage chamber 5 3 is equipped with a cylinder 6 1 and a piston 6 2 and the like.
- the cylinder 6 1 is formed in a cylindrical shape having a cylinder bottom 6 1 b.
- the cylinder 6 1 houses one end of the piston 6 2.
- the space surrounded by the inner peripheral surface of the cylinder 6 1 and the one end of the piston 6 2 becomes the pump chamber 6 3.
- the piston 6 2 is reciprocating in the axial direction of the cylinder 6 1. Further, the end portion 6 2 a, which is the end portion on the other end side of the piston 6 2, protrudes into the drive shaft accommodating chamber 5 9.
- annular cylinder-side seal member 6 6 is attached to a portion of the piston 6 2 housed in the cylinder 61. Brake fluid leaks between the outer peripheral surface of the piston 6 2 and the inner peripheral surface of the cylinder 6 1 due to the cylinder-side sealing member 6 6. Out is prevented.
- the piston spring 6 7 is housed in the cylinder 6 1 between the cylinder bottom 6 1 b and the piston 6 2, that is, in the pump chamber 6 3.
- the piston 6 2 is always urged toward the drive shaft accommodation chamber 5 9.
- the end portion 6 2 a of the piston 6 2 is in contact with the eccentric portion 5 7 a formed on the drive shaft 5 7 in the drive shaft accommodating chamber 5 9.
- the center position of the eccentric portion 5 7 a is eccentric with respect to the rotation center of the drive shaft 5 7. Therefore, when the drive shaft 5 7 is rotated by a drive source (not shown), the eccentric portion 5 7 a undergoes an eccentric rotational movement with respect to the rotation center of the drive shaft 5 7. That is, due to the eccentric rotational movement of the eccentric portion 5 7 a, the piston 6 2 in which the end portion 6 2 a is in contact with the eccentric portion 5 7 a reciprocates in the axial direction of the cylinder 6 1. .
- the piston 6 2 is formed with a bottomed hole 6 2 b that opens on the pump chamber 6 3 side of the cylinder 6 1 in the axial direction.
- the pist? 6 2 is also formed with a suction port 6 2 c that communicates the outer peripheral surface with the bottomed hole 6 2 b.
- the piston 6 2 is provided with a suction valve (not shown) that can open and close the opening of the bottomed hole 6 2 b so that it can be opened and closed.
- This suction valve includes a suction valve member that is a ball valve that closes the opening of the bottomed hole 6 2 b, and a suction valve spring that urges the suction valve member from the cylinder 6 1 side. ..
- a cylindrical filter 70 is attached to the end of the cylinder 6 1 on the piston 6 2 side so as to cover the opening of the suction port 6 2 c of the piston 6 2.
- a communication hole 6 1 c is formed to communicate the pump chamber 6 3 and the outside of the cylinder 6 1. ing.
- An opening-side discharge valve 6 4 is provided on the opening side of the communication hole 6 1 c opposite to the pump chamber 6 3.
- the opening side discharge valve 6 4 is formed on the peripheral edge of the opening end of the communication hole 6 1 c and the opening side valve member 6 4 a, which is a ball valve, so that the opening side valve member 6 4 a can be seated and removed. It is equipped with an opening-side valve seat 6 4 b and an opening-side spring 6 4 c that urges the opening-side valve member 6 4 a to sit on the opening-side valve seat 6 4 b.
- the opening-side discharge valve 6 4 is arranged between the cylinder 6 1 and the cover 6 5.
- the cover 6 5 is attached to the bottom of the cylinder 6 1 b by press fitting, for example.
- the cover 6 5 is formed with a bottomed hole 6 5 a having an opening at a position facing the communication hole 6 1 c of the cylinder bottom 6 1 b.
- the opening-side spring 6 4 c of the opening-side discharge valve 6 4 is housed in the bottomed hole 6 5 a.
- the inner diameter of the bottomed hole 6 5 a is larger than the outer diameter of the opening side valve member 6 4 a. Therefore, when the opening side valve member 6 4 a is separated from the opening side valve seat 6 4 b, the opening side valve member 6 4 a moves into the bottomed hole 6 5 a.
- the opening side valve member 6 4 a separates from the opening side valve seat 6 4 b, and the pump chamber 6 3 and the bottomed hole 6 5 a of the cover 6 5 pass through the communication hole 6 1 c. Will be communicated.
- the brake fluid in the pump chamber 6 3 flows into the bottom hole 6 5 a.
- the cover 6 5 is formed with a groove as a discharge port 6 5 b that communicates the outside of the cover 6 5 with the bottomed hole 6 5 a.
- the brake fluid that has flowed into the bottomed hole 6 5 a of the cover 6 5 is discharged from the discharge b 6 5 b to the outside of the pump 60 through the discharge chamber 5 4 described later.
- the pump 60 configured in this way is housed in the pump storage chamber 5 3 formed on the substrate 51 as described above. Specifically, the pump 60 is pressed into a position where the annular protrusion 6 1 a formed on the outer peripheral portion of the cylinder 6 1 abuts on the step portion 5 3 a of the pump accommodating chamber 5 3. It is settled in the pump accommodation chamber 5 3 of the substrate 5 1.
- a discharge chamber 5 4 which is a space communicating with the discharge port 6 5 b of the pump 60 is formed between the inner peripheral surface of the pump 60.
- the discharge chamber 5 4 is a space formed in an annular shape on the outer peripheral side of the pump 60 so as to communicate with the discharge port 6 5 b of the pump 60.
- the discharge chamber 5 4 is connected to the first discharge flow path 140 0 a as described later.
- the space between the annular protrusion 6 1 a of the cylinder 6 1 and the cover 6 5 is divided into two spaces by the partition 7 1.
- the space on the cover 6 5 side of the partition 7 1 is the discharge chamber 5 4.
- a ⁇ ring (not shown) is provided in the annular groove formed in the partition portion 71 1.
- the annular flow path 5 6 is a pump so as to communicate with the suction port 6 2 c of the pump 60.
- the annular flow path 5 6 is formed between the annular protrusion 6 1 a of the cylinder 6 1 and the drive shaft side seal member 6 9. In other words, the annular flow path 5 6 is formed on the outer peripheral side of the filter 70 provided so as to cover the opening portion of the suction port 6 2 c.
- the annular flow path 5 6 communicates with the third intermediate portion 1 4 a of the sub-flow path 1 4 in FIG. 1 by an internal flow path (not shown) formed on the substrate 51.
- the annular flow path 5 6 constitutes a part of the sub-flow path 1 4.
- having the annular flow path 56 facilitates the assembly of the hydraulic pressure control unit 50.
- a part of the ridge flow path 1 4 is also processed. Therefore, the processing cost of the substrate 51, that is, the manufacturing cost of the hydraulic pressure control unit 50 can be reduced.
- the space on the outer peripheral side of the pump 60 is filled with the flow path. Since it can be effectively used as 1 4, the substrate 5 1 that is, the hydraulic pressure control unit 50 can be made small.
- the containment chamber 5 8 is a containment chamber for accommodating the pulsation reducing portion 80, and is a bottomed hole formed in the outer wall of the base 51.
- the discharge chamber 5 4 formed on the outer peripheral surface side of the pump 60 is connected to the first discharge flow path 1 4 0 a which constitutes a part of the discharge flow path 1 4 0.
- the discharge chamber 5 4 is connected to the inflow opening 9 5 b of the pulsation reduction unit 80 via the first discharge flow path 140 0 a.
- the brake fluid is configured to flow in from the lateral direction with respect to the axis of the accommodation chamber 58 of the pulsation reducing unit 80.
- the outflow opening 9 5 c located at the bottom B of the containment chamber 5 8 is connected to the second discharge flow path 140 0 b.
- the second discharge flow path 140 0 b communicates with the second intermediate portion 1 3 b of the main flow path 1 3 in FIG. 1 by an internal flow path (not shown) formed on the substrate 51.
- the pulsation reduction unit 80 is for reducing the pulsation of the brake fluid generated when the pump 60 is driven, and for reducing the noise caused by the pulsation.
- FIG. 3 shows the pulsation reduction unit 80 when the pump 60 is not driven.
- the cylindrical accommodation chamber 5 8 that accommodates the pulsation reduction unit 80 is formed on the base 51.
- the pulsation reducing unit 80 has an inflow opening 95 b into which the brake fluid flows in and an outflow opening 95 c in which the brake fluid flows out.
- the pulsation reduction unit 80 is provided with a fixing member 8 3 that divides the inside of the pulsation reduction unit 80 into an upstream region on the inflow opening 95 b side and a downstream region on the outflow opening 95 c side. ..
- the cylindrical shape forming the accommodation chamber 5 8 is a stepped shape having a small diameter portion 5 8 b and a large diameter portion 5 8 d.
- a large diameter 5 8 d is formed on the lid 8 2 side that closes the opening 5 8 e of the containment chamber 5 8, and a small diameter is formed on the bottom 5 8 a side opposite to the opening 5 8 e of the containment chamber 5 8.
- Part 5 8 b is formed.
- Steps 5 8 c are formed in the direction orthogonal to c.
- the inflow opening 9 5 b is formed in the large diameter portion 5 8 d.
- the outflow opening 9 5 c is formed on the bottom 5 8 a on the outer side in the radial direction from the damper member 90 described later.
- the fixing member 8 3 is provided with a fixing member disk B 8 3 a having a cylindrical hole 8 3 b in the center.
- the hole 8 3 b is formed as a cylinder extending from the fixing member disk 8 3 a to the upstream region.
- the fixing member 8 3 includes a fixing member outer cylindrical portion 8 3 d extending from the outer peripheral portion of the fixing member disk portion 8 3 a toward the bottom portion 5 8 a.
- the fixing member disk portion 8 3 a, the hole portion 8 3 b, and the fixing member outer cylindrical portion 8 3 d are integrally formed.
- the fixing member 8 3 is fixed to the small diameter portion 5 8 b of the accommodation chamber 5 8 by an appropriate method such as press fitting or welding. At that time, the outer cylindrical portion 8 3 d of the fixing member is arranged so as to abut on the small diameter portion 5 8 b.
- the pulsation reduction unit 80 is provided with a columnar member 8 6 extending from the central portion of the bottom 5 8 a to the upstream region.
- the columnar member 8 6 includes a columnar member fixing portion 8 6 b for fixing the columnar member 8 6 to the bottom portion 5 8 a and a columnar portion 8 6 d extending from the columnar member fixing portion 8 6 b to the upstream region.
- the cylindrical portion 8 6 d has a smaller diameter than the inner diameter of the hole 8 3 b, and the tip portion is arranged so as to be located closer to the lid portion 8 2 than the lower end of the hole portion 8 3 b.
- the columnar member fixing portion 8 6 b consists of a disk-shaped portion to which the columnar portion 8 6 d is connected and a cylindrical portion extending from the outer diameter portion of the disk-shaped portion to the side opposite to the bottom portion 5 8 a.
- the disk-shaped part and the cylindrical part are fixed by an appropriate method such as welding while being inserted into the recess 5 8 f formed in the bottom 5 8 a. With such a configuration, the positioning of the columnar member 86 becomes easy.
- the large diameter portion 5 8 d has a disk shape on the fixing member 8 3 side of the inflow opening 9 5 b, and the accommodation chamber 5 80 0 is the upstream side that can slide in the axis A x c direction.
- Movable members 8 4 are provided.
- a sliding member 8 4 a is attached to the side surface of the upstream movable member 8 4 facing the large diameter portion 5 8 d. When the upstream movable member 8 4 moves, the sliding member 8 4 a slides with respect to the large diameter portion 5 8 d.
- Sliding member 8 4 to smooth sliding For example, PTFE can be adopted as the material of a.
- the upstream movable member 8 4 is provided with a through hole 8 4 b penetrating in the axis A x c direction of the accommodation chamber 5 8 in the central portion.
- the through hole 8 4 b is provided with a sea portion 8 4 d on which the valve member 9 4 can be seated on the lid portion 8 2 side.
- the valve member 9 4 has a seat portion with a predetermined setter by a valve spring 9 3 provided between the inner surface 8 2 a of the lid portion, which is the surface on the upstream side movable member 8 4 side of the lid portion 8 2, and the valve member 9 4. It is under pressure to 8 4 d.
- the area between the upstream movable member 8 4 and the lid 8 2 in the accommodation chamber 5 8 is fixed to the inflow opening side damper portion 8 1 a and the upstream side movable member 8 4.
- the area between the members 8 3 is referred to as the fixing member side damper portion 8 1 b
- the region between the fixing member 8 3 and the bottom portion 5 8 a is referred to as the outflow opening side damper portion 8 1 c. That is, in the accommodation chamber 5 8, the inflow opening side damper portion 8 1 a and the fixing member side damper portion 8 1 b form the upstream region of the accommodation chamber 5 8, and the outflow opening side damper portion 8 1 c is accommodated. It forms the downstream area of room 5 8.
- the inflow opening side damper portion 8 1 a is provided with an inflow opening side elastic body 9 2 which is an elastic body for urging the upstream side movable member 8 4 toward the fixing member 8 3 side.
- the fixing member side damper portion 8 1 b is provided with a fixing member side elastic body 9 1 which is an elastic body for urging the upstream side movable member 8 4 toward the lid portion 8 2 side.
- a coil spring can be used as the elastic body 9 2 on the inflow opening side.
- the inflow opening side elastic body 9 2 is arranged on the outer side in the circumferential direction from the valve spring 9 3 and the upstream orifice 8 4 c.
- the elastic body 9 1 on the fixing member side can be a cylindrical cushion member.
- a material such as ethylene, propylene, jengo (EPDM) and / or silicon can be used.
- the elastic body 9 1 on the fixing member side is arranged so that the inner diameter portion is in contact with the outer diameter portion of the hole portion 8 3 b. In other words Then, the elastic body 9 1 on the fixing member side is guided by the hole 8 3 b.
- the cushion member When a cushion member is used as an elastic body, the cushion member may be formed of one material or may be formed of a plurality of materials. For example, U E P D M having a relatively low elastic modulus may be sandwiched between silicon having a relatively high elastic modulus. The combination of materials makes it possible to adjust the rebound resilience of the cushion member to the inherent pulsation frequency caused by the performance of the brake fluid pump.
- the outflow opening side damper portion 8 1 c is provided with a downstream movable member 8 5 that can move in the axis A x c direction of the accommodation chamber 5 8.
- the downstream movable member 8 5 is a downstream movable member disk portion 8 5 a having a hole in the central portion and a downstream extending from the inner diameter portion of the central hole of the downstream side movable member disk portion 8 5 a to the bottom portion 5 8 a side. It has a side movable member cylindrical part 8 5 b.
- the downstream movable member 8 5 faces the bottom 5 8 a side from the outer peripheral portion of the downstream movable member disk portion 8 5 a, and the diameter increases as it approaches the bottom 5 8 a. Equipped with c.
- the downstream movable member disk portion 8 5 a, the downstream movable member cylindrical portion 8 5 b, and the downstream side movable member enlarged diameter portion 8 5 c are integrally formed.
- the cylindrical portion 8 6 d is inserted through the inside of the downstream movable member cylindrical portion 8 5 b. In other words, the cylindrical portion 8 6 d guides the movement of the downstream movable member 8 5.
- a damper member 90 is provided on the outer side.
- the damper member 90 is arranged so that the outer peripheral portion is in contact with the downstream side movable member diameter expansion portion 8 5 c, and is guided by the downstream side movable member diameter expansion portion 8 5 c.
- downstream movable member disk portion 8 5 a of the downstream movable member 8 5 is the fixing member disk portion 8 3 of the fixing member 8 3 due to the urging force received from the outflow opening side elastic body 9 6 and the damper member 90. It abuts on a and closes the hole 8 3 b.
- valve member 9 4 abuts on the columnar portion 8 6 d of the cylindrical member 8 6, but the upstream movable member 8 4 continues to move. Therefore, at this timing, the valve member 9 4 is separated from the seat portion 8 4 d. After that, the upstream movable member 8 4 comes into contact with the step portion 5 8 c, and the movement is completed. That is, the dimensions of each member are set in advance so that the amount of movement of the upstream movable member 8 4 is larger than the amount of movement of the valve member 94.
- Fig. 4 shows a state in which the valve member 9 4 is in contact with the cylindrical portion 8 6 d, but is still in contact with the seat portion 8 4 d. After passing through this state, the upstream movable member 8 4 moves further and comes into contact with the step portion 5 8 c.
- FIG. 5 shows a state in which the downstream movable member 8 5 has moved to the bottom 5 8 a side.
- the brake fluid flows out from the fixed member side damper portion 8 1 b to the outflow opening side damper portion 8 1 c.
- the brake fluid that has flowed out to the damper section 8 1 c on the outflow opening side flows out from the outflow opening 95 c to the outside of the pulsation reduction section 80.
- each elastic body hinders the sudden movement of the upstream movable member 8 4 and the downstream movable member 8 5, and the flow of the brake fluid can be made abrupt. ..
- damper member 90 functions as a resistance to the elastic body 96 on the outflow opening side, it is possible to stabilize the movement of the movable part material 85 on the downstream side when moving.
- the upstream movable member 8 due to the action of each elastic body and the orifice, the upstream movable member 8 The sudden movement of 4 and the downstream movable member 8 5 is hindered, and the sudden flow of brake fluid is hindered.
- the flow of the brake fluid in the pulsation reducing unit 80 can be moderated, and the pressure pulsation of the brake fluid can be reduced. As a result, it is possible to reduce the noise caused by the pulsation generated when the pump 60 is driven.
- 5 1 Base, 5 8: Containment chamber, 5 8 a: Bottom, 6 ⁇ : Pump, 8 ⁇ : Pulsation reduction part, 8 1 a: Inflow opening side damper part, 8 1 b: Fixing member side damper part, 8 1 c: Outflow opening side damper part, 8 2: Lid part, 8 3
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