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Class 188/190 - Vehicle body movement


Subclass of Class 188 - Brakes
Definition: Devices to compensate the disturbance of the brake-rigging
No. of patents: 6
Last issue date: 03/28/2006


NumberTitleIssue Date
7018591High heat transfer tubular reactor
A vapor-phase tubular reactor in a shell heat exchanger for removal of the heat of reaction at essentially isothermal conditions has porous wicking surface applied to the external surface of reactor tubes. The porous wicking surface on the reactor tubes draws liquid...
03/28/2006
6938739Brake head positioner
A brake head positioning means for railcar braking systems. The brake head positioning means is comprised of an attachment means that is engageable with a railcar hanger arm for attaching such brake head positioning means to such railcar hanger arm. An extension mea...
09/06/2005
4681196Control circuit for brake booster vehicular hill holder system
A brake booster (10, 210, 310) connected to a control circuit (120) provides a system for the continued braking of a vehicle when the vehicle is situated on an incline and the brake pedal (92) is released by the operator. Continued brake application is ac...
07/21/1987
4667471Brake booster for vehicular hill holder system
A brake booster (10, 210, 310) connected to a control circuit (120) provides for continued braking of a vehicle when the vehicle is situated on an incline and the brake pedal (92) is released by the operator. Continued brake application is accomplished by...
05/26/1987
4227364Self-compensating brake system for a mowing machine
A self-compensating brake system for a mowing machine of the type having a body movably supported by a plurality of rotatable drive wheels. The brake system includes a brake shaft which is rotatably journaled in the body and which is free-floating along a...
10/14/1980
4006916Lockable articulation
A lockable articulation for permitting relative angular rotation between a first and a second part, such for example as the body of a three-wheeled vehicle and the rear axle of the vehicle, said articulation comprising a hollow cylindrical drum centered a...
02/08/1977
 
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