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<p>1467272 Valves AUSTRALIAN IRON & STEEL PTY Ltd 25 March 1974 [2 April 1973] 13214/74 Heading F2V Two hydraulically-operated devices, such as an extendible leg 8, Fig. 1, and a chuck 63 for a drill are independently controlled by valves 24, Fig. 7, and 22, Fig. 4, respectively, supplied from a common inlet 9 through a pressure responsive valve 13 which throttles the flow to one valve to compensate for pressure changes in the flow to the other valve. The valve 22 is adjusted axially against a spring 58 by a handle 62 to regulate the flow to a motor 7 driving the chuck while the valve 24 is rotated through gearing 52, 53 by a hand lever 55 on which the handle 62 is pivoted, the valve 24 having a first position in which fluid is supplied to a passage 29 to extend the leg, a second position in which the leg is locked and the fluid supply is returned to tank and a third position in which fluid is supplied to a passage 30 to retract the ]eg. Excessive pressure in the supply to the leg is prevented by a pilot operated relief valve in a passage 23 leading from a chamber 19 to the valve 24. The relief valve may be designed to provide progressive relief pressure. The chamber 19 contains a spring 15 for the pressure responsive valve 13 and communicates with the common inlet 9 through a throttle 17 which may be pre-set. The leg 8, Fig. 2, may have a first portion 69 extended by the application of fluid pressure through the passage 29 to a piston 71 until a stop 74, engages a cap 68 when a second portion 77 is similarly extended by a piston 80 until a stop 83 engages a cap 76. Fluid from the spaces below the pistons is returned to a line 30 through apertures 91, 92, passages 87 and a tube 88. To retract the Cg, fluid is supplied to the line 30 and withdrawn through the passage 29. Specification 1,467,273 is referred to.</p> |
