A solenoid operated valve includes a valve block defining a valve lumen, a poppet slidably disposed within the valve lumen, a solenoid including a core defining a core lumen aligned with the valve lumen, and an armature assembly. The armature assembly includes an armature disc, an armature guide having a hollow cylindrical body defining an armature guide passage, and an armature stud disposed within the armature guide passage. The armature stud is in communication with the poppet so that axial movement of one is translated into axial movement of the other. The valve further includes a coil cover enclosing the solenoid, and a guard disposed to prevent contact between the armature assembly and an adjacent component of the valve. A method of assembling a solenoid operated valve includes placing a shim between the armature disc and the core, and pressurizing and energizing the valve.

A check valve comprises a valve housing defining a pair of valve openings, a pair of flappers pivotably mounted for rotation relative to the housing between an open position in which they permit fluid flow through the respective valve openings and a closed position in which they prevent fluid flow through the valve openings, and a stop pin extending across the valve such that the flappers will contact the stop pin in their open positions. Each flapper comprises a primary flapper element and a secondary flapper element, each pivotally mounted to a hinge pin extending across the valve. The primary flapper element further comprises a flapper opening formed therethrough. The secondary flapper element is pivotally mounted to the hinge pin such that it may rotate relative to the primary flapper element for opening or closing the flapper opening.

A check valve comprises a valve housing defining a pair of valve openings, a pair of flappers pivotably mounted for rotation relative to the housing between an open position in which they permit fluid flow through the respective valve openings and a closed position in which they prevent fluid flow through the valve openings, and a stop pin extending across the valve such that the flappers will contact the stop pin in their open positions. Each flapper comprises a primary flapper element and a secondary flapper element, each pivotally mounted to a hinge pin extending across the valve. The primary flapper element further comprises a flapper opening formed therethrough. The secondary flapper element is pivotally mounted to the hinge pin such that it may rotate relative to the primary flapper element for opening or closing the flapper opening.

The present disclosure relates to a noise reduction member and a solenoid valve for a brake system with the same, and a noise reduction member according to an embodiment of the present disclosure is interposed between a sleeve including a cylindrical shape and an armature provided in the sleeve so as to be movable upward or downward, reduces noise that occurs in the event of a collision between the sleeve and the armature, and includes a support portion accommodated and supported in the armature, and a damper portion having a circular plate shape and protruding and extending from the support portion toward the sleeve.

An electromagnetic actuating device, in particular for actuating an hydraulic slide valve of an automatic transmission. It has a pole body, an armature element having a first channel that extends axially overall, and an actuating element, which is separate from the armature element, the armature element being guided in the pole body, and first effective section of the armature element on the end face is at least intermittently in contact with a second effective section of the actuating element on the end face, the first channel fluidically communicating with a second channel implemented in or on the actuating element when the effective sections are in contact.

An electromagnetic actuating device, in particular for actuating an hydraulic slide valve of an automatic transmission. It has a pole body, an armature element having a first channel that extends axially overall, and an actuating element, which is separate from the armature element, the armature element being guided in the pole body, and first effective section of the armature element on the end face is at least intermittently in contact with a second effective section of the actuating element on the end face, the first channel fluidically communicating with a second channel implemented in or on the actuating element when the effective sections are in contact.

Provided is a valve structure capable of suppressing the vibration of a valve body. The valve structure includes a valve body and a valve seat. The valve seat has a flow path of a fluid. The flow path opens and closes. A groove surrounding a central axis of the flow path is formed in a flow path wall surface downstream of a contact section between the valve body and the valve seat.

Fluid regulators are disclosed. An example a valve body including an inlet, an outlet, and an aperture disposed between the inlet and the outlet, the outlet includes surface structures to increase a uniformity of a flow pattern of fluid flowing through a cross-section of the outlet.

Fluid regulators are disclosed. An example a valve body including an inlet, an outlet, and an aperture disposed between the inlet and the outlet, the outlet includes surface structures to increase a uniformity of a flow pattern of fluid flowing through a cross-section of the outlet.

A solenoid operated valve includes a valve block defining a valve lumen, a poppet slidably disposed within the valve lumen, a solenoid including a core defining a core lumen aligned with the valve lumen, and an armature assembly. The armature assembly includes an armature disc, an armature guide having a hollow cylindrical body defining an armature guide passage, and an armature stud disposed within the armature guide passage. The armature stud is in communication with the poppet so that axial movement of one is translated into axial movement of the other. The valve further includes a coil cover enclosing the solenoid, and a guard disposed to prevent contact between the armature assembly and an adjacent component of the valve. A method of assembling a solenoid operated valve includes placing a shim between the armature disc and the core, and pressurizing and energizing the valve.