A piston pump, in particular for a hydraulic assembly of an electronically controllable vehicle brake system, includes a cylinder element that has a pressure chamber with an outlet formed on the inside. The piston pump further includes an outlet-restricting element held on the outside of the cylinder element on a component by a first holder.

A hydraulic component, in particular of a hydraulic braking system, includes a conduit section through which brake fluid flows. The conduit section has at least one reflection surface that is impinged by the brake fluid.

A damping device includes a structure that defines an inlet and an outlet configured to supply pressure medium to the damping device, a first pressure chamber connected to the inlet and to the outlet, a second pressure chamber configured to receive a compressible medium, and a third pressure chamber having a pressure level. The damping device further includes a separating device and a pressure-medium connection. The separating device is positioned between the first pressure chamber and the second pressure chamber, and is configured to separate the third pressure chamber and the second pressure chamber and enable pressurization of the second pressure chamber with the pressure level of the third pressure chamber. The pressure-medium connection has an integral resistance and connects the first pressure chamber to the third pressure chamber.

A slip-controllable vehicle brake system includes a brake circuit to which a master brake cylinder is connected to a wheel brake. The connection between the brake circuit and the master brake cylinder is controlled by a changeover valve. To supply the wheel brake with pressure medium, the brake circuit has a pressure generator that is externally driven and interacts with a pressure build-up valve of the wheel brake. The brake system includes a pressure pulsation damping device with a pulsation damper and a resistor which forms a flow cross-section. The pressure build-up valve and/or the changeover valve is continuously adjustable and steplessly switched from an open position into a blocked position. The flow cross-section of the resistor is actualized by an electronic triggering of the pressure build-up valve or the changeover valve such that it is variably adjusted to changing environmental or operating conditions.

Disclosed herein is a hydraulic brake system. The hydraulic brake system comprises a damping device configured to attenuate pressure pulsation of brake oil discharged according to a driving of a pump, wherein the damping device includes a sleeve fixed to a bore that is connected to a discharge end of the pump and having an opened one side, a damping piston slidably installed inside the sleeve, and an elastic member provided inside the sleeve and configured to elastically support the damping piston, and wherein a slot having a width which is varied is formed at an inner circumferential surface of the sleeve in a direction in which the brake oil flows so that a variable orifice is formed between the damping piston and the sleeve.

A damping device, for example for damping pressure pulses in a brake circuit of a slip-controllable hydraulic vehicle brake system, includes a damper chamber with a pressure medium volumetric capacity, which can be varied in a pressure-dependent manner, and a flow resistor connected downstream thereof. Disadvantageously, the pressure medium volumetric capacity of the damping device is not available for the brake pressure build-up when the brake pressure is generated by the driver, and the pedal travel on a brake master cylinder of a vehicle brake system is therefore lengthened. A mechanism limits the pressure medium volumetric capacity of the damping device in the case of a passive braking operation. In the case of partially active or fully active braking operations, in contrast, the mechanism has no effect and the full scope of the pressure medium volumetric capacity of the damping device is available for damping pressure pulses.

Disclosed is a hydraulic brake system comprising a master cylinder forming a braking hydraulic pressure according to an operation of a brake pedal, wheel brakes provided at a front wheel and a rear wheel, respectively, to provide a braking force by receiving the braking hydraulic pressure of the master cylinder, solenoid valves provided at an inlet side and an outlet side of each of the wheel brakes to control a flow of the braking hydraulic pressure, a low pressure accumulator temporarily storing oil discharged from the wheel brake during a pressure reducing braking in which the solenoid valve operates, a pump configured to compress oil stored in the low pressure accumulator such that the oil is discharged toward the wheel brake or the master cylinder according to a demand, and an orifice provided at an outlet side of the pump, wherein the orifice includes an outer case and an inner case provided to form a space between the outer case and the inner case while assembled to the outer case, a first oil passage passing through the inner case, and a second oil passage provided in the space between the outer case and the inner case, and the first oil passage and the second oil passage have lengths different from each other.

Disclosed herein is a pulsation damping device of a hydraulic brake system. The pulsation damping device of a hydraulic brake system which attenuates a pressure pulsation of brake oil discharged from a pump, the device comprises a damping portion installed to be inserted into a bore in communication with an inport into which the brake oil flows and an outport through which the brake oil is discharged, and a cap coupled to one end of the bore to block the one end, wherein a flow path is formed on an outer circumferential surface of the damping portion to guide the brake oil introduced into the inport to be discharged through the outport, and the flow path is formed in a longitudinal direction of the damping portion to be continuously connected from the inport to the outport.

Disclosed herein is a pulsation damping device of a hydraulic brake system. The pulsation damping device of a hydraulic brake system which attenuates a pressure pulsation of brake oil discharged from a pump comprise a sleeve inserted into a bore which communicates with an inport into which the brake oil is introduced and an outport through which the brake oil is discharged, wherein one end of the sleeve is open and the other end is closed, a damping member accommodated in the sleeve and hollowed to form a damping space therein, and a stopper member configured to block one open end of the bore and coupled to an opening of the sleeve.

A slip-controllable vehicle brake system includes a drivable pressure generator configured to supply at least one wheel brake of a brake circuit with pressure medium. The pressure generator has a pump inlet valve and a pump outlet valve to control the throughput of the pressure medium. Novel system functions, such as pedestrian protection, require that the pressure generator has a drive with increased power to provide high pressure medium volumes to the wheel brakes at a faster rate. In the case of ABS braking, a high braking pressure generated by the drive works against the starting of the pressure generator and increases the starting current. To ease the starting of the drive and to limit the required starting current, a mechanism is provided downstream of the pump outlet valve which prevents an exerting of the pressure generator on the pressure side with the pressure of the main brake cylinder.