Patent classifications
F16H39/06
BEARING FOR SUPPORTING SWASH PLATE OF HYDRAULIC STATIC TRANSMISSION
The present disclosure is directed to a bearing for supporting a swash plate of a hydraulic static transmission. According to the present disclosure, there is disclosed a technology in which plates made of aluminum and Teflon materials are coupled to each other or separate fixation portions that do not come into contact with a support are formed and fixed to the support. The control for neutral return is facilitated, and the manufacturability and versatility are improved.
BEARING FOR SUPPORTING SWASH PLATE OF HYDRAULIC STATIC TRANSMISSION
The present disclosure is directed to a bearing for supporting a swash plate of a hydraulic static transmission. According to the present disclosure, there is disclosed a technology in which plates made of aluminum and Teflon materials are coupled to each other or separate fixation portions that do not come into contact with a support are formed and fixed to the support. The control for neutral return is facilitated, and the manufacturability and versatility are improved.
Mechanically Coupled Multi-Variator Actuation
A system for mechanically coupled multi-variator actuation is disclosed. One system includes: a first hydraulic variator comprising: a first hydraulic pump; and a first hydraulic motor linked to the first hydraulic pump. The system may further include a second hydraulic variator comprising: a second hydraulic pump; and a second hydraulic motor linked to the second hydraulic pump. The system may further include a first actuator linked to the first hydraulic pump and configured to control a displacement of the first hydraulic pump; a second actuator linked to the second hydraulic pump and configured to control a displacement of the second hydraulic pump; and a mechanical link connecting the first actuator and the second actuator, the mechanical link configured to facilitate a coordinated operation of the first actuator and the second actuator.
Mechanically Coupled Multi-Variator Actuation
A system for mechanically coupled multi-variator actuation is disclosed. One system includes: a first hydraulic variator comprising: a first hydraulic pump; and a first hydraulic motor linked to the first hydraulic pump. The system may further include a second hydraulic variator comprising: a second hydraulic pump; and a second hydraulic motor linked to the second hydraulic pump. The system may further include a first actuator linked to the first hydraulic pump and configured to control a displacement of the first hydraulic pump; a second actuator linked to the second hydraulic pump and configured to control a displacement of the second hydraulic pump; and a mechanical link connecting the first actuator and the second actuator, the mechanical link configured to facilitate a coordinated operation of the first actuator and the second actuator.
Hydraulically Coupled Multi-Variator Actuator
A system for hydraulically coupled multi-variator actuation is disclosed. One system includes: a first hydraulic variator comprising: a first hydraulic pump; and a first hydraulic motor linked to the first hydraulic pump. The system may further include a second hydraulic variator comprising: a second hydraulic pump; and a second hydraulic motor linked to the second hydraulic pump. The system may further include a first actuator linked to the first hydraulic pump and configured to control a displacement of the first hydraulic pump; a second actuator linked to the second hydraulic pump and configured to control a displacement of the second hydraulic pump; a hydraulic link connecting the first actuator and the second actuator, the hydraulic link configured to facilitate a coordinated operation of the first actuator and the second actuator; a valve disposed in fluid communication with the hydraulic link connecting the first actuator and the second actuator; and a controller connected to the valve and configured to control an operation of the valve to regulate hydraulic flow in the hydraulic link.