Patent classifications
F04B1/2007
Hydrostatic axial piston machine
A hydrostatic axial piston machine includes a housing, a connection plate closing the housing, working connections formed on the connection plate, a drive shaft, a swashplate, a cylinder drum coupled to the shaft in the direction of rotation, bores formed in the drum and each including a piston, a control plate against which the drum bears, a retraction plate for removing a piston from the bores, and a retraction ball arranged in front of the first end face of the drum which surrounds a drum neck of the drum and the shaft and by which the retraction plate is loaded in the direction of the swashplate. A pressure chamber is defined by seals between the retraction ball, the drum, and the shaft, and is configured to be acted upon by a pressure above a housing pressure. The retraction ball is sealed against the drum neck and against the shaft.
AXIAL PISTON PUMP WITH PORT PLATE HAVING BALANCE FEED APERTURE RELIEF FEATURE
A piston pump includes a ported member that is moveably disposed within an internal space of a housing between a rotating group and the housing. The ported member includes a first face facing the rotating group and a second face facing a fluid inlet and outlet. The ported member includes an intake port and a discharge port. Moreover, the ported member includes a balance aperture configured to pass fluid between the biasing member and a pump chamber as the rotating group rotates within the internal space such that the biasing member biases the ported member toward a balanced position within the internal space. The balance aperture has a rim at the first face. The rim is clefted at a relief feature of the first face. The relief feature is recessed into the first face.
Hydraulic device
A hydraulic device (1) comprises a housing (27), a shaft (2) which is mounted in the housing (27) and rotatable about a first axis of rotation (4), wherein the shaft (2) has a flange (8) extending perpendicularly to the first axis (4), a plurality of pistons (9) which are fixed to the flange (8) at equiangular distance about the first axis of rotation (4), and a plurality of cylindrical sleeves (10) cooperating with the pistons (9) to form respective compression chambers (11) of variable volume. The sleeves (10) are rotatable about a second axis of rotation which intersects the first axis of rotation (4) by an acute angle such that upon rotating the shaft (2) the volumes of the compression chambers (11) change. Each piston (9) has a piston head (14) including a ball-shaped circumferential outer side. Each of the pistons (9) has a modular structure comprising a piston head member (14) which forms the piston head, a piston pin (20) which is fixed to the flange (8) and to which the piston head member (14) is mounted, and a spacer (26) which is located at the outer side of the piston pin (20) and sandwiched between the piston head member (14) and the flange (8).
Axial piston hydraulic pump
The invention relates to a hydraulic pump wherein a barrel is in sliding connection with a shaft and is driven in rotation by the shaft. A housing is formed in the barrel, the shaft sliding in the housing while projecting from the front face of the barrel. The housing and the shaft defining between them a balancing chamber, the balancing chamber being connected to a delivery aperture in such a way that fluid in the balancing chamber exerts a compressive force on the barrel which tends to press the barrel against a port plate.
Axial piston hydraulic pump
The invention relates to a hydraulic pump wherein a barrel is in sliding connection with a shaft and is driven in rotation by the shaft. A housing is formed in the barrel, the shaft sliding in the housing while projecting from the front face of the barrel. The housing and the shaft defining between them a balancing chamber, the balancing chamber being connected to a delivery aperture in such a way that fluid in the balancing chamber exerts a compressive force on the barrel which tends to press the barrel against a port plate.
Axial piston pump having a piston housing having fixed field members mounted thereto and interacting with a stator surrounding the housing and configured to generate a force which urges the housing in an axial direction
An axial piston pump has a fluid inlet, a fluid outlet, and a rotatable, one-piece piston housing carrying one or more pistons movable within one or more respective sleeves formed by the housing. A circumferential row of fixed field members is mounted to the housing at a mounting location formed by the housing, the mounting location being radially outward of the sleeve(s). The pump further has a stator surrounding the piston housing and including a circumferential row of armature windings such that the piston housing and the stator form an electro-magnetic motor operable to rotate the piston housing, and a swashplate engaged with the piston(s) such that rotation of the piston housing relative to the swashplate around an axis of rotation produces reciprocating movement of the piston(s) for the pressurisation of fluid received into the sleeve(s) from the fluid inlet and then discharged from the sleeve(s) to the fluid outlet.
Axial piston pump having a piston housing having fixed field members mounted thereto and interacting with a stator surrounding the housing and configured to generate a force which urges the housing in an axial direction
An axial piston pump has a fluid inlet, a fluid outlet, and a rotatable, one-piece piston housing carrying one or more pistons movable within one or more respective sleeves formed by the housing. A circumferential row of fixed field members is mounted to the housing at a mounting location formed by the housing, the mounting location being radially outward of the sleeve(s). The pump further has a stator surrounding the piston housing and including a circumferential row of armature windings such that the piston housing and the stator form an electro-magnetic motor operable to rotate the piston housing, and a swashplate engaged with the piston(s) such that rotation of the piston housing relative to the swashplate around an axis of rotation produces reciprocating movement of the piston(s) for the pressurisation of fluid received into the sleeve(s) from the fluid inlet and then discharged from the sleeve(s) to the fluid outlet.
HYDRAULIC DEVICE
A hydraulic device (1) comprises a housing (27), a shaft (2) which is mounted in the housing (27) and rotatable about a first axis of rotation (4), wherein the shaft (2) has a flange (8) extending perpendicularly to the first axis (4), a plurality of pistons (9) which are fixed to the flange (8) at equiangular distance about the first axis of rotation (4), and a plurality of cylindrical sleeves (10) cooperating with the pistons (9) to form respective compression chambers (11) of variable volume. The sleeves (10) are rotatable about a second axis of rotation which intersects the first axis of rotation (4) by an acute angle such that upon rotating the shaft (2) the volumes of the compression chambers (11) change. Each piston (9) has a piston head (14) including a ball-shaped circumferential outer side. Each of the pistons (9) has a modular structure comprising a piston head member (14) which forms the piston head, a piston pin (20) which is fixed to the flange (8) and to which the piston head member (14) is mounted, and a spacer (26) which is located at the outer side of the piston pin (20) and sandwiched between the piston head member (14) and the flange (8).
Hydrostatic Axial Piston Machine
A hydrostatic axial piston machine includes a housing, a connection plate closing the housing, working connections formed on the connection plate, a drive shaft, a swashplate, a cylinder drum coupled to the shaft in the direction of rotation, bores formed in the drum and each including a piston, a control plate against which the drum bears, a retraction plate for removing a piston from the bores, and a retraction ball arranged in front of the first end face of the drum which surrounds a drum neck of the drum and the shaft and by which the retraction plate is loaded in the direction of the swashplate. A pressure chamber is defined by seals between the retraction ball, the drum, and the shaft, and is configured to be acted upon by a pressure above a housing pressure. The retraction ball is sealed against the drum neck and against the shaft.
Fluid pressure pump and fluid pressure system
A fluid pressure pump and a fluid pressure system in which leakage of fluid and ablation of a cylinder block and a port plate can be prevented by pressing the cylinder block to the port plate with an appropriate pressing force. A hydraulic pump includes a cylinder block that has a cylinder chamber that may be in communication with an oil passage of a port plate and in which a piston is housed; and a cylinder block pressing means imparting, to the cylinder block, a pressing force that presses the cylinder block to the port plate. The cylinder block pressing mechanism has a changing means that changes the force that presses the cylinder block to the port plate.