Patent classifications
F04C2/07
ROTARY VANE HYDRAULIC ELEMENT
A rotary vane hydraulic element, body of which, confining internal hydraulic space in the shape of toroid with the rotation axis X-X, is divided by plane (A-A), that crosses the space perpendicularly to the rotation axis (X-X) and in case of the space of circular toroid shape (torus)by plane (A-A) that crosses the space perpendicularly to the rotation axis (X-X) and the center point of the circle delimiting the space, into the movable part (1.1)the rotor and the stationary part (1.2)the stator. Both parts of the body are bound by two thrust rings (1.7a) and (1.7b), that are fastened concentrically on the both opposite sides of the hydraulic space each to the respective edge of one body part and that overlap the other body part radially, to create in conjunction with both body parts two concentric slewing bearings.
ROTARY VANE HYDRAULIC ELEMENT
A rotary vane hydraulic element, body of which, confining internal hydraulic space in the shape of toroid with the rotation axis X-X, is divided by plane (A-A), that crosses the space perpendicularly to the rotation axis (X-X) and in case of the space of circular toroid shape (torus)by plane (A-A) that crosses the space perpendicularly to the rotation axis (X-X) and the center point of the circle delimiting the space, into the movable part (1.1)the rotor and the stationary part (1.2)the stator. Both parts of the body are bound by two thrust rings (1.7a) and (1.7b), that are fastened concentrically on the both opposite sides of the hydraulic space each to the respective edge of one body part and that overlap the other body part radially, to create in conjunction with both body parts two concentric slewing bearings.
Electric oil pump including pump housing and eccentric assembly non-concentrically arranged with pump housing
The present application discloses a high-precision electric oil pump, which relates to the technical field of new energy vehicles. The electric oil pump includes a pump housing connected with an outer gear and an inner gear engaged with each other, the pump housing is internally connected to a fixed shaft concentrically arranged with the pump housing, the outer gear is connected to the fixed shaft and concentrically arranged with the pump housing, the fixed shaft includes a connecting section, an eccentric calibrator is provided on an outer circumferential wall of the connecting section, the eccentric calibrator and the connecting section form an eccentric assembly, the inner gear is rotated around a geometric central axis of the eccentric assembly, and the eccentric assembly is non-concentrically arranged with the pump housing.
Electric diaphragm pump with offset slider crank
A diaphragm pump having a crankshaft that is rotatable about a rotational axis and coupled to a piston. The piston is reciprocally displaceable within a piston cylinder along an axis of motion between suction and discharge strokes. A diaphragm housing coupled to the piston cylinder at least partially defines a pumping chamber through which fluid is pumped as the piston reciprocates. The axis of motion, which intersects a connection between the piston and the connecting rod, may not intersect the rotational axis of the crankshaft such that, relative to an arrangement in which the axis of motion does intersect the rotational axis, a peak magnitude of piston side load forces during the discharge stroke is reduced and a peak magnitude of piston side load forces during the suction stroke is increased so as to attain an improved balance between the peak magnitudes of piston side load forces of the discharge and suction strokes.
Electric diaphragm pump with offset slider crank
A diaphragm pump having a crankshaft that is rotatable about a rotational axis and coupled to a piston. The piston is reciprocally displaceable within a piston cylinder along an axis of motion between suction and discharge strokes. A diaphragm housing coupled to the piston cylinder at least partially defines a pumping chamber through which fluid is pumped as the piston reciprocates. The axis of motion, which intersects a connection between the piston and the connecting rod, may not intersect the rotational axis of the crankshaft such that, relative to an arrangement in which the axis of motion does intersect the rotational axis, a peak magnitude of piston side load forces during the discharge stroke is reduced and a peak magnitude of piston side load forces during the suction stroke is increased so as to attain an improved balance between the peak magnitudes of piston side load forces of the discharge and suction strokes.