A hydraulic accumulator includes a limiting portion that is fitted into a ring end gap of a snap ring to limit a decrease in a diameter of the snap ring. The snap ring is stamped from a metal sheet by a press machine. Therefore, one of two opposed surfaces of a portion of the snap ring, which is fitted into a groove, forms a sloped surface as a result of shear droop. The limiting portion is fitted into the ring end gap of the snap ring to limit the decrease in the diameter of the snap ring. Thus, it is possible to limit riding of the sloped surface of the snap ring on a corner of the groove, and thereby it is possible to limit removal of the snap ring from the groove.

The disclosure relates to an hydraulic accumulator, in particular a diaphragm accumulator, having an accumulator housing and a separating element disposed therein, which separates two media spaces from each other, wherein a weld seam is formed by a laser or electron beam welding process without any filler materials, in that at least a part of the wall parts delimiting the transition point are melted to form the weld seam, which closes off the transition point towards the surroundings, in a manner that is free of protrusions with respect to an outer circumferential surface of a connection element.

Methods and systems for a hydraulic unit. In one example, a hydraulic unit includes a torque sensor external mounted to a housing of the hydraulic unit, wherein a torque sensor mount is physically coupled to a planar portion of the housing near a flange through which a drive shaft extends.

An accumulator according to an embodiment includes, for example, a base member; a cover member welded to the base member, the cover member and the base member defining a pressure chamber therebetween; a stretchable partition member that partitions the pressure chamber into an inner chamber and an outer chamber; and a labyrinth structure provided in at least one of a first part of the base member and a second part of the cover member. The first part is located closer to the outer chamber than a welded part between the base member and the cover member. The second part is located closer to the outer chamber than the welded part, facing the first part.

The invention relates to a hydraulic accumulator, especially a piston accumulator, in which a piston part (27) separates from each other two media spaces (23, 25) inside a storage housing (1), characterized in that the piston part (27) is designed as a deep-drawn part.

A hydraulic accumulator, in particular a low-pressure accumulator, has an accumulator housing (2) and a separating element, in particular in the form of an accumulator bladder (22) separating two media chambers (3, 5) in the housing (2). The accumulator housing (2) is formed of at least two shells (8, 10) welded together at their opposing end regions (24).

A fluid tank includes polymeric liner comprising an upper wall and a lower wall. The upper wall and the lower wall define a cavity therebetween. A weld joint joins the upper and lower walls together. A method for assembling a fluid tank includes overlapping surfaces of an upper wall and a lower wall to form a liner defining a cavity. The method includes joining the surface of the upper wall and the surface of the lower wall together by welding to form a weld joint between the upper wall and the lower wall. The method can include cooling the weld joint to control warpage of the liner at the weld joint.

The Pre-Pressurized adaptive Banjo-Bolt accumulator valve device is provided, the device being configured to be installed in a Banjo bolt equipped-vehicle's brake system. The Pre-Pressurized adaptive Pre-Pressurized adaptive Banjo-Bolt accumulator valve device is provided includes a housing having an internal bore, outer threads, and a passageway extending from the outer surface of the housing to the internal bore, the internal bore containing brake fluid. The Pre-Pressurized adaptive Banjo-Bolt accumulator valve device is provided also includes a cap, adapted to be fastened to the housing and retain a primary seal. The cap defines the chamber therein, the chamber holding an elastomeric adaptive insert. The Primary seal provides a barrier between brake fluid in the brake system, and the elastomeric insert held within the chamber. A secondary o-ring seal is provided to prevent brake fluid leakage should the primary seal fail and entrapment of compressed elastomeric adaptive insert to initiate pre-pressurization of the membrane when the cap is tightened during assembly.

A method for manufacturing a vehicle pressure accumulator, in which a thermoplastic parison is used to form an enclosure around a chamber by applying at least one portion, at least partially molten, of the parison onto at least one portion of the chamber, to attach the parison to the chamber.

The present invention provides a Type 3 pressure vessel comprising a polar boss that is attached to a metallic liner and provides reinforced static strength, fatigue strength, endurance, chemical resistance and/or corrosion resistance of the liner orifice or neck region. In particular, the material of the polar boss has higher static strength, fatigue strength, endurance, chemical resistance and/or corrosion resistance relative to that of the liner material.