Patent classifications
F04C2/104
Hydraulic orbital machine and method for adjusting an orbital machine
Provided is a hydraulic orbital machine and a method of adjusting a hydraulic orbital machine comprising a first and a second lobed disk which rotate eccentrically about a rotation axis and within respective rotors; the machine is characterized by the fact that it has adjustment means designed to mutually angularly offset the angles at which, when the machine is at a standstill, the chambers defined between the lobed disks and the stator have minimum volume.
ROTARY FLUID PRESSURE DEVICE WITH DRIVE-IN-DRIVE VALVE ARRANGEMENT
A rotary fluid pressure device, such as a low-speed, high-torque gerotor motor, is provided with a valve drive shaft that is partially inserted into and engaged with a main drive shaft as the main drive shaft engages a rotating output shaft and engages a rotating and orbiting star member of a positive displacement device. The device is also provided with a drive retainer configured to retain the engagement of the main drive shaft and the valve drive shaft.
VARIABLE DISPLACEMENT GEROTOR PUMP
A gerotor pump includes a casing including a pumping chamber, a fixed gear being inserted into the casing and rotating at a fixed position, including a plurality of teeth formed inside a cylinder, and including at least one fluid hole at one end of the cylinder to allow a fluid to flow from the pumping chamber or into the pumping chamber, a moving gear provided inside the fixed gear and including one less number of teeth than a number of the plurality of teeth of the fixed gear and movable in an axial direction, a gear block arranged inside the fixed gear and movable in the axial direction, a gear ring arranged outside the moving gear, in which the moving gear can be movable with respect to the gear ring in the axial direction, and a gear ring cover provided at one end of the casing and including a hole in which the gear ring is rotated.
HYDRAULIC MACHINE
A hydraulic machine (1) such as a pump or motor includes a working section (6) such as a gerotor. A spool (3) is rotatable about an axis (4) within a bore of the machine housing (2). The spool includes hydraulic fluid directing passages that enable operation of the machine. The spool includes first and second axially spaced apart circumferential grooves (14, 15). A plurality of first axial grooves (16) extend in intersecting relation with the first circumferential groove and a plurality of second axial grooves (17) extend in intersecting relation with the second circumferential groove. The first and second axial grooves are arranged in alternating relation about the circumference of the spool. The circumferential grooves are bounded radially inwardly by respective bottom walls (19, 22) that have a greater radial distance from the axis with axial proximity to the intersecting grooves.
HYDRAULIC MACHINE
A hydraulic machine (1) has a working section (6) and a fluid control section (28). The fluid control section includes a spool (3) that is rotatable in a cylindrical bore (30) about an axis (4). A distributor plate (18) extends intermediate of the control section and the working section. The spool includes an axial recess (10) which is axially bounded by a radially extending annular wall (44). A front face (48) of the annular wall rotates in abutting engagement with a plate face contact area (50) of the distributor plate. Hydraulic fluid flows through at least one groove (52) that extends radially and circumferentially across the abutting areas of the spool and the distributor plate to provide lubrication and heat absorption.
Rotary fluid pressure device with drive-in-drive valve arrangement
A rotary fluid pressure device, such as a low-speed, high-torque gerotor motor, is provided with a valve drive shaft that is partially inserted into and engaged with a main drive shaft as the main drive shaft engages a rotating output shaft and engages a rotating and orbiting star member of a positive displacement device. The device is also provided with a drive retainer configured to retain the engagement of the main drive shaft and the valve drive shaft.
IMPROVED HYDRAULIC ORBITAL MACHINE AND METHOD FOR ADJUSTING AN ORBITAL MACHINE
Provided is a hydraulic orbital machine and a method of adjusting a hydraulic orbital machine comprising a first and a second lobed disk which rotate eccentrically about a rotation axis and within respective rotors; the machine is characterized by the fact that it has adjustment means designed to mutually angularly offset the angles at which, when the machine is at a standstill, the chambers defined between the lobed disks and the stator have minimum volume.
Hydraulic motor disc valve optimization
A disc valve assembly includes a disc element housed within a housing, the disc element having an inlet facing side and a second side opposite to the inlet facing side, and flow pathways configured as a plurality of different pressure zones with the flow pathways extending axially along a longitudinal axis of the disc element from at or adjacent to the inlet facing side to the second side. The valve housing that houses the disc element includes porting configured as part of the plurality of different pressure zones respectively in fluid communication with the flow pathways of the disc element. The disc element is configured to rotate to control a flow of hydraulic fluid through the disc valve assembly. The different pressure zones are isolated from each other using a plurality of annular sealing rings located on the inlet facing side of the disc element.
ROTARY FLUID PRESSURE DEVICE WITH DRIVE-IN-DRIVE VALVE ARRANGEMENT
A rotary fluid pressure device, such as a low-speed, high-torque gerotor motor, is provided with a valve drive shaft that is partially inserted into and engaged with a main drive shaft as the main drive shaft engages a rotating output shaft and engages a rotating and orbiting star member of a positive displacement device. The device is also provided with a drive retainer configured to retain the engagement of the main drive shaft and the valve drive shaft.
Cardan shaft
A shaft (1) is shown comprising a shaft section (2) having an axis (3), a tooth geometry (4) at least at one end of said shaft section, said tooth geometry (4) having a first end (5) opposite said shaft section (2) and a second end (6) adjacent said shaft section (2), a number of teeth (7) distributed in circumferential direction around said axis (3), a bottom curve (9) between adjacent teeth (7), and an outer tooth curve (12), said bottom curve (9) having a positive slope from said first end (5) towards said shaft section (2) and a negative slope (14) at said second end (6). In such a shaft wear should be made as small as possible. To this end said bottom curve (9) comprises a section having a concave bottom curvature (15) between said positive slope and said negative slope.