Abstract:
A pressure-applying arrangement in a hydraulic axial piston machine is disclosed, having a pressure plate (7) and a piston (9) that is axially displaceable in a cylinder body (3), is biased by a spring (10) and acts against the pressure plate (7). It should also be possible to use such a pressure-applying arrangement when the axial piston machine is operated with a hydraulic fluid that has no or only very little lubricating property, for example, water. For that purpose, the piston (9) is formed from a high-strength thermoplastics material.
Abstract:
A method for mounting a cylinder sleeve (3) in a base member (1) is disclosed, in which the cylinder sleeve (3) is inserted in the base member (1) and the outer diameter of the inserted cylinder sleeve is enlarged at one end, and a hydraulic machine with a base member (1) in which at least one cylinder sleeve (3) is arranged in a cylinder bore (2). In this connection, it is desirable to be able to use materials for the cylinder sleeve that could not previously be satisfactorily fixed in the base member (1). For that purpose, the cylinder sleeve (3) is heated before the outer diameter is enlarged. The cylinder bore (2) has at at least one end a gradual enlargement (12) of diameter and the cylinder sleeve (3) has an enlargement (7) of its outer diameter matched to this enlargement (12) of diameter.
Abstract:
A radial journal bearing (5, 6) is indicated, with an interior bearing surface placed facing an exterior bearing surface, where one of the bearing surfaces comprises a slide shoe (7, 8), which has one end with a contact face loaded to contact against the other bearing surface, and where this end is movable in such a manner that the contact against the other bearing surface can be maintained by a relative displacement of the bearing surface at right angles to the direction of the load. Hereby it is achieved that the variation of the leakage between the slide shoe and the opposing bearing surface is essentially reduced, resulting in longer life and greater stability.
Abstract:
A hydraulic axial piston motor (1) is disclosed, having a rotatable cylinder drum (4), in which several work pistons (6), each provided at one end with a slider shoe (7), are arranged in work cylinders (5) so as to be axially movable, having a control plate (11), a swash plate (8), against which the slider shoes (7) bear, a pressure plate (9) which holds the slider shoes (7) on the swash plate (8), and a pressure-applying unit, which acts on the pressure plate (9) and comprises a hydraulic piston-cylinder arrangement (12, 13). Using such a motor it is desirable for an adequate contact pressure to be produced using simple means. For that purpose, the piston-cylinder arrangement (12, 13) is arranged between the cylinder drum (4) and the control plate (11).
Abstract:
A radial journal bearing (5, 6) is indicated, with an interior bearing surface placed facing an exterior bearing surface, where one of the bearing surfaces comprises a slide shoe (7, 8), which has one end with a contact face loaded to contact against the other bearing surface, and where this end is movable in such a manner that the contact against the other bearing surface can be maintained by a relative displacement of the bearing surface at right angles to the direction of the load. Hereby it is achieved that the variation of the leakage between the slide shoe and the opposing bearing surface is essentially reduced, resulting in longer life and greater stability.
Abstract:
A method for mounting a cylinder sleeve (3) in a base member (1) is disclosed, in which the cylinder sleeve (3) is inserted in the base member (1) and the outer diameter of the inserted cylinder sleeve is enlarged at one end, and a hydraulic machine with a base member (1) in which at least one cylinder sleeve (3) is arranged in a cylinder bore (2). In this connection, it is desirable to be able to use materials for the cylinder sleeve that could not previously be satisfactorily fixed in the base member (1). For that purpose, the cylinder sleeve (3) is heated before the outer diameter is enlarged. The cylinder bore (2) has at at least one end a gradual enlargement (12) of diameter and the cylinder sleeve (3) has an enlargement (7) of its outer diameter matched to this enlargement (12) of diameter.
Abstract:
A piston/slide shoe arrangement (1) of a hydraulic piston machine is disclosed, having a slide shoe (6), which is in articulated connection with a piston (4), with a friction-reducing plastics material (11) therebetween, wherein the plastics material, forming a channel (13), extends into a through-opening (12) in the slide shoe in a direction towards a sliding contact surface (7) of the slide shoe, which surface in operation lies against a swash plate (8). In such an arrangement, it is desirable when operating under adverse conditions to prevent the plastics material working its way out from the space between the piston and the slide shoe. For that purpose, the slide shoe (6) and the plastics material (11) are provided outside the through-opening (12) with at least one connecting element (16, 18) which takes up shear forces between slide shoe (6) and plastics material (11).
Abstract:
A piston/slide shoe arrangement (1) of a hydraulic piston machine is disclosed, having a slide shoe (6), which is in articulated connection with a piston (4), with a friction-reducing plastics material (11) therebetween, wherein the plastics material, forming a channel (13), extends into a through-opening (12) in the slide shoe in a direction towards a sliding contact surface (7) of the slide shoe, which surface in operation lies against a swash plate (8). In such an arrangement, it is desirable when operating under adverse conditions to prevent the plastics material working its way out from the space between the piston and the slide shoe. For that purpose, the slide shoe (6) and the plastics material (11) are provided outside the through-opening (12) with at least one connecting element (16, 18) which takes up shear forces between slide shoe (6) and plastics material (11).
Abstract:
A pressure-applying arrangement in a hydraulic axial piston machine is disclosed, having a pressure plate (7) and a piston (9) that is axially displaceable in a cylinder body (3), is biased by a spring (10) and acts against the pressure plate (7). It should also be possible to use such a pressure-applying arrangement when the axial piston machine is operated with a hydraulic fluid that has no or only very little lubricating property, for example, water. For that purpose, the piston (9) is formed from a high-strength thermoplastics material.