Abstract:
A piston pump (1) is described for pumping a liquid comprising: a head (10) wherein at least a cylinder (15) is obtained, a piston (45) slidably inserted in the cylinder, a first sealing annular gasket (60) which circumferentially sealingly contacts the piston (45), a second sealing annular gasket (80) which circumferentially sealingly contacts the piston, and an annular body (100) which circumferentially encloses the piston (45) and is at least partially accommodated in a housing seat (110) obtained in the head (10) in a portion of the cylinder (15). Said annular body (100) comprises: a first housing seat (150) wherein the first sealing annular gasket (60) is housed, a second housing seat (155) wherein the second sealing annular gasket (80) is housed, and a third housing seat (185) wherein a third sealing annular gasket (190) is housed, which is placed between the annular body (100) and the housing seat (110) of the annular body.
Abstract:
A fluid dispensing device includes a housing and a reciprocating piston fluid pump coupled to the housing. The reciprocating piston fluid pump includes a piston. The piston is configured to pressurize at least one pumping chamber. A motor is connected to the reciprocating piston fluid pump to actuate the piston. A spray tip connected to an outlet of the at least one pumping chamber.
Abstract:
An axial piston pump may comprise a valve plate assembly including a plurality of valve plates rotatably disposed adjacent to each other and configured to control the flow of fluid between a piston chamber and inlet and outlet port passages. The piston pump may also comprise a swashplate arrangement that is capable of being angled in two different directions to be used in combination with the valve plate assembly. A fixed displacement axial piston pump may also comprise the valve plate assembly disclosed herein in which pressure transitions are facilitated in the same fashion, but without the variable of changing swashplate angles which control pump flow.
Abstract:
A variable displacement pump-motor includes a pump-motor having a plurality of cylinders and pistons, and further including a main shaft rotatable relative to the system body. A hydro mechanical control system includes a plurality of main stage valves in communication with the plurality of cylinders. Each of the main stage valves is configured to open and close a cylinder of the plurality of cylinders to one or more of high or low pressure fluid sources. A pilot spool valve is in selective communication with each of the main stage valves. The pilot spool rotates with the main shaft. The pilot spool includes coding configured to operate each of the main stage valves to open and close the respective cylinders to the one or more high and low pressure fluid sources according to a translational position of the pilot spool and rotation of the pilot spool by the main shaft.
Abstract:
A pump system includes a pump housing defining a plurality of pump bores, a plurality of pumping members, and a plurality of valves positioned within the pump housing. Each of the valves includes a valve body defining a plurality of inlets, arranged to receive a low pressure fluid, a suction valve coupled to the valve body and movable between a closed position and an open position, the suction valve including a suction valve closing member having a conical contact surface having a large diameter portion, and a first elastomeric member positioned adjacent the large diameter portion, and a discharge valve coupled to the valve body and movable between a closed position and an open position, the discharge valve including a discharge valve closing member having a conical contact surface having a large diameter portion, and a second elastomeric member positioned immediately adjacent the large diameter portion.
Abstract:
A pump assembly 10 for high pressure cleaners having a pump body 12 encasing the free end 14 of a motor shaft provided with a keyed-on wobble plate 16 which moves one or more than one axial pistons 18 that are elastically tensioned by helical springs 20. The pump assembly also includes a pump head 32 fixed to the pump body 12 provided with fluid inlet and outlet conduits and relative valves, and an intermediate housing 34 for receiving and guiding the piston 18. The intermediate housing 34 has a frustoconical-shaped body with its larger diametered bottom section facing the same-diametered pump body 12 and being secured thereto by screws 36.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a high-pressure cleaning appliance with a motor-pump unit, comprising a pump head on which is positioned a piston subassembly, which carries a drive motor with the interposition of a planetary gearing, and has a plurality of pistons which can be moved back and forth in the longitudinal direction of the motor-pump unit and each penetrate into a pumping chamber of the pump head, and also comprising a swash-plate unit which interacts with the pistons, the planetary gearing having a sun gear which is connected in a rotationally fixed manner to the motor shaft of the drive motor and is coupled to a ring gear via planet gears rotatably mounted on a planet gear carrier, the planet gear carrier being connected in a rotationally fixed manner to the swash-plate unit. In order for it to be possible for the planetary gearing to be lubricated to good effect even when the motor-pump unit is oriented substantially vertically, it is proposed for the piston subassembly to have an oil sump into which penetrates an oil-delivery tube which is aligned coaxially with the motor shaft and is connected in a rotationally fixed manner to the planet gear carrier, it being possible for oil to be fed to the planetary gearing from the oil sump via the oil-delivery tube.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a hydrostatic axial piston engine (1), having a housing (2), which with two transverse walls (18a, 18b) and a peripheral wall (2c) connecting these longitudinally to one another surrounds an interior (3), a driving shaft (19), which extends longitudinally in the housing (2) and is mounted rotatably in the housing (2), and a swash plate (4), which is mounted longitudinally adjacent to the cylinder drum (5) in the housing (2) and supported against which in an articulated manner are pistons (9) that are reciprocably mounted in approximately longitudinally extending piston holes (6) in the cylinder drum (5). In order to improve the axial piston engine (1) in terms of a spatially advantageous shape, the peripheral wall (2c) has at least one radial elevation (34a), which is constructed in an elongate manner in the longitudinal direction of the housing (2) and which is formed by two peripheral wall portions (2e), which are arranged in an angular or U-shaped manner and delimit a radially widened interior portion (36).
Abstract:
An improved pump assembly 10 for high pressure cleaners, comprising a pump body 12 encasing the free end 14 of a motor shaft provided with a keyed-on, wobble plate 16 which moves one or more than one axial pistons 18 that are elastically tensioned by helical springs 20; the improved pump comprising also a pump head 32 fixed to said pump body 12 provided with fluid inlet and outlet conduits and relative valves, further to an intermediate housing 34 integrating the piston 18 support and guide lodgings. Said housing 34 features a frustoconical-shaped body with its larger diametered bottom section facing said same-diametered pump body 12, that it is secured onto by way of screws 36
Abstract:
A linear dual channel hydraulic control unit for a motor vehicle, having a motor section with an output shaft having a first output shaft end and an opposing second output shaft end. A rotationally adjustable wobble plate having an apex portion is fixed onto either end of the output shaft. A hydraulic block is mated onto either end of the motor section. Each hydraulic block includes an inlet for fluid communication with a braking fluid source and an outlet for fluid communication with a braking system brake, a pump cavity housing a pumping assembly and having an opening disposed on a first end, and first and second valve cavities housing first and second fluid control valves. Mated to each hydraulic block is a control sections providing first and second solenoid coils receiving portions of the first and second fluid control valves. The pumping assembly is reciprocally driven by the rotatable piston bearing surface along an axis radially disposed from and otherwise parallel to the axis of rotation of the rotatable piston bearing surface. Each of the wobble plates includes an apex that can be rotationally offset relative to the other about the axis of rotation ‘A’ to control the timing of the output cycle of the pumping assemblies; thereby reducing or eliminating the natural harmonic vibrations of the pumping assemblies and/or minimizing the current draw of the motor.