Robert Boschgmbh

Dietmar Bantle

Michael Mast

Paul Luis Hernandez Ladera

Reiner Kaess

Olivier Krajka

Carola Spielvogel

A hydrostatic drive includes a diesel engine and a hydrostatic adjustable machine which supplies multiple consumers in normal operation as a pump. The machine has a pressure/flow regulator to which is communicated, according to the load-sensing principle, the highest load pressure of the consumers, in particular when the machine is operated as a pump. In order to realize a start/stop function of the diesel engine, a previously charged high-pressure reservoir supplies the hydrostatic machine, which then acts as a starter motor for the diesel engine. In order to switch from pump to starter motor, the hydro-machine is adjusted over zero. In order for this switch to take place quickly and reliably, the pressure/flow regulator is deactivated by means of a switching valve and the adjustment device is supplied with an adjustment pressure medium via the switching valve, which medium is taken from the high-pressure reservoir or from an auxiliary reservoir.

Hydrostatic drive

A fuel injection valve for internal combustion engines, having a valve body that tapers toward the combustion chamber, forming an annular heel, and merges with a valve shaft protruding as far as the inside of the combustion chamber. The fuel injection valve is disposed in a receiving bore, and the diameter of the receiving bore decreases toward the combustion chamber, forming a stop face. In the installed position, the annular heel is pressed against the stop face with the interposition of a sealing disk, and on the side toward the valve retaining body, the sealing disk has an annular rib encompassing it or interrupted at at least one point, and this annular rib surrounds the annular heel and engages an undercut, formed on the outside jacket face of the annular heel, and is thereby joined in captive fashion to the valve body.

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Munich, Georgia

Dietmar Bantle