Robert Boschgmbh

Egon Tittmann

Heinz Walter

Gerhard Nonnenmacher

Paul Bosch

Walter Robeller

Dieter Bertsch

Delivery flow and pressure controlling device for a hydrostatic pump

An external gear type fluid power motor wherein a rotor receives two groups of gears each including a sun gear and one or more planet pinions. The sun gears are coaxial with each other; one thereof is fixed and the other drives an output shaft. Each planet pinion of one group is integral with a planet pinion of the other group or is nonrotatably coupled to it by an oldham coupling. Pressurized fluid is admitted by way of passages machined into a supporting member which is rigid with the housing and rotatably supports one end of the rotor. Such fluid flows through passages in the rotor and rotates the planet pinion or pinions of one or both groups whereby the planet pinion or pinions of one group roll along the fixed sun gear to drive the rotor and to cause the planet pinion or pinions of the other group to roll about the other sun gear which thereby rotates the output shaft. The stubs of the gears can be mounted in discrete bearing members or in covers which form part of the rotor.

Planetary gear motor having fixed and rotating sun gears

Apparatus which regulates the pressure and the rate of flow of fluid supplied by a variable-delivery radial piston or vane pump whose output can be changed by moving a ring-shaped slide block transversely of the rotor. The slide block is engaged by a relatively small piston which is subjected to fluid pressure corresponding to that at the outlet of the pump, and by a relatively large piston which is disposed opposite the smaller piston and is subjected to fluid pressure which is controlled by a regulating valve receiving pressurized fluid from the outlet. The outlet is connected with a set of first consumers, such as hydraulic cylinder and piston units, and the pressure of fluid which is delivered to first consumers can be regulated by a set of series- or parallel-connected pilot valves one of which is permanently connected with the regulating valve and the others of which are connectable to the regulating valve only by discrete two-way valves which can be opened by remote control. The outlet of the pump is further connected to a second consumer, such as a rotary hydraulic motor, by way of several flow restrictors each of which is followed by a digitally controlled shutoff valve. The number of open shutoff valves determines the amount of fluid which flows to the inlet of the hydraulic motor.

Apparatus for regulating the pressure and rate of flow of fluid supplied

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Leonberg, Germany

Egon Tittmann