Poclain Hydraulics Industrie

Jean Heren

Philippe Raymond Lucienne

Andre Prigent

Gilles G Lemaire

André Prigent

Cyrille D'Hersignerie

Julien Viard

Clement Philippe Recoura

Benjamin Basson

Laurent Albert

Stéphane Vidal

Dominique Costaz

Julien Engrand

Christophe Gouzou

Romain Gostomski

Jean-Philippe Raisin

Julien Lambey

Jean-Claude Cousin

Herve Desumeur

Hervé Desumeur

Clément Recoura

Viktor Kuban

Fablen A Roger

Kyle Arndt

Bohdan Hornacek

Benjamin Tenaud

The present invention concerns a hydraulic pressure amplifier device comprising a casing () having two chambers () of different cross-sections which house a staged piston () comprising two piston sections () with cross-sections respectively el matching the chambers (), and means () for controlling the movement of the piston (), characterised by the fact that the control means () are formed of an electronic control driven by means for estimating the ends-of-stroke of the piston () without an end-of-stroke sensor or mechanical stop.

Hydraulic pressure amplifier

An emergency braking device including an actuator (), a pressurizing circuit () supplying the actuator () via a control pressure and a discharge circuit (). The discharge circuit () includes restrictors () for controlling the pressure and/or flow rate of the supply fluid of the actuator () during a discharge of the actuator. The restrictors () are configured to define an intermediate pressure between a low pressure level and the control pressure of the actuator ().

Variable-torque emergency brake device

The invention relates to a hydraulic transmission device for a vehicle, said device comprising a first pump and a second pump, a first hydraulic apparatus and a second hydraulic apparatus, a first supply circuit connecting the first pump to the first apparatus, and a second supply circuit connecting the second pump to the second apparatus and wherein a non-return valve between the supply circuits, the valve having a direction for passing from the first to the second supply circuit, a first return circuit connecting the first apparatus to said pumps, a second return circuit the second apparatus to the admissions to said pumps so that the return circuits are in permanent fluidic communication with each other through a junction.

Oil distribution device with a non-return valve

The present disclosure is directed to a hydrostatic transmission apparatus including a pump, a first motor, and a second motor having two elementary motors. Each of the motors having first and second enclosures for feed/discharge. In work mode and in road mode, the second enclosure of the first elementary motor of the second motor and the first enclosure of the first motor are connected together in series, the second enclosure of the first motor being connected to the second port of the pump, and the second enclosure of the second elementary motor of the second motor is connected to the second port of the pump. In work mode, the first enclosure of each of the two elementary motors of the third motor is connected to the first port of the pump.

Hydrostatic transmission device ensuring good driveability

The invention relates to a braking system () including:

Braking system equipped with cooling means

A vehicle including a driving axle (), a driven axle (), a hydraulic pump () and a hydraulic motor () providing hydraulic assistance for driving the driven axle () by lapping off torque applied to the driving axle (). The driving axle () comprising includes a differential () thus defining two output half axles on which wheels are mounted. Rotation of the box allows the output half axles to be rotationally driven at distinct speeds. The hydraulic pump () includes a rotor and a stator, the stator being mounted fixed with respect to the chassis and the rotor being connected to and rotating as one with the differential box (). The hydraulic pumps () are rotationally driven at a speed equal to the average speed of the two half axles associated with the differential () on which the pump is mounted.

Vehicle with hydraulic assistance by transmitting torque from a driving axle to a driven axle

The invention relates to a hydraulic apparatus () including: a casing () defining a first assembly; a shaft () defining a second assembly; said first and second assemblies being freely rotatable relative to one another; a multi-lobe cam () rotatably connected to one of said first or second assembly; a dispenser () and a dispenser cover (); a cylinder block () mounted such as to be freely rotatable relative to said first and second assemblies and including a means for rotatably engaging relative to the other of said assemblies, characterized in that the hydraulic apparatus () includes a return means for moving the cylinder block () in order to rotatably disengage same from said first or second assembly, and in that the dispenser () is configured, when applying pressure, to rotatably engage the cylinder block () relative to the other of said first or second assembly.

Hydraulic apparatus having an improved structure for its commissioning

A hydraulic apparatus including a machine shaft having a proximal end and a distal end, adapted to drive a cylinder block. A clutch having a clutch shaft having a proximal end and a distal end, and a plurality of friction discs linked to the distal end of the clutch shaft and a plurality of friction discs linked to the proximal end of the machine shaft for selectively engaging the clutch shaft with the machine shaft. The friction discs are disposed radially around the machine shaft. The distal end of the clutch shaft is bell-shaped so as to surround the proximal end of the machine shaft. The bell shape defines an inner space where the proximal end of the machine shaft and the friction discs linked to the clutch shaft are located.

Hydraulic apparatus comprising an improved assembly of a hydraulic machine and a clutch

An hydraulic transmission device () comprising an hydraulic motor (), an hydraulic pump (), a fluid accumulator (). The device has an accumulator-driven mode, an energy-recovery mode, a pump-driven mode. In the pump-driven mode, the pump supplies the motor with fluid drawn from an unpressurized reservoir; and in the energy-recovery mode, the motor is supplied by the pump drawing fluid from said reservoir. An assembly () comprising a device () as defined above, a shaft (), and a mass () mounted eccentrically on the shaft.

Hydraulic transmission device allowing energy recovery

Hydraulic apparatus for recovering energy, said apparatus comprising a hydraulic motor, and a high-pressure fluid source and a low-pressure fluid source. The apparatus has: an energy consumption mode, in which the fluid is transferred from the high-pressure fluid source to the low-pressure fluid source while driving the motor in rotation; and an energy accumulation mode, in which, by the action of the motor operating as a pump, the fluid is transferred from the low-pressure source to the high-pressure fluid source. The apparatus further comprises a pressure reducer disposed on a duct interconnecting the two fluid sources. In energy accumulation mode, if the level of the low-pressure source is tending to become excessively low, the reducer opens, enabling fluid to reach the low-pressure fluid source via the first duct.

Apparatus for recovering energy

Hydrostatic transmission apparatus having an elementary motor with a feed enclosure and a discharge enclosure; a displacement selector suitable for taking up a bypass position, in which the feed and discharge enclosures are interconnected via a bypass link; and constriction means for constricting said bypass link. When the selector is in the bypass position, the constriction means can be activated to restrict the flow of fluid through the bypass link when the discharge pressure in the discharge enclosure exceeds a constriction threshold, said threshold being a function of a control pressure prevailing in a control chamber.

Hydrostatic transmission apparatus making improved braking possible

Hydraulic transmission apparatus including a pressurized fluid source and at least one hydraulic motor fed by said pressurized fluid source. The motor has two motor ducts for feed/discharge, and one casing duct. The motor can be operated in assisted mode, in which it generates torque or in unassisted mode in which it does not generate any torque and its pistons are maintained in the retracted position under the effect of the pressure in the casing duct. The apparatus further includes an accumulator suitable for feeding: This apparatus thus enables the motor to be positively clutched/declutched quickly.

Hydraulic transmission apparatus making quick positive clutching/declutching possible

A hydraulic transmission system for a vehicle is provided. The system includes a main pump serving to feed with fluid at least one hydraulic motor for driving a vehicle mover member; an auxiliary pump, the main pump and the auxiliary pump being suitable for being actuated jointly; and a 'bypass' connection between a delivery orifice of the auxiliary pump and an unpressurized reservoir. In addition, a first constriction is arranged on the bypass connection, and configured to maintain a pump protection pressure in a pump protection portion of the bypass connection. This pressure is applied to the main orifices of the main pump when said pump is actuated but is not delivering, thereby ensuring that the pump is protected.

Hydraulic transmission system having a main pump that can be actuated continuously

The present invention relates to a hydrostatic transmission closed circuit comprising

Supplementary boosting for hydrostatic transmission circuit

This invention discloses a hydraulic braking system () for a vehicle comprising:

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