Robert Boschgmbh

Manfred Rasper

Guenter Wolff

Wilhelm Dworak

Karl-Heinz Muller

Siegfried Mayer

Claus Jons

Wolfgang Talmon

Ivan Sauer

Dietrich Schuldt

Martin Fader

An arrangement for centering an end wall of a housing of a hydraulic gear machine, such as a pump or a motor, with respect to the open end of an internal chamber provided in a housing body forming the circumferential wall of the housing includes a plurality of pins which are received in a press-fitting manner in bores of the end wall and protrude beyond an end face of the end wall which faces and closes the open end of the chamber in the mounting position. The pins may have contact surfaces which are turned to the same diameter as the corresponding inner surface of the housing body which bounds the open end of the chamber, or they may exactly fit into the open end, or overlap slightly with the inner surface in which event some material displacement or deformation takes place during the assembly of the end wall with the housing body. The bores in the end wall may be equiangularly distributed along a circle centered on an axis coinciding with that of an opening for a drive shaft in the end wall and, in the mounting position, with that of a circular section of the inner surface at the open end. A cylindrical projection may be provided at the other end face of the end wall for clamping the end wall in a clamping arrangement of a material-removing machine during the material-removing operation for producing the contact surfaces of the pins.

Gear machine centering arrangement

A source of hydraulic fluid is connected with a user by a hydraulic circuit in which a pump is interposed so as to supply the hydraulic fluid under pressure to the user. A housing is interposed in the circuit, having a bore communicating with the circuit. An air venting passage communicates with the bore and a valve body is located in the bore upstream of the passage and defines a throttling gap through which air in the circuit can pass into and out of the passage, but at which subsequent flow of hydraulic fluid will create sufficient pressure to displace the valve body to a position in which it seals the air venting passage.

Hydraulic system with air-venting arrangement

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Leonberg-Silberberg, Germany

Manfred Rasper