Maag Pump Systems Textron Ag

Maag Pump Systems Ag

Peter Blume

Roger Stehr

Michael Heinen

Frank Brinken

Gregor Seekirchner

Marco Benetti

A gear pump for delivering liquid media has a pump housing with at least two bores, in which at least two meshing gears with tooth tips are contained. The gears are radially mounted by bearing surfaces which on one side consist of areas of the tooth tips and on the other side, of areas of the interior of the bores. This arrangement requires no slide bearings in the conventional sense, which results in a smaller number of pump parts and hence to reduced manufacturing costs.

Gear pump and a method for positioning a gear pump shaft

Bearing arrangement for a pump shaft of a pump for delivering media of

A method is provided for monitoring the operating status of one or more pumps, particularly gear pumps, whereby system parameters are determined by a corresponding measuring device. The system parameters are subsequently processed in a local evaluation unit into characteristic numbers. Finally at least some of the characteristic numbers determined in the local evaluation unit are transmitted from the pump and/or the local evaluation unit to the central evaluation unit. Based on the characteristic numbers, the operating status of the pump is determined and if necessary, an appropriate action is triggered.

Method and device for monitoring system units based on transmission of

A slide bearing for a gear pump or the like has a lubrication groove provided in the surface of the cylinder forming the slide bearing. The lubrication groove is constructed to be ending flatly in the area of that edge which, with respect to the shaft rotating direction acts as an inlet edge into the slot between the slide bearing and the shaft. Thus, it is achieved that the slide bearing is sufficiently lubricated also by fluid which flows at a higher viscosity and has an unknown elastic performance.

Slide bearing, particularly for a gear pump

In order to cool the slide bearing area for the slidable bearing of a gear pump shaft, a slide bearing bush with a slide bearing area and, in the case of the guiding-through of a shaft, a sealing area extends in one piece integrally to the outside, and a cooling-medium guiding system provided in the bush is connected from the outside. This eliminates all sealing problems for the cooling medium feeding to the slide bearing area.

Gear pump channel arrangement for tempering media

A slide bearing has a bearing bore for accommodating a shaft acted upon at least temporarily by a radial force. At least one bearing end of the slide bearing has at least one chamfer for preventing a contact between the shaft and the slide bearing and/or for facilitating the supply of the slide bearing with lubricating medium. In a preferred embodiment, in which the radial force acts essentially in a predetermined direction onto the shaft, at least one chamfer is provided on an unstressed side created because of the predetermined force effect, which chamfer is larger than a chamfer on a stressed side situated opposite the unstressed side. By means of the chamfer or chamfers, the danger of contact on the unstressed side caused by a bending of the shaft is reduced and the supply of the slide bearing with lubricating medium is increased without significantly reducing the bearing length on the stressed side which essentially carries the bearing load.

Slide bearing for a shaft

A gear pump for conveying fluid media, particularly viscous media, has tube or collar-type sections on the suction side and/or delivery side for connecting the pump in a weldable manner with additional system components.

Gear pump for conveying viscous fluid media and method of making same

To reduce squeeze pressure peaks on meshing rotors of a gear pump, recesses are molded into the product duct wall in the meshing area, on the delivery side and the suction side. The recesses are formed with spherical segments or other continuously curved surfaces.

Gear pump and method of using same

A gear pump rotor assembly is disclosed. In order to prevent that the gear toothing is cooled in an unreliable manner, radial heat flow is reduced in the toothing area of the shaft, preferably by means of an insulation air chamber or other insulated section, with respect to the heat flow in other shaft areas to be cooled.

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Zurich, Switzerland

Peter Blume