Eaton Intelligent Power Limited

Stephen Marshall Devan

Joshua Boone Pepper

Kelly Dale Valtr

Phillip Wayne Galloway

Brady Powell Dearing

David E Korba

Eugene Mikhailovich Grigoriev

Douglas Scott

Charles Shand

Kevin Stuart Williams

Steven C Birch

Simon Orde

Daniel Chapman

Mark D Stacey

The present disclosure relates to a hydraulic power pack arrangement that can be configured in multiple different mounting configurations. The hydraulic power pack arrangement can include a bracket assembly for mounting a hydraulic power pack core assembly and a hydraulic reservoir assembly at a mounting location such as a floor, wall, or ceiling of an aircraft.

Hydraulic power pack with adjustable mounting arrangement

An electronic pressure compensated hydraulic motor pump is controlled to provide variable output power based on a variable input signal. The variable output power feature allows the motor pump to be used with a power management system to better match the output power of the motor pump with the available power of an electrical system. The ability to provide variable output power provides beneficial power management for electrical systems that switch between different power modes, e.g., between a generator power mode and a battery power mode.

Electronic pressure compensated hydraulic motor pump with variable output power

An electric motor pump system includes a variable displacement pump, an electric motor connected to drive the variable displacement pump, a first control piston configured to limit an output pressure characteristic of the pump, and a second control piston controlled via a servo valve according to an output speed of the electric motor. In embodiments, the second piston is configured to maintain a substantially constant output flow of the pump as the output speed of the electric motor changes. With embodiments, the first and second control pistons may be configured to act on a yoke of the variable displacement pump.

Electric motor pump system and method

A fluid device system includes a fluid pump, an electric motor in engagement with the fluid pump, and a controller. The electric motor is adapted for rotation in response to an electric signal. The controller is adapted to communicate the electric signal to the electric motor. The controller includes a lookup table having a plurality of performance data related to the fluid pump and the electric motor. The performance data from the lookup table is used by the controller to set aspects of the electrical signal communicated to the electric motor in order to achieve a desired attribute of the fluid pump.

Electronic control for a rotary fluid device

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Madison, MS, United States of America

Stephen Marshall Devan