Pierburg Pump Technology Gmbh

Pierburg Gmbh

Pierburg Ag

Wolfgang Zacher

Ronald Rathke

Michael Weinert

Andreas Knoll

Rene Patzner

Jens Teubel

Enrico Lindner

Alexander Findeisen

Stefan Beyer

Wolfgang Weller

Frank Langner

Walther Sinn

René Patzner

Pietro Travaglini

Gerald Porz

Carmine Candeloro

Antonio Basilischi

A motor vehicle pump arrangement includes a pumping unit having engagement steps, and a mounting arrangement which mounts the pumping unit to a motor vehicle mounting structure which corresponds to the pumping unit. The mounting arrangement includes a vibration-decoupling body having a ring shape, and a clip retainer which is attached to the vibration-decoupling body. The vibration-decoupling body radially surrounds the pumping unit, supports the pumping unit, and is attachable to the motor vehicle mounting structure. The clip retainer axially retains the pumping unit. The clip retainer includes a retainer frame which extends in a transversal pumping unit plane and which is axially supported by the vibration-decoupling body, and retainer arms which axially project from the retainer frame. Each of the retainer arms engages a respective one of the corresponding engagement steps of the pumping unit so as to axially retain the pumping unit.

Motor vehicle pump arrangement and mounting arrangement for a motor vehicle pump arrangement

A motor vehicle pump arrangement includes a pumping unit and a mounting arrangement. The pumping unit has a substantially cylindrical pumping unit housing and at least one support protrusion which radially protrudes from the pumping unit housing. The mounting arrangement mounts the pumping unit to a motor vehicle mounting structure corresponding thereto. The mounting arrangement has a ring-shaped pump support body. The pump support body radially surrounds and supports the pumping unit and is attachable to the motor vehicle mounting structure. An axial side of the pump support body includes a castellated structure having axially extending merlons and protrusion receptacles. One protrusion receptacle is arranged between two adjacent merlons. The support protrusion engages with at least one of the protrusion receptacles.

An electric canned coolant pump includes a drive motor comprising a split case provided as a separating can which separates a wet chamber comprising a motor rotor from a dry chamber comprising a motor stator. The separating can comprises a separating can form-fit structure. A Hall sensor is arranged on the separating can. The Hall sensor detects a position of the motor rotor in the dry chamber. The Hall sensor comprises a sensor head and Hall sensor electric connecting lines. A positioning element comprises positioning element electric connecting lines which are connected with the corresponding Hall sensor electric connecting lines. The positioning element electric connecting lines comprise a connecting body comprising a connecting body form-fit structure. The connecting body is electrically insulating and holds the positioning element electric connecting lines. The separating can form-fit structure and the connecting body form-fit structure fix the connecting body on the separating can.

Electrical split-cage or canned coolant pump

A housing unit for electrical components for use in the automobile sector includes a housing part configured to be closed in a sealed manner by a housing cover arrangement. The housing cover arrangement comprises a membrane, at least one ventilation opening, a main cover element comprising a recess, and a cover closure element. The recess comprises an opening which is configured to be closed in a sealed manner by the membrane. The opening comprises a rib arrangement which is configured to pretension the membrane. The cover closure element is configured to close the recess so as to provide the at least one ventilation opening.

Housing unit for electrical components for use in the automobile sector

The invention rests on the idea that the information for controlling an EC-motor is taken from the adjustment or position of the control unit, which can be ascertained by means of a position indicator, such as a potentiometer, Hall indicator, etc. The current pattern for the EC-motor can thereafter, for example, be determined in a microcomputer disposed in the motor control for the control unit, without the motor having a rotor position determination.

Motor control for an EC-motor

The electric motor comprises an internal rotor and an external stator with stator windings. The rotor comprises several permanently magnetic pole shoes. The stator windings are supported by stator pole shanks comprising, radially inside, stator pole shoes facing the rotor pole shoes. Via a short circuit bridge, the stator pole shoes are connected with the adjacent stator pole shoes so that all the stator pole shanks are integrally formed with each other. Radially outside, the stator pole shanks and stator pole shoes are connected with each other only by a separate yoke ring set thereon. All the windings are wound from radially outside with one single continuous winding wire when the yoke ring has been removed.

Electric motor

An electric fuel pump for an internal combustion engine in which a pump mechanism is provided in a housing for pumping fuel from an inlet to an outlet of the housing. A d.c. motor in the housing is drivingly connected to the pump mechanism, the fuel flowing through the housing past the motor to the outlet. A module including a commutation circuit for the d.c. motor is sealed in the housing from the fuel which flows therearound and cools the module. The module is constructed with an injection-molded casing around the circuit which is connected to stator windings of the motor and to an outside power supply.

Electric fuel pump

A pump-motor unit for pumping a coolant for cooling an internal combustion engine in which a centrifugal pump is connected to an electrically commutated d.c. motor to be driven thereby. A power electronic circuit is mounted on a plate and installed in the unit in connection with the d.c. motor to operate the motor in accordance with signals delivered to said power electronic circuit from an external power source. A cooling body is supported in the unit to cool the power electronic circuit by transferring heat from the power electronic circuit to the coolant. The centrifugal pump and the d.c. motor are interconnected through the cooling body.

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Doebeln, Germany

Wolfgang Zacher