Ruslan Rudik

Title: Ruslan Rudik and Hydrostatic Piston Machine Innovations.

Introduction

Ruslan Rudik is an inventor based in Horb am Neckar, Germany. His work includes patent inventions related to adjustment devices for hydrostatic piston machines. He is associated with Robert Bosch and has 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Rudik’s listed patent work focuses on regulating the torque and swept volume of hydrostatic piston machines.

One invention describes an adjustment device that regulates torque using a piston, a regulation valve, feedback and regulation springs, and a pressure-responsive member. The valve controls pressure-medium flow into and out of a chamber. Feedback forces vary with the piston’s position, while the regulation spring and chamber pressure act on the valve slide in the opposing direction.

Another description concerns an adjustment device for a hydrostatic piston machine with adjustable swept volume. It uses an adjustment piston, a regulation valve, and two feedback springs. As the piston moves toward maximum swept volume and passes a specified position, the feedback springs exert increased force on the valve slide, with that increase determined only by the first feedback spring’s spring constant.

Career Highlights

Rudik’s patent work addresses mechanical and hydraulic control systems, particularly the regulation of torque and displacement in hydrostatic piston machines. The inventions describe how valve components, pressure forces, and spring arrangements can work together to control machine adjustment.

Collaborations

Rudik is associated with Robert Bosch. His listed coworkers include Benjamin Weihing and Andreas Apperger.

Conclusion

Ruslan Rudik’s patent contributions focus on adjustment mechanisms for hydrostatic piston machines, combining valve control, pressure response, and spring feedback to regulate machine operation.