Saddle bearing support for axial piston pumps and motors

Motors: expansible chamber type – Three or more cylinders arranged in parallel radial or... – Cylinders parallel to rotation axis

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ABSTRACT:
In a multiple piston axial type pump, a support saddle and cooperating swash block are enclosed by a housing. A pair of arcuate bearing shells are attached to spaced apart bearing seats formed on the swash block. The bearing shells contact load bearing surfaces on the support saddle. The length of each of the bearing shells is less than the length of the support saddle load bearing surfaces so that the facing surfaces of the bearing shells are always in complete contact with the load bearing surfaces throughout the complete range of relative positions of the support saddle and the swash block.

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patent: 2601830 (1952-07-01), Berlyn
patent: 2737895 (1956-03-01), Ferris
patent: 2963983 (1960-12-01), Wiggermann
patent: 3124008 (1964-03-01), Firth et al.
patent: 3868889 (1975-03-01), Bobier
patent: 4167895 (1979-09-01), Rubinstein
patent: 4627330 (1986-12-01), Beck
Interim Bulletin IB13, Dec. 1978, published by Racine Fluid Power Products Division.

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