Control device for a hydrostatic gear driven by a drive engine

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60447, F16H 3946

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ABSTRACT:
A control device for a hydrostatic gear driven by a drive engine, preferably an internal-combustion engine, is described, having an auxiliary pump, which is driven synchronously with the drive engine speed, for the generation of a control pressure which may be adjusted by way of a regulating valve, which is dependent upon the speed of the drive engine and which acts upon the setting mechanism for the hydrostatic gear. A pressure reducing valve ("inch" valve) is thereby provided for the purpose of shutting off the control pressure as a function of an external parameter and also for lowering the control pressure in the case of a load speed reduction of the drive engine ("partial inch" function).

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