Hydrostatic pump including separate noise reducing valve assembl

Motors: expansible chamber type – Fluid supply through diverse paths to single expansible chamber – Three or more cylinders arranged in parallel – radial or...

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91487, F01B 1304

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ABSTRACT:
In order to reduce noise and erosion within a hydrostatic translating unit having a reversible mode of operation, preferably a pump, of the type having a cylinder barrel defining a plurality of piston bores with the cylinder barrel being rotatable relative to a cylinder head for periodically communicating the piston bores with first and second pressure ports or passages, a restrictive orifice and shuttle valve are arranged in parallel communication between each pressure port and an intermediate port positioned for communication with each cylinder bore prior to communication of the cylinder bore with the respective pressure port.

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