Hydrostatic servomechanism with artificial feedback

Power plants – Pressure fluid source and motor – Manual pump pressurizes fluid to position output motor...

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60402, 60405, 60468, 91391R, F15B 1518

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ABSTRACT:
A hydrostatic servomechanism adapted to control the direction of vehicles and self-propelled machines. The mechanism has a power circuit with at least one servopump, at least one servomotor and at least one distributor, a control circuit with a measuring pump actuated by a command element as for example a steering wheel connected by means of control conduit branches to reset mechanisms and at least one feedback simulator with a flow meter in the power circuit and a controllable throttle means incorporated between the control branches of the control circuit. The feedback simulator forms a combined feedback simulator consisting of the flow meter and the throttle means controllable in steps, the throttle means being formed as a combination of several connected controllable throttle means.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2020951 (1935-11-01), Lemon
patent: 2058894 (1936-10-01), Link
patent: 2893356 (1959-07-01), Murray
patent: 3135170 (1964-06-01), Glaser

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