Low breakout hydraulic power transfer unit and method of operati

Power plants – Pressure fluid source and motor – Having condition responsive control in a system of...

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60487, 60494, 91444, F16D 3102

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ABSTRACT:
A low breakout power transfer unit for transferring power between first and second hydraulic systems includes first and second pump/motor units to allow fluid flow between the first and second pump/motor units and the first and second hydraulic systems, respectively. The transfer unit includes a detection device for sensing fluid flow demand in the hydraulic systems and values for automatically isolating the pump/motor units from the hydraulic systems when the detection means senses substantially no fluid flow demands in a hydraulic system. The transfer unit includes a bypass device for each pump/motor unit for recirculating pumped fluid in excess of fluid flow demand.

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