Motor cavitation prevention device for hydraulic systems

Motors: expansible chamber type – Fluid supply through diverse paths to single expansible chamber – Second path activated in response to pressure or flow in...

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91436, F15B 1304

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056736053

ABSTRACT:
A motor cavitation prevention device for hydraulic systems is disclosed. The device exerts no influence upon return fluid of any actuators other than the hydraulic motor thereby preventing undesired pressure loss of the return line. The device has valve means installed in a given position of the return line such that the return fluid of the motor necessarily passes the check valve prior to returning to a return tank but the return fluid of the other actuators does not pass the check valve, and a feedback line for feeding the return fluid of the motor back to the motor in the ease of generation of the pressure above tank in the return line, one end of which feedback line is connected to the return line at the front of the check valve but the other end of which feedback line is connected to the motor.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3426647 (1969-02-01), Martin et al.
patent: 5022434 (1991-06-01), Tsukimoto

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