Connector plate, hydraulic machine having a connector plate, and hydrostatic unit having a hydraulic machine and a hydraulic attachment part
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorBrian Kane
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Abstract
A connector plate, for mechanically and hydraulically connecting a hydraulic machine with a hydraulic attachment part, includes a plurality of hydrostatic connector recesses. Each recess has a first side that includes a first orifice opening to the hydraulic attachment part, and a second side with a second orifice opening to the hydraulic machine. The plurality of orifices are arranged so as to open in a substantially axially parallel manner with respect to a drive shaft of the hydraulic machine. A hydraulic machine includes such a connector plate, and a hydrostatic unit includes such a hydraulic machine and a hydraulic attachment part.
Claims11
A hydraulic machine, comprising:
- a housing;
- a drive shaft;
- and
- a connector plate, including:
- a plurality of hydrostatic connector recesses that penetrate through the connector plate, and that each include:
- a first orifice on an attachment part side of the connector plate;
- and
- a second orifice on a hydraulic machine side of the connector plate;
- wherein the first and second orifices of the plurality of hydrostatic connector recesses are arranged so as to open in a substantially axially parallel manner with respect to the drive shaft of the hydraulic machine;
- a first plurality of fastening mechanisms configured to connect the connector plate to a hydraulic attachment part in block-like manner;
- and
- a second plurality of fastening mechanisms configured to connect the connector plate to the housing of the hydraulic machine in a block-like configuration,
- wherein
- each of two of the plurality of hydrostatic connector recesses is assigned to a respective working connector of the hydraulic machine, and
- a third of the plurality of hydrostatic connector recesses is assigned to a leakage connector of the hydraulic machine.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.