Fluid controller, in particular as part of a hydraulic steering unit
AssigneeDanfoss Power Solutions ApS
InventorsAbdul Karim Rahimzai, Poul Ennemark
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AssigneeDanfoss Power Solutions ApS
InventorsAbdul Karim Rahimzai, Poul Ennemark
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A fluid controller (1), in particular as part of a hydraulic steering unit, is described said controller (1) comprising a housing (2) having a supply port arrangement, a sleeve (4) arranged rotatably in a bore of the housing (2), a spool (3) arranged rotatably in the sleeve (4), and a measuring motor, wherein the measuring motor comprises a plurality of working chambers, each working chamber being connected to the bore, wherein the sleeve (4) comprises a commutation geometry (7) having a first partition and controlling together with a housing geometry (5) of the housing (2) a flow of hydraulic fluid into and out of the working chambers and the spool (3) comprises a spool geometry (14) controlling together with a valve geometry (10, 11) of the sleeve (4) a flow of hydraulic fluid between the supply port arrangement and the commutation geometry. Such a fluid controller should have a stable control behavior. To this end the valve geometry (10,11) comprises a second partition different from the first partition.
A fluid controller, in particular as part of a hydraulic steering unit, said controller comprising a housing having a supply port arrangement, a sleeve arranged rotatably in a bore of the housing, a spool arranged rotatably in the sleeve, and a measuring motor, wherein the measuring motor comprises a plurality of working chambers, each working chamber being connected to the bore, wherein the sleeve comprises a commutation geometry having a first partition and controlling together with a housing geometry of the housing a flow of hydraulic fluid into and out of the working chambers and the spool comprises a spool geometry controlling together with a valve geometry of the sleeve a flow of hydraulic fluid between the supply port arrangement and the commutation geometry, wherein the valve geometry comprises a second partition different from the first partition.
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