Integrated electric-to-hydraulic conversion machine
AssigneeRegents of the University of Minnesota
InventorsJames Van de Ven, Garrett Bohach, Nishanth, Eric Severson
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AssigneeRegents of the University of Minnesota
InventorsJames Van de Ven, Garrett Bohach, Nishanth, Eric Severson
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An electric-to-hydraulic conversion machine includes an axial flux electric motor and a hydraulic pump. The motor includes a spindle, at least one rotor configured to rotate about the spindle, and at least one stator configured to drive rotation of the at least one rotor about the spindle. The hydraulic pump includes a piston block having a plurality of cylinders, a plurality of pistons each supported in one of the cylinders of the piston block, and a cam ring. The piston block is attached to the at least one rotor and is configured to rotate about the spindle with rotation of the at least one rotor. The cam ring is configured to radially drive the pistons during rotation of the piston block about the spindle, which drives a fluid flow.
An electric-to-hydraulic conversion machine comprising:
A method of operating an electric-to-hydraulic conversion machine comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.