Integrated pump device
AssigneeDenso Corporation
InventorsKazunori Uchida, Tomohiro Takahashi, Hiroyuki Shintani
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Abstract
An integrated pump device forms a module in which a motor, an oil pump rotated by a driving force of the motor, and a hydraulic parking lock actuator are integrally constructed. The hydraulic parking lock actuator operates to switch between an advance state and a retard state by hydraulic pressure supplied from the oil pump, and locks a parking lock mechanism of an automobile in the advance state and unlocks the parking lock mechanism in the retard state. The oil pump can supply oil for cooling or lubrication to an oil consumer via the hydraulic parking lock actuator.
Claims11
An integrated pump device, comprising:
- a motor;
- an oil pump rotated by a driving force of the motor and configured to discharge oil drawn from an oil pan;
- and
- a hydraulic parking lock actuator that operates to switch between an advance state and a retard state by hydraulic pressure supplied from the oil pump, and that locks a parking lock mechanism of an automobile in the advance state and unlocks the parking lock mechanism in the retard state;
- wherein
- the motor, the oil pump and the hydraulic parking lock actuator are integrated to configure an integrated module,
- the hydraulic parking lock actuator is connected to an oil consumer via an indirect supply oil passage, and
- the oil pump is configured to supply oil for cooling or lubrication to the oil consumer through the hydraulic parking lock actuator.
An integrated pump device, comprising;
- a motor,
- an oil pump rotated by a driving force of the motor and configured to discharge oil drawn from an oil pan;
- and
- a hydraulic parking lock actuator that operates to switch between an advance state and a retard state by hydraulic pressure supplied from the oil pump, and that locks a parking lock mechanism of an automobile in the advance state and unlocks the parking lock mechanism in the retard state;
- wherein
- the motor, the oil pump and the hydraulic parking lock actuator are integrated to configure an integrated module,
- the hydraulic parking lock actuator is connected to an oil consumer via an indirect supply oil passage,
- the oil pump is configured to supply oil for cooling or lubrication to the oil consumer via the hydraulic parking lock actuator;
- the hydraulic parking lock actuator includes:
- a housing including one or more vane chambers, and
- a vane rotor accommodated in the housing and provided with one or more vanes corresponding to the vane chamber,
- in the hydraulic parking lock actuator, an advance chamber is provided in an area of the vane chamber in a circumferential direction of the vane, and a retard chamber is provided in another area of the vane chamber in the circumferential direction,
- the hydraulic parking lock actuator is a rotary actuator in which the vane rotor is configured to rotate in one direction to enter the advance state when the hydraulic pressure is supplied to the advance chamber, and to rotate in other direction to enter the retard state when the hydraulic pressure is supplied to the retard chamber,
- at least one of the vane chambers includes a communication port communicating with the indirect supply oil passage at a position between the advance chamber and the retard chamber in the circumferential direction,
- at an initial stage of rotation of the vane rotor, the vane closes the communication port in a hydraulic chamber to which hydraulic pressure is supplied from the oil pump, and
- when the communication port is opened in a hydraulic chamber to which the hydraulic pressure is supplied from the oil pump after the vane rotor starts to rotate, the vane is made to supply the oil, delivered from the oil pump to the hydraulic parking lock actuator, to the oil consumer via the indirect supply oil passage.
An integrated pump device, comprising:
- a motor;
- an oil pump rotated by a driving force of the motor and configured to discharge oil drawn from an oil pan;
- and
- a hydraulic parking lock actuator that operates to switch between an advance state and a retard state by hydraulic pressure supplied from the oil pump, and that locks a parking lock mechanism of an automobile in the advance state and unlocks the parking lock mechanism in the retard state:
- wherein
- the motor, the oil pump and the hydraulic parking lock actuator are integrated to configure an integrated module,
- the hydraulic parking lock actuator is connected to an oil consumer via an indirect supply oil passage,
- the oil pump is configured to supply oil for cooling or lubrication to the oil consumer via the hydraulic parking lock actuator;
- the hydraulic parking lock actuator includes:
- a cylinder, and
- a piston configured to reciprocate within the cylinder,
- in the hydraulic parking lock actuator, an advance chamber is provided in an area of the cylinder in an axial direction of the piston, and a retard chamber is provided in another area of the cylinder in the axial direction of the piston,
- the hydraulic parking lock actuator is a cylinder type actuator in which the piston is configured to move in one direction to enter the advance state when the hydraulic pressure is supplied to the advance chamber, and to move in other direction to enter the retard state when the hydraulic pressure is supplied to the retard chamber,
- the cylinder has a communication port formed in a middle portion in a moving direction between the advance chamber and the retard chamber, the communication port being in communication with the indirect supply oil passage,
- at an initial stage of movement of the cylinder, the piston closes the communication port in a hydraulic chamber to which hydraulic pressure is supplied from the oil pump, and
- when the communication port is opened in the hydraulic chamber to which the hydraulic pressure is supplied from the oil pump after the cylinder starts to move, the oil delivered from the oil pump to the hydraulic parking lock actuator is supplied to the oil consumer via the indirect supply oil passage.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.