Low speed, high torque rotary abutment motor
Assignee5iTech, LLC
InventorYan Satanovskiy
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Abstract
An improved low speed, high torque rotary abutment motor is provided that is capable of producing ultra high pressures, while still remaining light weight an reliably efficient.
Claims12
A rotary abutment type hydraulic motor comprising:
- a housing formed of a housing top and a housing bottom that serves to contain the fluid and moving parts of the motor;
- an annular fluid passage formed within said housing, said fluid passage located surrounding the outer circumference of a drive shaft;
- a first port and a second port formed by said housing and in fluid communications with said annular fluid passage;
- a drive shaft rotatably mounted centrally within said housing;
- a rotor, rotatably mounted within said fluid passage and having a first rotor vane radially extended outward from said drive shaft and symmetric to a second rotor vane;
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- at least one rotary abutment that rotates in an overlapping concentric fashion over the path of each rotor vane such that during impingement between said rotor vane and said second rotary abutment, said entire rotary abutment will rotate in a pressure sealed manner;
- wherein said first rotor vane and said second rotor vane form the main operative valve for said motor.
In a rotary abutment type hydraulic motor having a housing formed of a housing top and a housing bottom that serves to contain the fluid and moving parts of the motor, an annular fluid passage formed within said housing located surrounding the outer circumference of a drive shaft, a first port and a second port formed by said housing and in fluid communications with said annular fluid passage, and a drive shaft rotatably mounted centrally within said housing, wherein the improvement comprises:
- a rotor, rotatably mounted within said fluid passage and having a first rotor vane radially extended outward from said drive shaft and symmetric to a second rotor vane.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.