Slipper arrangement for hydraulic pump
AssigneeJ. I. Case Company
InventorsE. L. Falendysz, Eldon M. Brumbaugh
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AssigneeJ. I. Case Company
InventorsE. L. Falendysz, Eldon M. Brumbaugh
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An improved slipper is disclosed for a fluid pressure pump of the radial piston type for operably connecting a piston to a cam lobe on a crankshaft. The slipper includes an inner arcuate side surface for engagement with the cam lobe on the crankshaft and an opening through the slipper body to permit centrifugal flow of fluid for piston filling. The opposite side of the slipper body includes a recess for retaining a hardened annular seat inert. The spherical head of the piston rides on the inner circumference or edge of the insert, and the sharp edge of the insert provides a wiping action on the piston head as relative motion occurs between the piston and slipper. Further, an open area is provided on both sides of the line of contact between the piston and slipper to prevent contaminants from entering between the contacting surfaces which would spoil the seat.
A piston slipper for fluid pressure pumps of the radial piston type, said slipper including a generally rectangular body having inner and outer surfaces, said inner surface being arcuately shaped for engagement with a cam lobe on a crankshaft, said slipper body including an opening therethrough to permit centrifugal flow of fluid through said slipper, said outer surface including a recess retaining a hardened annular seat insert, said insert including an inner circumferential right angle corner which provides a sharp line of contact for engaging and supporting the spherical end of a piston, and said circumferential inner corner providing a wiping action on said spherical end of said piston and said spherical piston end extending into said seat insert and being movable relative thereto.
In a fluid pressure pump of the radial piston type, including a piston having an enlarged spherical head with an axial drilling therethrough which allows fluid flow in through the piston head and a crankshaft having at least one cam lobe, the improvement comprising:
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