Retaining segment
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsHerbert Dreher, Clemens Krebs
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Abstract
A retaining segment for retaining a back-up plate of a hydrostatic piston machine is disclosed. The retaining segment has a recess for an actuating element of an adjusting device and a retaining surface that extends along an arc section. A stop surface is formed on the retaining segment. The stop surface and the receiver for an actuating element are formed on opposing ends of the retaining segment and are oriented towards a side remote from a mounting surface.
Claims13
A retaining segment for retaining a recoil plate of a hydrostatic piston machine having a receiver for an actuating element of an adjusting device and a retaining surface which extends along a portion of a circular arc,
- wherein at least one stop surface is formed on the retaining segment;
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- wherein the stop surface and the receiver for an actuating element are formed on opposing ends of the retaining segment and are oriented towards a side remote from a mounting surface.
A retaining segment for retaining a recoil plate of a hydrostatic piston machine having a receiver for an actuating element of an adjusting device and a retaining surface which extends along a portion of a circular arc,
- wherein at least one stop surface is formed on the retaining segment;
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- wherein the portion of the circular arc corresponds to a circle segment with an opening angle of about 90°.
A retaining segment for retaining a recoil plate of a hydrostatic piston machine having a receiver for an actuating element of an adjusting device and a retaining surface which extends along a portion of a circular arc,
- wherein at least one stop surface is formed on the retaining segment;
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- wherein the retaining segment is fitted with a magnet which serves to detect a pivoting angle of a pivoting cradle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.