Abstract: A hydraulic pump is provided that reduces or eliminates unwanted noise, local pressure waves, pressure pulsations or cavitation and the like through use of pressure and suction chambers that are in substantial fluid isolation except for a backflow connection with a predetermined flow cross section to the suction chamber.

Abstract: A hydraulic pump is provided that reduces or eliminates unwanted noise, local pressure waves, pressure pulsations or cavitation and the like through use of pressure and suction chambers that are in substantial fluid isolation except for a backflow connection with a predetermined flow cross section to the suction chamber.

Abstract: A sickleless gear wheel pump includes an internally geared hollow wheel including a plurality of tooth tips. A pinion includes a plurality of tooth tips and meshes with the hollow wheel. The hollow wheel and pinion are rotatably disposed in a housing. The housing has a suction connection and a pressure connection. The hollow wheel has openings for a medium to be pumped therethrough. Each tooth tip of the plurality of tooth tips of the hollow wheel has a profile groove in which there is present a sealing element that is radially moveable during rotation of the hollow wheel and pinion and which is in sliding seal-off engagement with a respective tooth tip of the plurality of tooth tips of the pinion. Each sealing element is metallic.

Abstract: An internal geared wheel pump that does not have a crescent shaped piece. The pump has an internal geared wheel that meshes with a pinion. The pinion and geared wheel are mounted in a rotatable manner in a housing that has a suction connection and a pressure connection. The geared wheel has passages that produce each time a conductive connection between the base of the tooth and the envelope surface of the geared wheel. Conductive connections are produced between the bearing flanks of the teeth of the geared wheel or the teeth of the pinion and the radial boreholes of the geared wheel.

Abstract: A crescentless internal gear pump includes a housing with an intake connection and a pressure connection. An internally toothed internal gear has an outside surface and is disposed for rotation within the housing. Each tooth includes a head and a base, the internal gear having radial openings that form a conducting connection between a tooth base and the outside surface. A pinion, which is rotatably disposed within the housing and meshing with the internal gear, has teeth with each tooth including a head. The teeth of one of the internal gear and pinion, includes a profile groove with a base provided in the heads into which a sealing element is disposed and which slides on an opposing tooth head. The sealing element has a sealing surface and includes a channel that produces a conducting connection between the profile groove base and the sealing surface. The sealing element is slightly movable in the profile groove in the radial direction to form a controlled gap.

Abstract: A non-crescent seal gear pump includes a housing with a pump chamber, a rotatable ring gear in the pump chamber having an outer periphery and internal toothing and an eccentric pinion with external toothing and rotatable in mesh with the rotatable ring gear at one circumferential side of the ring gear and the pinion and the ring gear. The tooth tips of the ring gear have grooves in which are inserted radially movable sealing elements that are movable radially slightly. The sealing elements in the ring gear and the teeth of the pinion are so placed as to slide past each other at the other circumferential side of the ring gear. A distribution groove is worked into either the wall of the profile groove and/or into the sealing element at the wall and the distribution groove extends axially along the sealing element. Radial legs may project outwardly from the axially extending distribution groove.

Abstract: A sickleless internal gear pump with an internally toothed ring gear and a pinion meshing with the ring gear, the two fitted rotatably in a common casing. The ring gear includes radial conduits for the medium to be pumped and elements which are radially movably fitted in grooves in the tooth heads of the ring gear or pinion. The sealing elements slide on the opposing tooth head of the pinion or ring gear and include control spaces on which pressure is applied from the rear. For pressure application in the control spaces there is machined at least one control slot in the area of the pressure buildup zone, on at least one side of the part of the casing which laterally bounds the ring gear and pinion.

Abstract: The invention is directed to a sickleless internal gear pump with an internal ring gear and a pinion meshing with the ring gear. The ring gear has radial apertures for the medium being pumped, and sealing elements radially movably disposed in an appropriate profile groove, and inserted in respective tooth heads of the ring gear, or in the tooth heads of the pinion. The sealing elements are able to slide on the opposite tooth heads of the pinion, or of the ring gear. The head shape of the sealing element and the shape of the tooth space bottom of the ring gear, or of the pinion, are configured such that the sealing element establishes a seal between the pressure space and the suction space in the area of dead center.

Abstract: Internal gear pump with an internal gear, a thrust plate arranged on each side of the internal gear, a powered external pinion arranged eccentrically relative to the internal gear and meshing with it, and a sickle-shaped, floating filler part split in peripheral direction and bearing with its blunt end on an axial support pin. The first segment of the filler part that faces the teeth of the pinion has a greater radial thickness than its second segment facing the teeth of the internal gear. The first segment features in the parting interface at least one axially extending groove for accommodation of a sealing element. The first segment features at least one stop for restricting wear on the surface facing the teeth of the pinion.

Abstract: The invention relates to a sickleless internal gear pump with an internally toothed ring gear and a pinion meshing with the ring gear. The pinion and ring gear are rotatably mounted in a housing having a suction port and a pressure port. The ring gear includes radial ports for the medium to be pumped. The tooth heads of the ring gear or the tooth heads of the pinion have a profile groove into which a plurality of sealing elements are respectively inserted. The sealing elements are able to slide on the radially opposite tooth of the pinion or ring gear. The invention is characterized by a profile groove, viewed in axially perpendicular section, which has no ports. The individual sealing elements are provided with a channel establishing a fluid connection between the interior of the profile groove and the sealing face of the sealing element. The channel, viewed in the direction of rotation of the pinion, is enveloped by the material of the sealing element.

Abstract: The invention is directed to a sickleless internal gear pump including an internal ring gear and a pinion meshing with the ring gear. The internal ring gear and pinion having a common width and a plurality of teeth extending across the width. Each tooth has a tooth head with an involute profile. Each ring gear tooth includes a tooth head having a slot therein. The ring gear has a plurality of radial ports. A housing rotatably carries the internal ring gear and the pinion, and includes a suction port, a pressure port and an axial expanse corresponding to the teeth width. A plurality of sealing elements are respectively disposed in the ring gear tooth head slots. The sealing elements are radially movably disposed in the slots, and each sealing element defines an end face of the tooth head. The end face has an exterior profile corresponding to the involute profile. Each sealing element comprises a stop surface and a fixed stop.

Abstract: The invention relates to a sickleless internal gear pump with an internal ring gear and a pinion meshing with the ring gear. The ring gear and pinion are rotatably mounted in a common housing part having an axial expanse corresponding to the width of the teeth of the ring gear and the pinion. The housing features a suction port and a pressure port. The ring gear features radial ports for the fluid medium to be pumped. Disposed in the pressure side region of the housing, opposite the rotating gearing parts of the ring gear and the pinion, is an axially movable axial disk exerting a force on the rotating gearing parts dependent on an axial pressure derived from the working pressure. The axially movable disk provides axial sealing by compensating for the gap between it and the fixed housing.

Abstract: An internal gear pump having the following characteristics: an internal gear; a pinion which meshes with the internal gear and is mounted eccentrically with regard to the internal gear; a shaft supporting the pinion; a central ring-shaped housing part encompassing the internal gear and pinion and comprising a suction socket as well as a pressure socket; on both sides of the central housing part, a ring-shaped housing intermediate part each by which the shaft is supported; a cutout provided in each intermediate part and extending bow-shaped in peripheral direction; a web is provided which bridges the sole cutout; and the web is located at least approximately in that area of the pinion which diametrically opposes the pressure socket.

Abstract: A crescent-less internal gear pump. The internally geared wheel has a plurality of radial openings from its peripheral surface into the tooth gaps at the tooth base. The axial width of the pinion and/or the internally geared wheel is at least as great as the diameter of the rolling circle of the pinion. The filling of the inside of the pump through radial openings makes it possible to make the internally geared wheel as axially wide as the suction connection or as that part of the housing which receives the active gear parts participating in the formation of the delivery stream. It is possible to develop the axial width of the toothing considerably larger than the diameter of the rolling circle of the pinion. Complete filling of the tooth gaps with pressure fluid is assured without the occurrence of flow velocities at which the formation of noise or other disadvantages is to be expected. The pump can also be provided with two internally geared wheels arranged alongside each other.

Abstract: A hydrostatic displacement engine having pistons which slide on the inside of a stroke ring. The eccentricity of the stroke ring, relative to the cylinder block, is variable. The interior of the housing is divided in two areas which are separated from each other preferably by a seal, namely in the area located radially outside the stroke ring and the area located radially within the stroke ring. The inner and outer areas serve as a leakage oil collection space and connects through a leakage oil line with a pressureless liquid container. Emptying in the area situated radially outside the stroke ring is a connection line which is supplied by a pressure supply. A pressure valve maintains the pressure in the outer area at a value of several bars.