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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 121 | BRAKING-FORCE GENERATOR | US13943079 | 2013-07-16 | US20140020377A1 | 2014-01-23 | Yuki ITO |
| In a braking-force generator: a master cylinder generates first braking force corresponding to an operational input through a manipulator; a hydraulic-pressure generator connected to the master cylinder through a shutoff valve generates second braking force corresponding to the operational input through the manipulator when the shutoff valve is closed; an abnormality detector repeatedly determines whether or not an operational state of the hydraulic-pressure generator is abnormal; and a controller prohibits generation of the second braking force, opens the shutoff valve, and transmits the first braking force to the hydraulic-pressure generator, when the operational state is abnormal. In the case where the abnormality detector determines that the operational state changes from an abnormal state to a normal state while manipulation with the manipulator is being performed, the controller keeps prohibition of the generation of the second braking force and keeps the shutoff valve open until the manipulation is terminated. | ||||||
| 122 | HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT FOR PROGRESSIVE ENGAGEMENT OF A HYDRAULIC DEVICE | US13945866 | 2013-07-18 | US20140020368A1 | 2014-01-23 | Cyrille D'Hersignerie |
| The present invention relates to a hydraulic circuit comprising: an accumulator (11) a hydraulic device (1) a primary line (12) and a secondary line (13) connecting each said accumulator (11) to the hydraulic device (1), the primary line (12) comprising a restriction (14) and a primary distributor (15) adapted to selectively connect the hydraulic device (1) to the accumulator (11) or to a tank (R), the secondary line (13) comprising a secondary distributor (16) alternating between a first configuration in which it blocks the secondary line (13), and a second configuration in which it is passing, said secondary distributor (16) being controlled via the pressure within the primary line (12) downstream of the primary distributor (15) relative to the hydraulic accumulator (11), such that switching from the first to the second configuration of the secondary distributor (16) takes place only when the pressure in the primary line (12) reaches a threshold value. | ||||||
| 123 | Mixer drum driving device | US13809210 | 2012-03-12 | US08616758B2 | 2013-12-31 | Yoshimitsu Takahashi |
| A mixer drum driving device includes a hydraulic motor that rotates a mixer drum, a first hydraulic pump that is driven by an engine to be capable of supplying working oil to the hydraulic motor, an electric motor, a power supply connected to the electric motor, a second hydraulic pump capable of supplying the working oil to the hydraulic motor on the basis of a driving force of the motor, and a flow dividing valve that divides the working oil discharged from the first hydraulic pump and supplies the working oil to the hydraulic motor and the second hydraulic pump. The second hydraulic pump is configured to rotate the electric motor using the working oil. The electric motor is configured to generate electric power so as to charge the power supply when driven to rotate by the second hydraulic pump. | ||||||
| 124 | MOUNTING ARRANGEMENT FOR A SUCTION MUFFLER IN A LINEAR MOTOR COMPRESSOR | US13988832 | 2011-11-24 | US20130312598A1 | 2013-11-28 | Dietmar Erich Bernhard Lilie; Rinaldo Puff |
| The mounting arrangement is applied to a compressor which comprises: a piston having a cylindrical tubular body; and an actuating means connected to the piston to drive the latter in a reciprocating movement. The suction muffler comprises two tubular inserts, longitudinally disposed in the interior of the piston and having spaced apart open adjacent ends, and closed opposite ends respectively affixed to the top wall of the piston and to the actuating means, and defining, in the interior of the piston, a muffling chamber (C) and an annular passage medianly opened to the muffling chamber (C) and communicating an open rear end of the piston with a suction valve provided in a top wall of said piston. | ||||||
| 125 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR REDUCING DEAD VOLUME IN COMPRESSED-GAS ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS | US13911536 | 2013-06-06 | US20130298760A1 | 2013-11-14 | Troy O. McBride; Michael Neil Scott; Benjamin R. Bollinger; Andrew Shang; Robert Cook; Lee Doyle |
| In various embodiments, dead space and associated coupling losses are reduced in energy storage and recovery systems employing compressed air. | ||||||
| 126 | MOTOR ASSEMBLY FOR PNEUMATIC TOOL | US13892591 | 2013-05-13 | US20130298755A1 | 2013-11-14 | San-Yih SU; Cheng-Wei LAI |
| A motor assembly for a pneumatic tool includes: a motor cylinder coaxially secured in a tubular inner housing, which is coaxially secured in a tubular outer housing and has an inlet passage defining a longitudinal axis, including a valve seat, and defining forward and reverse passages that communicate with a motor chamber and extend through the valve seat, and an exhaust port that communicates with the motor chamber, and a throttle passage defined between the inner and outer housings; a motor rotor supported within the motor chamber and rotatable in a forward or reverse direction; and a rotary valve coaxially disposed in the inner housing, supported by the valve seat, and rotatable about the longitudinal axis between forward and reverse positions. | ||||||
| 127 | AXIAL PISTON MOTOR AND METHOD FOR OPERATING AN AXIAL PISTON MOTOR | US13979895 | 2012-01-18 | US20130284013A1 | 2013-10-31 | Ulrich Rohs; Dieter Voigt |
| To provide an axial piston motor (1), comprising at least one main burner (2), which has at least one main combustion space (21) and at least one main nozzle space (23), and comprising at least one pre-burner (3), which has at least one pre-combustion space (31) and at least one pre-nozzle space (33), wherein the pre-combustion space (31) is connected to the main nozzle space (23) by way of at least one hot gas feed (30), that has improved operating and control characteristics even under non-steady-state operating conditions, the pre-nozzle space (33) of the pre-burner (3) has at least one auxiliary hot gas feed (40). | ||||||
| 128 | TELESCOPIC CYLINDER | US13870724 | 2013-04-25 | US20130284010A1 | 2013-10-31 | Richard ALLARD; Edward WELSH |
| A telescopic cylinder comprises a housing, a nestable first sleeve, a nestable second sleeve, and a nestable piston rod. A dividing wall is disposed at at least one of the first ends of the first and the second sleeves thereby defining a first chamber between the housing and the at least one of the first ends of the first and second sleeves, and a second chamber between the at least one of the first ends of the first and second sleeves and the piston rod. A valve extends through the dividing wall for selectively allowing communication from the second chamber to the first chamber when pressure inside the second chamber is above a predetermined pressure. A method of extending a telescopic cylinder where the at least second sleeve extends before the at least first sleeve is also presented. | ||||||
| 129 | Hydraulic Arrangement | US13818218 | 2011-10-26 | US20130219874A1 | 2013-08-29 | Mario Seebode; Thilo Kazimiers |
| A hydraulic arrangement (10) to increase a motor load is described. The hydraulic arrangement comprises a hydraulic consumer (28), a load pressure-controlled hydraulic pump (24), a hydraulic tank (26), and a hydraulic control circuit (30), connected with the hydraulic consumer (28), with which a volume flow conveyed by the hydraulic pump (24) can be changed, wherein the hydraulic control circuit (30) comprises an excess pressure valve (42) and an electronically controllable control valve (36). In order to ensure a prioritization of the hydraulic consumer with a simultaneous increase of the motor bad, a proposal is made that the hydraulic control circuit (30) comprise a load pressure-controlled pressure compensator (38) between the excess pressure valve (42) and the control valve (36). | ||||||
| 130 | HYDRAULIC SYSTEM FOR A CONSTRUCTION MACHINE | US13879757 | 2010-10-20 | US20130213031A1 | 2013-08-22 | Jae-Whan Ok; Jin-Youn Choi |
| Disclosed is a hydraulic system for a construction machine, which makes it possible to adjust the geometric position of a working device comprising a boom and an arm by means of a single manipulation lever, thereby enabling a leveling/flattening process to be conveniently performed. The hydraulic system includes: a working mode selection switch for selecting a leveling/flattening process; a boom driving switch valve for controlling the driving of a boom cylinder in response to a control signal from a first manipulation lever; an arm driving switch valve for controlling the driving of an arm cylinder in response to a control signal from a second manipulation lever; a shuttle valve including input parts that connect to both an electronic proportional control valve and to the first manipulation lever, respectively, and an output part connecting to the boom driving switch valve; and an electronic controller. | ||||||
| 131 | ANNULAR VALVE | US13810563 | 2012-02-09 | US20130205986A1 | 2013-08-15 | William Rampen; Uwe Stein |
| An annular valve (1) has an annular valve member (4) and inner and outer annular valve seats (12, 14). Inner and outer sealing ridges (8, 10) are formed either on the annular valve member or on the valve seats. The inner sealing ridges are more resistant to plastic deformation than the outer sealing ridges. They may be thicker, or made from a harder material. Thus, the annular valve better resists damage arising from greater plastic deformation of the inner sealing ridge than the outer sealing ridge due to greater forces (Fi, Fo) acting on the inner sealing ridge than the outer sealing ridge in use. | ||||||
| 132 | INTEGRATED DEVICE FOR ORIENTING AN OBJECT ACCORDING TO A GIVEN SPATIAL ORIENTATION AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME | US13816437 | 2011-08-11 | US20130205761A1 | 2013-08-15 | Jean-Sébastien Plante; Geneviève Miron; Sylvain Proulx; Patrick Chouinard; Alexandre Girard; Jean-Philippe Lucking-Bigué |
| There is disclosed an integrated device for orienting an object according to a given spatial orientation comprising a frame and a supporting member connected thereto and adapted for supporting a portion of the object. The integrated device comprises a plurality of fluid actuated devices integrally molded and joined together through a joining portion to form an integral unit for displacing the supporting member with respect to the frame. Each fluid actuated device is actuatable between a first position wherein the device has a first length and a second position wherein the device has a second length. The integrated device comprises an actuation mechanism for actuating each fluid actuated device between the first position and the second position to enable displacing the supporting member with respect to the frame, thereby orienting the object according to the given spatial orientation. The integrated device may be of particular interest in the medical sector as a medical object manipulator for reaching a given target in an anatomical structure. A manufacturing method is also provided. | ||||||
| 133 | METHOD OF CONTROLLING HYDRAULIC SYSTEM AND HYDRAULIC SYSTEM | US13738075 | 2013-01-10 | US20130118221A1 | 2013-05-16 | Hideki FURUSE |
| A method of controlling a hydraulic system, the hydraulic system including a ram cylinder unit having a cylinder and a ram, and a hydraulic pump and a reservoir used to supply hydraulic fluid to the cylinder, and hydraulically driving the ram using the hydraulic fluid so as to move against a specific load, the method includes determining what a present state is one of an initial state, a proportional steady state, and a later state, controlling the pumping rate, which is obtained by adding the flow rate corresponding to the volume loss due to the compression of the hydraulic fluid thereto, to control the ram in the initial state, and controlling the pumping rate, which is obtained by subtracting the flow rate corresponding to volume recovery of the hydraulic fluid due to the relief of compression of the hydraulic fluid therefrom, to control the ram in the later state. | ||||||
| 134 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR FOAM-BASED HEAT EXCHANGE DURING ENERGY STORAGE AND RECOVERY USING COMPRESSED GAS | US13644569 | 2012-10-04 | US20130074949A1 | 2013-03-28 | Troy O. McBride; Benjamin Bollinger; Jon Bessette; Dax Kepshire; Arne LaVen; Adam Rauwerdink; Alexander Bell |
| In various embodiments, foam is compressed to store energy and/or expanded to recover energy. | ||||||
| 135 | FLUIDIC ACTUATOR AND DISPLAY DEVICE HAVING FLUIDIC ACTUATORS | US13521958 | 2010-12-14 | US20120299905A1 | 2012-11-29 | Samuel Roselier; Gwenael Changeon; Jose Lozada |
| A fluidic actuator includes a chamber filled with a fluid, an element movable in relation to the chamber and in contact with the fluid, as well as a passage for circulating the fluid between the inside and the outside of the chamber in order to vary the amount of fluid in the chamber, thus causing movement of the movable element. The fluid is magnetorheological and the fluidic actuator includes a magnetic field generator arranged so as to generate, in the passage, a controlled magnetic field. | ||||||
| 136 | MANIFOLD ACTUATOR ASSEMBLY | US12886023 | 2010-09-20 | US20120067258A1 | 2012-03-22 | Randall A. Maro |
| A manifold actuator assembly is provided with a manifold comprising a block, and a hydraulic actuator connected to a solenoid valve within the block. The solenoid valve controls hydraulic, linear movement of a rod of the hydraulic actuator. The manifold actuator assembly may be used in a metering system to open and close movable gates disposed downstream from a meter roller before product enters a distribution system. The manifold actuator assembly may also be used as a locking apparatus to lock and unlock members in a wide variety of applications. | ||||||
| 137 | FORMING LIQUID SPRAYS IN COMPRESSED-GAS ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS FOR EFFECTIVE HEAT EXCHANGE | US13105986 | 2011-05-12 | US20110314803A1 | 2011-12-29 | TROY O. MCBRIDE; Alexander Bell; Benjamin R. Bollinger; Andrew Shang; David Chmiel; Horst Richter; Patrick Magari; Benjamin Cameron |
| In various embodiments, efficiency of energy storage and recovery systems compressing and expanding gas is improved via heat exchange between the gas and a heat-transfer fluid. | ||||||
| 138 | Electromagnetic apparatus for producing linear motion | US182079 | 1994-01-12 | US5440183A | 1995-08-08 | Phillip R. M. Denne |
| An electromagnetic piston and cylinder device for producing linear motion has a cylinder provided with a plurality of magnetic devices along its length for producing radial magnetic fields of alternative polarity. The piston is also provided with at least one magnetic member producing a further radial field and there is control means for carrying piston radial field or the cylinder radial fields to alternate whereby to cause relative movement between the piston and cylinder. The piston and cylinder device is preferably sealed but connected to a fluid reservoir whereby the device operates as a combined spring and actuator. | ||||||
| 139 | Device for remotely operating and assembly comprising a bean/needle system, and use thereof in a drill string | US920486 | 1992-10-20 | US5392867A | 1995-02-28 | Benoit A. du Chaffaut; Jean Boulet |
| A device for remotely operating equipment through a variation in the flow of a fluid includes a coupling unit connecting the device and the equipment to be operated, an assembly of two elements cooperating with one another to control an opening value of a channel through which the fluid flows and a control assembly for adjusting the opening value in order to have it take on one or the other of two particular values. | ||||||
| 140 | Shipping and installation strap for linear actuator | US344495 | 1982-02-01 | US4454632A | 1984-06-19 | Richard Nix; Keith V. Leigh-Monstevens |
| A disposable rupturable shipping and installation strap holding in a retracted position the output member of a linear actuator such as a pre-filled pre-bled hydraulic actuator. The strap has a retaining member fitted over the end of the actuator output member and a pair of symmetrically disposed strips or bands integrally formed with the retaining member and attached at their other end to a portion of the actuator housing. The strips or bands have portions of reduced strength which cause the strap to break and free the actuator output member upon first operation of the actuator. Preferably, the strap is molded of relatively thin flexible plastic. | ||||||
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