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 Actuator Assembly US11569993 2005-06-08 US20080006030A1 2008-01-10 Nigel Fox
An actuator assembly (1) comprises a body (2) in which works an actuating piston (7), a first piston (5) and at least one second piston (6), a chamber (26) containing a substantially incompressible fluid by which each of the first and second pistons (5, 6) acts on the actuating piston (7). The movement of the first piston (5) from a retracted position to an extended position acts via the fluid to cause the actuating piston (7) to move from a retracted position to an operational position, and subsequent movement of a second piston (6) from a retracted position to an extended position acts via the fluid to cause an actuation movement of the actuating piston (7).
122 Mechanical lift measurement system US10549716 2004-03-26 US20070034420A1 2007-02-15 Frantz Stanford
A lift measurement system is provided for determining a position of a load during a lift operation. The system includes a display that includes a scale and encloses a movable indicator that moves relative to the scale. A linkage is in communication with the load and the scale, such that movement of the load is translated to movement of the indicator relative to the scale to provide an indication of the position of the load. A plurality of displays and linkages may be installed at various load support zones such that the relative position of the corresponding indicators provides feedback related to the orientation of the load.
123 Hydraulic drive system US11291753 2005-12-01 US20060156713A1 2006-07-20 George Kadlicko
A hydraulic drive system for an actuator uses a pair of pressure compensated hydraulic machines to control flow to and from the drive chambers of the actuator by varying the controlled pressure of one of the machines. The machines are mechanically coupled to permit energy recovery and charge an accumulator to store supplies energy. The drive system may be combined with other services including a transmission for incorporation in a vehicle. The transmission uses a pressure compensated supply and torque control of the wheels.
124 Multi-stroke cylinder US10718556 2003-11-24 US06962103B2 2005-11-08 William C. Sandlin
A multi-stroke air cylinder providing a precisely directed and controlled stroke in the face of lateral, torsional and tilting loads on a tooling plate. The multi-stroke cylinder utilizes a plurality of mechanically linked pneumatic or hydraulic pistons having different stroke lengths that can be added together in any combination, allowing the user to select any stroke length up to a predetermined, total combined stroke length, in increments equal to the stroke length of the smallest cylinder. The multi-stroke cylinder includes a head assembly having a fluid inlet for introducing fluid to the cylinder at a first pressure. The cylinder also includes a first positioning system having a plurality of pistons capable of moving a piston rod away from the first positioning system, and a second positioning system located between the head assembly and the first positioning system. The second positioning system comprises a plurality of movable pistons for displacing the piston rod a preselected distance and at least one elongated fluid supply member secured to a respective one of the pistons of the second positioning system for introducing a fluid between adjacent pistons. When a plurality of fluid supply members are used in the second positioning system, they are concentrically arranged and are at least partially coextensive with one another.
125 Endoscope shaft comprising a movable end portion US10368734 2003-02-19 US06899674B2 2005-05-31 Thomas Viebach; Fritz Pauker
The present invention relates to an endoscope shaft comprising a movable distal end portion which is bendable by means of an operating device, the distal end portion having at least one decentralized hose member extending along the distal end portion, said hose member being integrally formed of a plurality of directly superimposed expansion bellows and forming a continuous pressure chamber so as to expand in the longitudinal direction when pressure is applied.
126 System and method for improving performance of hydraulic actuating system US10839143 2004-05-06 US20050000476A1 2005-01-06 Richard Vanderpoel
A system and method is disclosed for supplying hydraulic fluid to a lost motion system in an internal combustion engine. The system may comprise a reservoir; a gallery circuit connected to the reservoir, wherein the gallery circuit is adapted to be connected to the one or more lost motion systems; and a control valve adapted to provide selective hydraulic communication between the gallery circuit and the one or more lost motion systems.
127 Hydraulic ratchet wrench with double-action hydraulic cylinder piston drive US10666943 2003-09-19 US20040103762A1 2004-06-03 Alexander Kipfelsberger
The invention relates to a hydraulic ratchet wrench with a double-action hydraulic cylinder piston drive with a gear pump (20) and a piston pump (21). According to the invention, a working stroke and a return stroke are controlled through a reversal of rotational direction of a pump motor (4), whereby the necessary flow volume is produced automatically via internal flow control valves, and without additional valve controls.
128 Multi-stroke cylinder US09750092 2000-12-29 US20020083824A1 2002-07-04 William Sandlin
A multi-stroke air cylinder providing a precisely directed and controlled stroke in the face of lateral, torsional and tilting loads on a tooling plate. The multi-stroke cylinder utilizes a plurality of mechanically linked pneumatic or hydraulic pistons having different stroke lengths that can be added together in any combination, allowing the user to select any stroke length up to a predetermined, total combined stroke length, in increments equal to the stroke length of the smallest cylinder. The multi-stroke cylinder includes a head assembly having a fluid inlet for introducing fluid to the cylinder at a first pressure. The cylinder also includes a first positioning system having a plurality of pistons capable of moving a piston rod away from the first positioning system, and a second positioning system located between the head assembly and the first positioning system. The second positioning system comprises a plurality of movable pistons for displacing the piston rod a preselected distance and at least one elongated fluid supply member secured to a respective one of the pistons of the second positioning system for introducing a fluid between adjacent pistons. When a plurality of fluid supply members are used in the second positioning system, they are concentrically arranged and are at least partially coextensive with one another.
129 Manipulator usable for a glass electrode or the like US761802 1985-08-02 US4679976A 1987-07-14 Eiichi Narishige; Shinji Yoneyama
An improved manipulator for manipulating a glass electrode or the like is disclosed. The manipulator includes a driving section and an actuating section with the glass electrode mounted thereon both of which are in operative association with one another by way of three lines of tubes. The X-coordinate, Y-coordinate and Z-coordinate driving mechanisms in the driving section are hydraulically communicated with the X-coordinate, Y-coordinate and Z-coordinate displacing mechanisms in the actuating section. As a tiltable lever with the Z-coordinate driving mechanism incorporated therein is inclined, hydraulic pressure in the X-Y coordinate plane driving mechanism constituted by the combination of X-coordinate and Y-coordinate rectilinear driving mechanisms varies and thus developed pressure variations are transmitted to the X-coordinate and Y-coordinate displacing mechanisms in the actuating section whereby the glass electrode is displaced by a distance equivalent to an angle of inclining movement of the tiltable lever in both the directions of X-coordinate and Y-coordinate. Displacing of the glass electrode in the direction of Z-coordinate is effected by rotating the knob on the tiltable lever. Water having a thermal expansion coefficient smaller than oil is used as hydraulic medium for each of the hydraulic cylinders.
130 Link device with a plurality of freedom degrees US641964 1984-08-03 US4614084A 1986-09-30 Jean Clot; Jean Falipou
Movable link device with a plurality of freedom degrees between a carrier element (manipulator arm or the like) and a carried element (tool, and particularly gripping tool). The device comprises a support frame (1) adapted to be secured to the carrier element, a movable frame (2) to which the carried element is fixed, a plurality of jacks (5, 6, 7, 7', 8) arranged between the support frame (1) and the movable frame (2) so as to maintain the latter with respect to the former in a relative position as a function of the deformation states of said jacks, and remote control means (13) to control the jacks and comprising a variable capacity tank associated to each jack and forming therewith a closed fluid circuit. The invention is applicable to robotics in order to move a member with high power and precision.
131 Position controller US731998 1976-10-13 US4089172A 1978-05-16 David W. Junttila
A device for infinitely controlling the position of a controlled member along its axis of movement. The device includes hydraulic actuators coaxially secured to the controlled member and a mechanically and/or manually actuated cylinder is fluidly connected to the hydraulic actuator so that by actuation of the cylinder, both the speed and the position of the controlled member along its axis of movement can be carefully controlled.
132 Hydraulic systems US3678684D 1970-09-30 US3678684A 1972-07-25 SORENSEN LEIF ERIK
This invention relates to a hydraulic system for example for use in an earth moving machine, an excavator, a jib crane, or a corresponding machine for contracting activities, comprising at least one hydraulic double acting hydraulic motor, each being controlable and reversible through a control device, and a pump unit powered by a prime mover, for example a diesel engine or an electric motor, for providing the required hydraulic effect.
133 Remote control positioning mechanism US64299957 1957-02-28 US3013392A 1961-12-19 FALGE ROBERT N; BARCUS EDWARD L
134 Hydraulic master drive unit US85486559 1959-11-23 US2987888A 1961-06-13 CROWELL GORDON W
135 Device for telecontrol of spatial movement US58411945 1945-03-22 US2545258A 1951-03-13 CAILLOUX MARCEL L
136 POWER TRANSMISSION MODULE AND MOTION ASSISTANCE DEVICE COMPRISING THE SAME EP16197113.0 2016-11-03 EP3165210A2 2017-05-10 LEE, Jongwon; PARK, Youngjin; CHOI, Byungjune; KIM, Jeonghun; ROH, Se-Gon; LEE, Minhyung; LEE, Youn Baek; CHOI, Hyun Do

A power transmission device (100) comprising a first transmission (110) configured to receive a power from an input device (200); a second transmission (130) configured to deliver the power to an output device (500); and connecting unit (120) configured to connect the first power transmission unit and the second power transmission unit, and to deliver a pressure of a transfer fluid occurring due to the first power transmission unit to the second power transmission unit.

A motion assistance device (10) comprising a driver (210) configured to mount to a user at a position corresponding to a proximal part of the user, and to generate a power;

a joint assembly (400, 600) corresponding to a distal part of the user, the joint assembly configured to provide an assistance force to the user based on the power; and

a power transmission device (100).

137 HYDRAULISCHE SCHALTUNG ZUR DRUCKMITTELVERSORGUNG EINES HYDRAULISCHEN VERBRAUCHERS IN EINEM GESCHLOSSENEN HYDRAULISCHEN KREIS EP16169863.4 2016-05-17 EP3101281A1 2016-12-07 Hendrix, Gottfried

Offenbart ist eine hydraulische Schaltung zum Verfahren und Positionieren eines hydraulischen Verbrauchers (6), mit einem ersten Strömungspfad (2) und einem zweiten Strömungspfad (4) zur Druckmittelversorgung des hydraulischen Verbrauchers (6). Weiter hat die hydraulische Schaltung eine Hydromaschine (8), mit der zusammen mit dem ersten Strömungspfad (2) und dem hydraulischen Verbraucher (6) und dem zweiten Strömungspfad (4) ein geschlossener Hydraulikkreis bildbar ist, und einen Antrieb (10) zum Antreiben der Hydromaschine (8), und eine Nachspeiseventilanordnung (12, 14) zum Zuführen von Druckmittel auf eine Niederdruckseite der Hydromaschine (8), und eine Druckabsicherungsventilanordnung (16, 18) zum Begrenzen eines Druckes in dem geschlossenen Hydraulikkreis auf einen vorbestimmten Wert, und einem Druckmittelreservoir (20) zum Zuführen von Druckmittel auf die Niederdruckseite der Hydromaschine (8). Fluidisch parallel zu der Hydromaschine (8) ist eine zusätzliche Hydromaschine (26) zum Versorgen des hydraulischen Verbrauchers (6) mit Druckmittel vorgesehen, die mittels eines ihr zugeordneten Antriebs (28) antreibbar ist.

138 INJECTION DEVICE EP13806501.6 2013-05-30 EP2865461B1 2016-12-07 YAMAGUCHI, Kazuyuki; FUNAHASHI, Kazuki
139 A radial fluid device for an independent blade control system with hydraulic cyclic control EP14171889.0 2012-10-16 EP2786933B1 2015-09-02 Fenny, Carlos A.
140 A radial fluid device for an independent blade control system with hydraulic cyclic control EP14171889.0 2012-10-16 EP2786933A1 2014-10-08 Fenny, Carlos A.

A radial fluid device (900) includes a cylinder block (904) having a plurality of radially extending cylinders (904a-904b), a plurality of pistons (911a-911d), and a cam (912) disposed about the plurality of radially extending cylinders (904a-904d). A first linear control (915) is coupled to the cam (912) and operable to reposition the cam (912) along a first axis. A second linear control (914) is coupled to the cam (912) and operable to reposition the cam (912) along a second axis. A third linear control (913) is coupled to the cam (912) and operable to resist movement of the cam (912) along a third axis.

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