MOVEMENT OF THE CUPS ON THE BARREL PLATE OF A FLOATING CUP, AXIAL PISTON MACHINE

Authors

  • Peter A. J. Achten Innas BV, Nikkelstr. 15, 4823AE Breda, Netherlands
  • Titus L. van den Brink Innas BV, Nikkelstr. 15, 4823AE Breda, Netherlands
  • Jeroen W. Potma Innas BV, Nikkelstr. 15, 4823AE Breda, Netherlands

Keywords:

axial piston machine, floating cup principle, construction, cup movement

Abstract

In a floating cup axial piston machine, each piston has its own cuplike cylinder, floating on a barrel plate. On average the cups and the barrel rotate at the same rotational speed. A closer look at the kinematics of the floating cup principle however reveals that the cups make a small movement on the barrel plate. The size of this cup trajectory is strongly dependent on the tilt angle between the barrel and the rotor. Furthermore, the non-uniformity of the joint between the barrel and the rotor shaft can create an angular difference between the cup and the barrel position. This article will focus on the combined effect of the barrel tilt angle and the non-uniformity on the cup movement.

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Author Biographies

Peter A. J. Achten, Innas BV, Nikkelstr. 15, 4823AE Breda, Netherlands

Peter Achten Graduated from Eindhoven Technical University in 1982 at the department of Mechanical Engineering. From 1982 till 1987 he worked at the Center for Energy Conservation and Clean Technology in Delft. He is director of Innas BV since 1987. In 1996 he received a doctor degree at Eindhoven Technical University on the design of the free piston engine.

Titus L. van den Brink, Innas BV, Nikkelstr. 15, 4823AE Breda, Netherlands

Titus L. van den Brink M.Sc. degree in industrial design engineering from Delft University of Technology (1991). Design engineer at several industries varying from bicycles to automotive plastics (GMT). He started in 2000 at Innas BV where he works on the construction of hydrostatic pumps, motors and transformers.

Jeroen W. Potma, Innas BV, Nikkelstr. 15, 4823AE Breda, Netherlands

Jeroen Potma During his study of Mechanical Engineering at the Rijswijk University of Professional Technical Education he started working at Innas BV in 1988, where he currently still is employed as a construction engineer. His activities concern the design, construction and testing of prototypes of hydrostatic machines.

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Published

2004-07-01

How to Cite

Achten, P. A. J., Brink, T. L. van den, & Potma, J. W. (2004). MOVEMENT OF THE CUPS ON THE BARREL PLATE OF A FLOATING CUP, AXIAL PISTON MACHINE. International Journal of Fluid Power, 5(2), 25–33. Retrieved from https://journals.riverpublishers.com/index.php/IJFP/article/view/584

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