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FLUID PRESSURE DEVICE OF THE AXIAL PLUNGER TYPE



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US Patent 3866518
Issued Date
February 18, 1975
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A fluid pressure device of the axial plunger type including a housing, a rotatable shaft within the housing, a rotatable cylinder block operatively connected to the shaft and having a plurality of axial bores, plungers slidably mounted, respectively, within the bores, a valve plate located in abutment with an end surface of the cylinder block and having inlet and outlet ports which communicate successively with the bores as the cylinder block rotates, a swash plate pivotally supported upon the housing and operatively connected to the plungers for causing the plungers to reciprocate, and plunger shoes positioned between the plungers and the swash plate, the shoes being made of either a high tensile aluminum alloy, titanium, or a high tensile titanium alloy and comprising a slidable bearing surface made of a high load-bearing alloy which is adapted to bear against a planar surface of the swash plate.
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Published
February 18, 1975
Application Number
05/319,031
Filed
December 27, 1972
US Classification
91/488  
Int'l Classification
F04B   1/12   (20060101)  
Priority Data
Dec 27, 1971 [JA] 46-3539
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