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Abstract
A hydraulic fluid distributor supplies a first and a second group of hydraulic actuators (20, 21) with hydraulic fluid. A drive (7) rotates a first and a second fluid-supplying piston-cylinder unit (10, 11) with respect to a plate (3) around a rotating axis (CA). A first group of outlet apertures (1.x) and a second group of outlet apertures (2.x) are cut into the plate (3). Fluid is supplied to a hydraulic actuator (20, 21) if the cylinder outlet (13, 14) of a piston-cylinder unit (10, 11) overlaps with an outlet aperture (1.x, 2.x) in the plate (3). The outlet apertures (2.x) of the second outlet group have a smaller distance to the rotating axis (CA) than the outlet apertures (1.x) of the first outlet group.
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Hydraulic fluid distributor and hydraulic fluid distributing method FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The invention refers to a hydraulic fluid distributor and a method for distributing hydraulic fluid onto two groups of hydraulic actuators, in particular for supplying fluid to two parallel piston-cylinder units of an agricultural harvester.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
In particular on board of an agricultural harvester (baler, loader wagon, field chopper, combine harvester, or swather, e.g.) several parts are to be moved by a respective pair of hydraulic actuators, e.g. by two parallel piston-cylinder units. At every time point both actuators should be supplied with substantially the same amount of fluid. A hydraulic fluid distributor solves this task. US 4,549,466 discloses a split-type oil hydraulic piston pump with a cylinder block 1. The cylinder block 1 can rotate jointly with a rotating shaft 6. Several pistons 3 are fitted into several cylinder bores 2 which are disposed concentrically around the shaft 6. Several cylinder chambers 4 are provided between the pistons 3 and the walls of the bores 2. The cylinder block 1 can rotate with respect to a valve plate 8 mounted at a valve body 7. A suction slot 9 in the valve plate 8 always opens to a suction port 11 in the valve body 7. Several delivery slots 10_1, 10_2, 10_2 in the valve plate 8 always opens to several delivery ports 12_1, 12_2, 12_3 in the valve body 7, cf. Fig. 2. The delivery ports 12_1, 12_2, 12_3 are in fluid communication with hydraulic actuators A_1, A_2 which are to be supplied with fluid. A hydraulic fluid is supplied through the suction port 11 into the cylinder chambers and is equally distributed onto the delivery ports 12_1, 12_2, 12_3. JPS 50-083803 A2 discloses a hydraulic axial pump with two delivery slots B, C. By means of these two delivery slots B, C hydraulic flow is shared onto two hydraulic actuators.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION A problem solved by the invention is to provide a hydraulic fluid distributor with the features of the preamble of claim 1 and a hydraulic fluid distributing method with the features of the preamble of claim 13 wherein both groups of actuators can be supplied with substantially the same amount of fluid or with a given ratio of fluid amounts and wherein the work of the fluid distributor is less influenced by variations during manufacturing and operation.
This problem is solved by a hydraulic fluid distributor with the features of claim 1 and by a hydraulic fluid distributing method with the features of claim 13. Preferred embodiments are specified in the depending claims.
The hydraulic fluid distributor supplies hydraulic fluid to a first group and to a second group of hydraulic actuators. Every actuator group comprises at least one hydraulic actuator.
The hydraulic fluid distributor comprises - a first and a second fluid-supplying piston-cylinder unit, - a plate, - a first connector group and a second connector group of fluid connecting devices, and - a drive.
The first fluid-supplying piston-cylinder unit comprises a first cylinder opening. The second fluid-supplying piston-cylinder unit comprises a second cylinder opening. A first group of outlet apertures and a second group of outlet apertures are cut into the plate. Every outlet group comprises several outlet apertures. These outlet apertures are positioned around an axis. The common or maximal distance between the outlet apertures of the second outlet group and this axis is smaller than the common or minimal distance between the outlet apertures of the first outlet group and this axis.
Every connecting device of the first connector group establishes a fluid communication between at least one outlet aperture of the first outlet group and at least one actuator of the first actuator group. Every connecting device of the second connector group establishes a fluid communication between at least one outlet aperture of the second outlet group and at least one actuator of the second actuator group.
Every piston-cylinder unit can be rotated around this axis around which the outlet apertures in the plate are positioned. The axis therefore serves as rotating axis. When rotating around the rotating axis, the first piston-cylinder unit fulfills the following constraint in every rotational position: The cylinder opening overlaps either with at least one outlet aperture of the first outlet group or with no outlet aperture but does not overlap with an outlet aperture of the second outlet group. In every rotational position the second piston-cylinder unit fulfills the following constraint: The cylinder opening overlaps either with at least one outlet aperture of the second outlet group or with no outlet aperture but does not overlap with an outlet aperture of the first outlet group.
The fluid distributor operates as follows: - The drive rotates both fluid-supplying piston-cylinder units with respect to the plate around the rotating axis around which the outlet apertures are positioned. - A fluid connection between a fluid-supplying piston-cylinder unit and a hydraulic actuator is established if the following two conditions are both fulfilled: a) The cylinder opening of this piston-cylinder unit overlaps with an outlet aperture in the plate.
b) This outlet aperture is in fluid connection with the hydraulic actuator. ADVANTAGES
Thanks to the invention every hydraulic actuator is supplied with the same amount of fluid. Or a given ratio between the fluid amounts supplied to the two actuator groups is kept. Thereby it is prevented that a part is not moved properly. In particular it is prevented that a moved part cants.
The invention enables a simple mechanical construction. The drive can rotate both fluid-supplying piston-cylinder units with a constant velocity. No acceleration and deceleration and no start-stop operation needs to be performed. The ratio of the fluid amounts supplied to the actuator groups depends on the cross-sectional areas of the two outlet aperture groups.
Thanks to the invention the outlet apertures of the first outlet group can be positioned at every desired rotational position in the plate. The outlet apertures of the second outlet group can also be positioned at every desired rotational position in the plate. This makes it easier to arrange the fluid connecting devices, in particular if the hydraulic fluid distributor is mounted on board of a vehicle.
Thanks to the invention the operation of the fluid distributor does not depend on the proper position of the outlet apertures in the disk. Therefore the operation is less subjected to variations during manufacturing the plate with the apertures and to variations in rotating the fluid-supplying piston-cylinder units.
PREFERED EMBODIMENTS
In one embodiment the distance between the cylinder opening of the second fluid-supplying piston-cylinder unit and the rotating axis is smaller than the distance between the cylinder opening of the first fluid-supplying piston-cylinder unit and the rotating axis.
In one embodiment every fluid-supplying piston-cylinder unit performs a sucking stroke and a supplying stroke while performing one rotation around the center axis. This embodiment enables a uniform operation of the fluid distributor. No further parts for distributing the fluid are required. Preferably the part with the apertures and the connecting devices are stationary parts. Only the fluid-supplying piston-cylinder units need to be rotated. This embodiment enables an even more robust construction.
Preferably the cylinder openings are cut into a further plate which can rotate around the center axis. The drive rotates the fluid-supplying piston-cylinder units and the rotatable plate around the center axis. This embodiment increases the reliability that the cylinder openings are properly positioned with respect to the outlet apertures in the plate. Preferably the plate with the outlet apertures and the rotatable plate with the cylinder openings extend in two parallel planes.
These and other aspects of the invention and of the preferred embodiment will be even more apparent from the detailed embodiment as described below and will be elucidated in detail there.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
Fig. 1 shows the embodiment of the invention in a viewing direction perpendicular to the center axis of the stationary disk wherein both piston-cylinder units performs sucking strokes;
Fig. 2 shows the embodiment of Fig. 1 wherein both piston-cylinder units perform supplying strokes;
Fig. 3 shows the stationary disk in a viewing direction parallel to its center axis.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENT
In the embodiment the invention is used on board of an agricultural harvester. This harvester is self-propelled or pulled by a motorized vehicle and - is pulled over ground, - picks up lose crop material, - conveys the picked-up crop material to a processing chamber or loading room, and - processes or stores the crop material in the chamber or room.
Examples for such an agricultural harvester are - a round baler which forms under pressure round-cylindrical bales in a drumshaped bale forming chamber, - a cuboid baler which forms under pressure cuboid bales in a pressing channel, and - a loader wagon which stores picked-up crop material in a loading room with a bottom conveyor.
Two parallel hydraulic actuators have to jointly move a harvester part, e.g. have to jointly - lift the feeding channel bottom of a harvester, - pivot a tensioning rocker for pressing belts, - pivot a sledge assembly for pressing rollers, - pivot a sidewall of a cuboid baler, - open the tailgate of a round baler, - lift a bottom ramp or chute of a cuboid baler, or - pivot a front wall or discharge wall of a loader wagon.
This movement must be performed against the expanding force of compressed crop material.
In order to perform the movement properly, both actuators must be supplied with approximately the same amount of hydraulic fluid at every time of the movement.
Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 show the embodiment in a horizontal viewing direction. The first actuator comprises a first hydraulic piston-cylinder unit 20 and the second actuator a second hydraulic piston-cylinder unit 21. Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 show a fluid source 19 and the following parts of the hydraulic fluid distributor according to the embodiment of the invention: - a stationary disk 3 with a plurality of inlet apertures 4.1, 4.2, ... and two outlet groups of outlet apertures 1.1, 1.2, ...,2.1,2.2, ... (in detail shown in Fig. 3), - a rotatable disk 5, - a first piston-cylinder unit 10 with a piston 15 and a cylinder opening 14, - a second piston-cylinder unit 11 with a piston 16 and a cylinder opening 13, - a rocker arm 12 which is pivotally connected with both pistons 15, 16 and can pivot around a pivoting axis PA, - an oscillation-creating drive 6, - a rotation-creating drive 7, - a fluid connection 8.x (x =1, 2, ...) between the fluid source 19 and the inlet aperture 4.x, - a fluid connecting device 31 .x (x = 1,2, ...) for establishing a fluid connection between the outlet aperture 1 .x and the first actuator 20, and - a fluid connecting device 32.x for establishing a fluid connection between the outlet aperture 2.x and the second actuator 21.
The disks 3, 5 extend in two parallel planes which are perpendicular to the drawing planes of Fig. 1 and Fig. 2. The disk 3 serves as the plate of the claims. The pivoting axis PA of the rocker arm 12 is also perpendicular to the drawing planes of Fig. 1 and Fig. 2. The piston 15 separates a base-side chamber 18 from a rod-side chamber. The piston 16 separates a base-side chamber 17 from a rod-side chamber.
The cylinder openings 13, 14 are cut into the rotatable disk 5. The outlet apertures 1.x, 2.x and the inlet apertures 4.x are cut into the stationary disk 3. The center axis CA (in the drawing planes of Fig. 1 and Fig. 2) forms the common middle axis of the stationary disk 3 and of the rotatable disk 5.
Fig. 3 shows the stationary disk 3 in a viewing direction parallel to the center axis CA. The outlet apertures 1.1, 1.2, ... of the first outlet group and the outlet apertures 2.1, 2.2, ... of the second outlet group are positioned in the upper half of the stationary disk 3 above the line 36 through the center axis CA. Several inlet apertures 4.1, 4.2, ... are positioned in the lower half below the line 36. In the embodiment the entire cross-sectional area of the outlet apertures 1.1, 1.2, ... of the first outlet group is equal to the entire cross-sectional area of the outlet apertures 2.1,2.2, ... of the second outlet group.
The cylinder openings 13, 14 are cut into the rotatable disk 5. The cylinder opening 14 and every outlet aperture 1.x has a distance d1 to the center axis CA. The cylinder opening 13 and every outlet aperture 2.x has a distance d2 to the center axis CA. The distance d1 is larger than the distance d2. More precisely: The respective center point of an outlet aperture 1 .x (x = 1,2, ...) has the distance d1 to the center axis CA. The respective center point of an outlet aperture 2.x has the distance d2 to the center axis CA.
In the embodiment the outlet apertures 1.1, 1.2, ... are positioned in an outer torus 41 which is defined by the circumferential surface 51 of the disk 3 and by an outer circle 52. The outlet apertures 2.1, 2.2, ... are positioned in an inner torus 42 which is defined by the outer circle 52 and an inner circle 53 in the interior of the outer circle 52. The outlet apertures 1.1, 1.2, ... are therefore positioned outside of the outer circle 52 and the outlet apertures 2.1,2.2, ... inside of it.
In one embodiment the overall cross-section area of the outlet apertures 1.1, 1.2, ... of the first outlet group is substantially equal to the overall cross-section area of the outlet apertures 2.1,2.2, ... of the second outlet group.
The rotation-creating drive 7 rotates the following parts around the center axis CA: - the rotatable disk 5, - the two piston-cylinder units 10, 11, - the rocker arm 12, and - the oscillation-creating drive 6.
Preferably the rotation-creating drive 7 rotates these parts in a continuous operation with constant velocity - at least as long as the actuator 20, 21 are to be supplied with fluid. The cylinders of the piston-cylinder units 10, 11 do not perform a movement relative to the rotatable disk 5 while being rotated.
The oscillation-creating drive 6 oscillates the rotated rocker arm 12 around the pivoting axis PA which is perpendicular to the center axis CA and perpendicular to the drawing plane of Fig. 1 and Fig. 2. In place of an oscillation-creating drive 6 a guiding rail for the rocker arm 12 can be used. This guiding rail (not shown) urges the rotated rocker arm 12 to oscillate around the pivoting axis PA when being rotated around the center axis CA. Both implementations (drive 6 or guiding rail) force the rocker arm 12 to rotate around the center axis CA and to oscillate around the pivoting axis PA while being rotated around the center axis CA.
As already mentioned the rocker arm 12 is rotated around the center axis CA by the drive 7. When performing one full rotation around the center axis CA, the rocker arm 12 is moved such that both piston-cylinder units 10, 11 perform one sucking stroke and one supplying stroke. The sucking stroke is performed while both cylinder openings 13,14 are positioned adjacent to the lower half of the stationary disk 3 (below the line 36 in Fig. 3). The supplying stroke is performed while both cylinder openings 13, 14 are positioned sufficiently adjacent to the upper part (above the line 36). The two cylinder openings 13, 14 are positioned close to each other. In the embodiment the piston-cylinder units 10, 11 have substantial the same dimensions.
Fig. 1 illustrates a sucking stroke. Every cylinder opening 13, 14 serves as a cylinder inlet. In the embodiment the size of every inlet aperture 4.x is sufficiently big such that every cylinder opening 13, 14 temporarily overlaps with the inlet aperture 4.x during a sucking stroke. If the cylinder inlet 13, 14 overlaps with an inlet aperture 4.x (x = 1,2,...), hydraulic fluid is sucked out of the fluid supply 19 and is guided through the fluid connection 8.x and the inlet aperture 4.x and the cylinder inlet 13, 14 into the base-side chamber 17, 18 of the piston-cylinder unit 10, 11. The arrows in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 illustrate the direction in which the fluid flows.
Fig. 2 shows a supplying stroke. Every cylinder opening 13, 14 serves as a cylinder outlet. If the cylinder outlet 14 of the first piston-cylinder unit 10 overlaps with an outlet aperture 1.x of the first outlet group, the piston 15 presses fluid out of the base-side chamber 17 through the cylinder outlet 14, the outlet aperture 1.x, and the fluid connection 31.x to the first actuator 20. Thereby the first actuator 20 is supplied with fluid. If the cylinder outlet 13 of the second piston-cylinder unit 11 overlaps with an outlet aperture 2.x of the second outlet group, the piston 16 presses fluid out of the base-side chamber 18 through the cylinder outlet 13, the outlet aperture 2.x, and the fluid connection 32.x to the second actuator 21. Thereby the second actuator 21 is supplied with fluid.
Thanks to the differing distances d1, d2 the first cylinder outlet 14 never overlaps with a second outlet aperture 2.x and the second cylinder outlet 13 never overlaps with a first outlet aperture 1 .x. Therefore the first actuator 20 is supplied with fluid pressed out of the base-side chamber 17. The second actuator 21 is supplied with fluid pressed out of the base-side chamber 18.
In the embodiment the distance between the two cylinder openings 13, 14 is so small that at every time point either both piston-cylinder units 10, 11 perform a sucking stroke or both perform a supplying stroke. If the amounts of fluid supplied to the two actuators 20, 21 may temporarily slightly differ, the distance between the two cylinder openings 13, 14 can be larger such that it is possible that one piston-cylinder unit 10, 11 performs a sucking stroke and the other piston-cylinder unit 10, 11 performs at the same time a supplying stroke.
In the embodiment as disclosed above both actuators 20, 21 are supplied with substantially the same amount of fluid during a supplying stroke. It is possible to supply the first actuator 20 with a fluid amount of x and the second actuator 21 with a fluid amount of y whereas x significantly differs from y.
This embodiment can be implemented by differing overall cross-section areas of the outlet apertures 1.1, 1.2, ... and 2.1,2.2, ..., resp.: The outlet apertures 1 .x, 2.x are constructed such that A.1, the overall cross-section area of the outlet apertures 1.1, 1.2, ... of the first outlet group and A.2, the overall cross-section area of the outlet apertures 2.1,2.2, ... of the second outlet group, fulfill the constraint that A. 1 /A.2 equals x/y.
Reference signs used in the claims will not limit the scope of the claimed invention. The term “comprises” does not exclude other elements or steps. The articles “a”, “an”, and “one” do not exclude a plurality of elements. Features specified in several depending claims may be combined in an advantageous manner.
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