Pumping device for a waste heat recovery apparatus in a motor vehicle
US-2017298911-A1 · Oct 19, 2017 · US
US10087917B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10087917-B2 |
| Application number | US-201314402726-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | May 20, 2013 |
| Priority date | May 22, 2012 |
| Publication date | Oct 2, 2018 |
| Grant date | Oct 2, 2018 |
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An object of the present invention is to provide a pump device that is capable of improving a discharge performance. A first orifice 301 that is provided on a discharge oil passage (a pipe 12) of a pump 2 and a second orifice 302 that, when a flow amount Q becomes greater than a predetermined flow amount Q1, allows pass of brake fluid are provided.
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The invention claimed is: 1. A pump device including a pulsation reduction unit, which reduces pulsation of brake fluid discharged from a pump, the pulsation reduction unit comprising: a dividing plate, movably located in a space provided on a discharge oil passage of the pump, dividing the space into an upstream side chamber and a downstream side chamber; a spring element configured to engage a wall portion of the space and perform a sealing function that stops leakage of the brake fluid between the upstream side chamber and the downstream side chamber through a gap located at an outer peripheral side of the dividing plate; a valve body provided in the upstream side chamber, defining a first chamber to which the discharge oil passage opens and a second chamber to which the discharge oil passage does not open in the upstream side chamber by closing when a flow amount of the brake fluid discharged from the pump is equal to or less than a predetermined flow amount, the valve body opening when the flow amount of the discharged brake fluid is greater than the predetermined flow amount; a first orifice, which is formed by penetrating the dividing plate, that opens to the first chamber; and a second orifice, which is formed by penetrating the dividing plate, that opens to the second chamber; wherein: when the flow amount of the discharged brake fluid is greater than the predetermined flow amount, the dividing plate moves forward and backward in response to a hydraulic pressure variation due to pulsation of the discharged brake fluid with the valve body open. 2. The pump device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein: the pump has a delivery valve that allows only a flow of the brake fluid in a discharge direction of the pump, and the pulsation reduction unit is provided at a downstream side of the delivery valve. 3. The pump device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein: the pulsation reduction unit has a third orifice, which is provided parallel to the second orifice and through which, when the flow amount becomes a second predetermined flow amount that is greater than the predetermined flow amount, the brake fluid passes. 4. A pulsation reduction unit for a pump device, the pulsation reduction unit reducing pulsation of brake fluid discharged from a pump and comprising: a dividing plate, movably located in a space provided on a discharge oil passage of the pump, dividing the space into an upstream side chamber and a downstream side chamber; a spring element configured to engage a wall portion of the space and perform a sealing function that stops leakage of the brake fluid between the upstream side chamber and the downstream side chamber through a gap located at an outer peripheral side of the dividing plate; a valve body provided in the upstream side chamber, defining a first chamber to which the discharge oil passage opens and a second chamber to which the discharge oil passage does not open in the upstream side chamber by closing when a flow amount of the brake fluid discharged from the pump is equal to or less than a predetermined flow amount, the valve body opening when the flow amount of the discharged brake fluid is greater than the predetermined flow amount; a first orifice, which is formed by penetrating the dividing plate, that opens to the first chamber; and a second orifice, which is formed by penetrating the dividing plate, and which opens to the second chamber. 5. The pulsation reduction unit for the pump device as claimed in claim 4 , wherein: the pump has a delivery valve that allows only a flow of the brake fluid in a discharge direction of the pump, and the pulsation reduction unit is provided at a downstream side of the delivery valve. 6. A pump device including a pulsation reduction unit, which reduces pulsation of brake fluid discharged from a pump, the pulsation reduction unit comprising: a dividing plate, movably located in a space provided on a discharge oil passage of the pump, dividing the space into an upstream side chamber and a downstream side chamber; a spring element configured to engage a wall portion of the space and perform a sealing function that stops leakage of the brake fluid between the upstream side chamber and the downstream side chamber through a gap located at an outer peripheral side of the dividing plate; a valve body provided in the upstream side chamber, defining a first chamber to which the discharge oil passage opens and a second chamber to which the discharge oil passage does not open in the upstream side chamber by closing when a flow amount of the brake fluid discharged from the pump is equal to or less than a predetermined flow amount, the valve body opening when the flow amount of the discharged brake fluid is greater than the predetermined flow amount; a first fixed orifice, which is formed by penetrating the dividing plate, that opens to the first chamber; and a second fixed orifice, which is formed by penetrating the dividing plate, that opens to the second chamber. 7. The pump device as claimed in claim 6 , wherein: the first fixed orifice and the second fixed orifice are arranged parallel to each other with reference to a flow of the brake fluid. 8. The pump device as claimed in claim 7 , wherein: the pump has a delivery valve that allows only a flow of the brake fluid in a discharge direction of the pump, and the space is provided at a downstream side of the delivery valve. 9. The pump device as claimed in claim 8 , wherein: the dividing plate has a third fixed orifice, which is parallel to the second fixed orifice and through which, when the discharge flow amount becomes a second predetermined flow amount that is greater than the predetermined flow amount, the brake fluid passes.
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