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  • 1152 Terra Ln, Rochester Hills, MI 48306 (248) 652-2921 (248) 568-8889
  • 1152 Terra Ct, Rochester, MI 48306 (248) 652-2921
  • Oakland, MI
  • Stanwood, MI
  • Centerville, OH
  • Farmington Hills, MI
  • 1152 Terra Ln, Rochester, MI 48306 (248) 568-8889

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Us Patents

Sealing Arrangement For A Hydraulic Motor And Pump

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US Patent:
56624620, Sep 2, 1997
Filed:
Jun 7, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/476012
Inventors:
Edward D. Paley - Grosse Pointe MI
Kerry A. MacHesney - Farmington Hills MI
Eugene S. Tarrence - Warren MI
Assignee:
Hydraulic Power Systems, Inc. - Oak Park MI
International Classification:
F01C 104
US Classification:
418 613
Abstract:
A hydraulic motor that provides an improved sealing configuration for sealing a shaft with respect to a housing of an internal gear motor or pump of the type commonly known as a gerotor. The hydraulic motor provides a housing having an output end and an input end with an opening extending therebetween. A gerotor is connected to the input end of the housing, and a cover is connected to and covers the gerotor while also receiving and rotatably supporting an end of the shaft. An inlet port and an outlet port are provided in the cover for communicating hydraulic fluid to and from the gerotor. A large roller bearing is coupled to the shaft and disposed within the opening of the housing to rotatably support the shaft. For high pressure applications, a pair of conventional mechanical face seals are coupled to the shaft and disposed within the opening of the housing. A third conventional lip seal may also be utilized as an added level of sealing the shaft with respect to the housing.

Pressure Response Type Pulsation Damper Noise Attenuator And Accumulator

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US Patent:
53538404, Oct 11, 1994
Filed:
Aug 10, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/104283
Inventors:
Edward D. Paley - Grosse Pointe MI
Gregory E. Leemhuis - Auburn Hills MI
Kerry A. Machesney - Farmington MI
Assignee:
Hydraulic Power Systems, Inc. - Oak Park MI
International Classification:
F16L 5504
US Classification:
138 31
Abstract:
A pulsation damper and noise attenuator assembly comprising a housing having an inlet port and an outlet port fluidly connecting the interior of the housing to the flow path of the fluid flow system. A base is mounted to the housing and comprises a vent fluidly connecting the interior of the housing to an external fluid source. A sealing member such as an expandable bellows or piston is seated within the housing and creates a fluid tight seal between the fluid flow path and the external fluid source sealing member. The external fluid biases the sealing member in a forward direction. The sealing member acting against the N. sub. 2 fluid under pressure absorbs the full force of the hydraulic shock waves or pulsation within a high pressure fluid flow system as the assembly is mounted directly within the flow path of the fluid. The shock wave is exposed across the full face of the sealing member and dampened prior to the fluid continuing along the flow path.

Pressure Response Type Pulsation Damper Noise Attenuator And Accumulator

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US Patent:
52053261, Apr 27, 1993
Filed:
Aug 23, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/749127
Inventors:
Edward D. Paley - Grosse Point MI
Gregory E. Leemhuis - Auburn Hills MI
Kerry A. Machesney - Farmington Hills MI
Assignee:
Hydraulic Power Systems, Inc. - Oak Park MI
International Classification:
F16L 5504
US Classification:
138 30
Abstract:
A pulsation damper and noise attenuator assembly comprising a housing having an inlet port and an outlet port fluidly connecting the interior of the housing to the flow path of the fluid flow system. A base is mounted to the housing and comprises a vent fluidly connecting the interior of the housing to an external fluid source. A sealing member such as an expandable bellows or piston is seated within the housing and creates a fluid tight seal between the fluid flow path and the external fluid source sealing member. The external fluid biases the sealing member in a forward direction. The sealing member acting against the N. sub. 2 fluid under pressure absorbs the full force of the hydraulic shock waves or pulsation within a high pressure fluid flow system as the assembly is mounted directly within the flow path of the fluid. The shock wave is exposed across the full face of the sealing member and dampened prior to the fluid continuing along the flow path.

Belleville Washer Spring Type Pulsation Damper, Noise Attenuator And Accumulator

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US Patent:
52103820, May 11, 1993
Filed:
Aug 23, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/749272
Inventors:
Edward D. Paley - Grosse Pointe MI
Gregory E. Leemhuis - Auburn Hills MI
Kerry A. Machesney - Farmington Hills MI
Assignee:
Hydraulic Power Systems, Inc. - Oak Park MI
International Classification:
F16F 1500
US Classification:
181209
Abstract:
A pulsation damper and noise attenuator assembly comprising a housing having an inlet port and an outlet port fluidly connecting the interior of the housing to the flow path of the fluid flow system. A base is mounted to the housing and comprises a vent fluidly connecting the interior of the housing to the atmosphere. A piston seated within the housing creates a fluid tight seal between the fluid flow path and the vented atmospheric pressure. Belleville springs bias the piston in a forward direction. The piston absorbs the full force of the hydraulic shock waves or pulsation within a high pressure fluid flow system as the assembly is mounted directly within the flow path of the fluid. The shock wave is exposed across the full face of the piston and dampened prior to the fluid continuing along the flow path.

Hydraulic Machine Comprising Dual Gerotors

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US Patent:
61959901, Mar 6, 2001
Filed:
Jan 13, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/231344
Inventors:
Kerry A. Machesney - Centerville OH
John S. Hill - Dayton OH
Michael J. Mientus - Dayton OH
Assignee:
Valeo Electrical Systems, Inc. - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
F16D 3104
F01P 704
F04B 3501
F03C 208
US Classification:
60456
Abstract:
A hydraulic machine of the gerotor type. The machine uses two gerotors which are preferably coplanar, and positioned nearly concentric to each other. This dual arrangement approximately doubles the displacement of hydraulic fluid per revolution, compared with a single gerotor, and thus doubles power transfer. Yet the housing containing the gerotors need only be large enough to contain the larger gerotor.

Hydraulically Powered Fan And Power Steering In Vehicle

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US Patent:
59606282, Oct 5, 1999
Filed:
Dec 24, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/777957
Inventors:
Kerry A. Machesney - Centerville OH
Jeffrey J. Buschur - Bellbrook OH
Assignee:
Valeo Electrical Systems, Inc. - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
F16D 3102
US Classification:
60424
Abstract:
A hydraulic system for use in an automotive vehicle. A source of hydraulic pressure selectively operates in two modes. In one mode, it feeds a radiator cooling fan and a power steering system in parallel when a system pressure or flow exceeds a predetermined pressure rate. In another mode, it feeds the radiator cooling fan and the power steering system in series when the system pressure or flow is less than the predetermined pressure or flow.

Heat Exchanger

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US Patent:
20200317032, Oct 8, 2020
Filed:
Apr 2, 2019
Appl. No.:
16/373166
Inventors:
- Auburn Hills MI, US
Kerry Machesney - Auburn Hills MI, US
Assignee:
Valeo North America, Inc. - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
B60H 3/02
Abstract:
A bottle for a heat exchanger extending in a longitudinal direction, including a tubular main body comprising a first opening, a plug having a plug body inserted at least partially into the tubular body to close the first opening, a retaining element adapted to retain the plug with respect to the tubular main body after insertion of the retaining element into the tubular main body, wherein the plug comprises a guiding means adapted to guide the retaining element during insertion of the retaining element and the retaining element is configured to be locked in the tubular body, the retaining element and the plug cooperating together to retain the plug in the tubular main body along the longitudinal axis.
Kerry A Machesney from Rochester, MI, age ~65 Get Report