Rotation-slide bearing
The invention relates to a rotation-slide bearing ( 25 c ) which comprises an inner first bearing element ( 31 ) with an outer peripheral surface ( 31 a ) and an outer second bearing element ( 32 ) with an inner peripheral surface ( 32 a ). The outer bearing element ( 32 ) encloses the inner bearing element ( 31 ). At least one first oil groove ( 38 ) that extends in an approximately axial relation is provided in the outer peripheral surface ( 31 a ) of the inner first bearing element ( 31 ) and/or in the inner peripheral surface ( 32 a ) of the outer second bearing element ( 32 ). In order to improve a rotation-slide bearing of the aforementioned kind in such a way that it can absorb radial and axial forces and has good slide properties, a support shoulder ( 42 a , 42 b ) with a slide surface ( 42 c ) is associated with one of the two bearing elements ( 31 ) on one or both sides and axially supports the bearing element ( 32 ) with its lateral surface ( 32 c ) facing it. At least one second oil groove ( 32 c ) that extends in an approximately radial relation is disposed in the slide surface ( 42 c ) or in the lateral surface ( 32 c ) supported by it. The oil grooves ( 46 a , 46 b , 38 ) communicate in the zone where they face one another.
1. Rotary plain bearing for a drive shaft of a piston machine, and an axial-piston machine, which has an inner first bearing element having a circumferential surface and an outer second bearing element having an inner circumferential surface, the outer bearing element surrounding the inner bearing element, which is constructed as a bearing sleeve and which is secured and fastened against relative rotation on a drive shaft of said piston machine, wherein at least one first lubricating groove which extends through continuously and approximately axially is provided in the circumferential surface of the inner first bearing element and/or in the inner circumferential surface of the outer second bearing element, wherein one of the two bearing elements has associated with it, on one or both sides, a support shoulder having a slide face against which the bearing element is supported axially by its side face adjacent the support shoulder, wherein at least one approximately radially extending second lubricating groove is arranged in the slide face or in the side face supported thereagainst, wherein the lubricating grooves ( 46 a , 46 b , 38 ) are connected to one another in the region where they are mutually adjacent, and
wherein the one or one of the two support shoulders is connected in one piece to selectively the second or the first bearing element.
2. Rotary plain bearing according to claim 1 , wherein on at least one side of selectively the first or second bearing element at least one of said lubricating grooves is inclined in a circumferential direction.
3. Rotary plain bearing according to claim 2 , wherein the lubricating grooves are inclined in opposite directions to one another and are arranged on the two sides of first and second bearing elements.
4. Rotary plain bearing according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one first lubricating groove extends obliquely.
5. Rotary plain bearing according to claim 1 , wherein the lubricating grooves are collectively part of a flow circuit which is connected to the interior of the piston machine.
6. Rotary plain bearing according to claim 1 , wherein a support shoulder is formed by a separate annular disc which is mounted on the drive shaft.
7. Rotary plain bearing according to claim 1 , wherein the outer bearing element is formed to include on its outer circumference, a third bearing surface in the form of a section of a sphere, by which said outer bearing element is mounted with a limited mobility in a ball-joint like arrangement in a third bearing element which has an inner fourth bearing surface in the form of a section of a sphere which surrounds the third bearing surface and arranged on one side of the third bearing element is at least one insertion groove at which the second bearing element can be inserted into the third bearing element, in an angularly rotated position, to a position at which the centers of curvature of the third and fourth bearing surfaces substantially coincide with one another.
8. Rotary plain bearing according to claim 7 , wherein two said insertion grooves are arranged in opposite positions to one another.
9. Rotary plain bearing according to claim 8 , wherein floor faces of the insertion grooves extend tangentially into the inner fourth bearing surface in the form of a section of a sphere.
10. Rotary plain bearing according to claim 7 , wherein the width (B) of the insertion groove is approximately ⅓ to ½ of the diameter (D) of the second bearing element and the width (b) of the second bearing element is, at least allowing for clearance for movement, smaller than the width (B) of the insertion groove.
11. Rotary plain bearing according to claim 7 , wherein a rotation-blocking arrangement is arranged between the second and third bearing elements.
12. Rotary plain bearing according to claim 11 , wherein the rotation-blocking arrangement is formed by a spigot connection between the second and third bearing elements and a blocking spigot fastened to the outer second bearing element engages, with axial clearance for movement, in an opening in the other bearing element which is formed by an axial slotted hole.
13. Rotary plain bearing according to claim 7 , wherein the third bearing element is a sleeve-like bearing element which is seated in a bearing bore in an additional bearing element.
14. Rotary plain bearing according to claim 13 , wherein the additional further bearing element is formed by a connecting part of a piston machine, such as an axial-piston machine.
15. Rotary plain bearing according to claim 14 , wherein the sleeve-like bearing element has a limit set therefor on the inner side by a control disc which is arranged on the inside of the connecting part.
16. Rotary plain bearing according to claim 14 wherein a control disc is arranged on the inside of the connecting part, an axial through-passage for a lubricant liquid being selectively arranged in the control disc or between the control disc and a drive shaft carrying the first bearing element.
17. Rotary plain bearing according to claim 1 , wherein said bearing sleeve which constitutes said inner bearing element extends, from the side at which there is arranged the support shoulder, unitarily up to the opposite side.
18. Rotary plain bearing according to claim 17 , wherein at said opposite side said bearing element is extended, and a further support shoulder is formed by a ring-shaped element.