Pump assembly
A pump assembly for supplying negative pressure to a pneumatic brake booster, wherein the pump assembly has at least two elastic displacement elements which are moved by connecting rods, the connecting rods each being rotatably mounted on an eccentric element. The eccentric element has a bearing seat element and a force element. At least two eccentric elements are secured next to each other on a drive shaft that rotates about an axis of rotation and an interlocking anti-rotation device is provided that determines a defined angular position of the eccentric elements relative to each other about the axis of rotation. In order to improve the ease of assembly and simplify the manufacturability, the anti-rotation device is designed as shaped elements of the bearing seat element in such a way that they engage in each other in an interlocking manner when the eccentric elements are in a defined angular position relative to each other.
1. A pump assembly having a pump housing, for the supply of negative pressure to a pneumatic brake booster, wherein the pump assembly has at least two elastic displacement elements which are moved by connecting rods, wherein the connecting rods are each rotatably mounted on an eccentric element, wherein the eccentric elements each have a bearing seat element and a balancing element, wherein at least two eccentric elements are fixed, adjacent to one another, to a drive shaft which rotates about an axis of rotation, each bearing seat element having an axial bore which extends through the bearing seat element along the axis of rotation, and form-fitting relative-rotation prevention means are provided which fix a defined rotational angle position of the eccentric elements with respect to one another about the axis of rotation, wherein the relative-rotation prevention means are in the form of at least one projection and at least one indentation formed on the bearing seat element, such that said relative-rotation prevention means engage into one another in form-fitting fashion in a defined rotational angle position of eccentric elements relative to one another, wherein the indentation is formed so as to extend in a radial direction from the axial bore to an outer radial edge of the bearing seat element.
2. The pump assembly as claimed in claim 1 , wherein in a defined rotational angle position of two eccentric elements relative to one another, the projection of one bearing seat element engages in form-fitting fashion into the indentation of the other bearing seat element.
3. The pump assembly as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the projection and the indentation have an interference fit.
4. The pump assembly as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the projection and the indentation each have a substantially cuboidal basic form.
5. The pump assembly as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the balancing element is fastened in force-fitting fashion to the bearing seat element.
6. The pump assembly as claimed in claim 5 , wherein the balancing element has an aperture, and the bearing seat element is arranged in force-fitting fashion in the aperture.
7. The pump assembly as claimed in claim 6 , wherein the bearing seat element is pressed or shrink-fitted into the aperture.
8. The pump assembly as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the eccentric elements are of identical design.
9. The pump assembly as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the pump housing has at least one integrated air duct wherein at least one displacement element has means for sealing off the air duct.
10. The pump assembly as claimed in claim 9 , wherein the displacement element is formed integrally with at least one sealing element for sealing off the air duct.
11. The pump assembly as claimed in claim 10 , wherein the displacement element is formed integrally with two sealing elements for sealing off the air duct.