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A: A hydraulic gear pump uses two meshing gears to create a vacuum, drawing fluid into the inlet. As the gears rotate, fluid is trapped between gear teeth and the pump casing, then forced out through the outlet under pressure.
A: Pressure is generated when fluid displaced by the rotating gears encounters resistance downstream. The pump’s design ensures continuous flow, with pressure rising proportionally to the system’s load resistance.
A: The hydraulic cylinder converts pressurized fluid from the gear pump into linear mechanical force. The pump supplies steady fluid flow, enabling the cylinder to extend or retract based on directional control.
A: Gear pumps convert mechanical energy into hydraulic flow, while hydraulic motors reverse this process, transforming hydraulic pressure into rotational motion. Both use gear mechanisms but serve opposing purposes.
A: Regularly check for gear wear, seal integrity, and fluid contamination. Proper lubrication and using compatible fluids prevent overheating and ensure optimal pressure output.