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A: Key considerations include gear tooth profile optimization for minimal leakage, material selection for wear resistance, and pressure rating alignment with system requirements. Proper clearance control between gears and housing is also critical.
A: The pump generates flow to pressurize hydraulic fluid, which is directed to cylinders for linear motion. System design must match pump displacement to cylinder size and speed requirements. Pressure relief valves protect both components from overload.
A: Common causes include cavitation from inadequate inlet pressure, gear meshing vibrations, and fluid contamination. Proper reservoir design, viscosity selection, and precision manufacturing reduce operational noise.
A: While both use gear mechanisms, pumps are designed to generate flow under pressure, whereas motors convert hydraulic energy into rotary motion. Pump designs prioritize sealing efficiency, while motors focus on torque output and shaft durability.
A: Hardened steel gears provide durability, while bronze or aluminum housings offer weight reduction. Surface treatments like nitriding or coatings enhance wear resistance. Seal materials must match fluid compatibility requirements.
A: Use pressure-compensated pumps with adjustable relief valves. Implement accumulators to buffer pressure fluctuations. Regular maintenance of seals and filtration prevents internal leakage that causes pressure drops.
A: Optimized backlash clearance reduces internal leakage. Helical gears decrease pulsation compared to spur gears. Advanced bearing designs minimize friction losses, while precision manufacturing ensures tight tolerances.