1.4 Pumps Flashcards

1
Q

What do pumps do?

A

Create flow. Not pressure.

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2
Q

How is pump performance measured?

A

Flow rate
Pressure
Speed

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3
Q

Pumps in Parallel increase ____

A

Flow

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4
Q

Pumps in series increase ____

A

Pressure

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5
Q

Positive Displacement vs. Non-positive Displacement pumps

A

Positive Displacements will discharge the same volume of fluid they intake.

Non-positive displacement pumps will not. They will have somewhere to discharge excess.

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6
Q

What type of pump?

A

Positive Displacement: Gear Pump

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7
Q

What type of pump?

A

Positive Displacement: Gerorotor Pump

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8
Q

What type of pump?

A

Positive Displacement: Vane Pump

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9
Q

What type of pump?

A

Positive Displacement: Axial Piston Pump

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10
Q

What type of pump?

A

Positive Displacement: Radial Piston Pump

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11
Q

Explain Cavitation

A

When the pressure drops below the vapour pressure, gas bubbles form then collapse violently. This collapse can create impacts on components and lead to wear.

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12
Q

Explain Aeration

A

Air bubbles introduced into the system due to leaks may collapse and cause wear on components.

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13
Q

What is Hydrostatic Transmission

A

Transmission of power to components.

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