190301b Flashcards
T/F external gear pumps are made to operate regardless of direction of rotation
False
One disadvantage of a gear pump is
It can only have a fixed displacement
What are 2 disadvantages of vane pumps?
more expensive to purchase and repair than a gear pump, also more susceptible to contamination damage
On a vane type pump, what is the component that holds the vane blades?
Vane rotor
When the internal volume of a hydraulic pump increases the pressure….
Decreases
When the internal volume of a hydraulic pump increases, the pressure:
decreases
Hydraulic oil is forced out of the pump when the volume of the pumping chamber is
decreased.T/F
true
Pumps that have a constant pumping chamber volume are known as:
fixed
displacement pumps.
Hydraulic pumps that are able to change the capacity of their pumping chambers are
called:
variable displacement pumps
A pump termed reversible is able to:
reverse the direction of oil flow through the pump.
Three (3) categories of pump efficiency are:
a) mechanical efficiency,
b) volumetric efficiency and
c) overall efficiency.
As pump outlet pressure increases, the pump’s internal leakage decreases.T/F
false; As pump outlet pressure increases, the pump’s internal leakage increases
also.
Overall pump efficiency:
a) is a comparison of pump input and output power.
b) accounts for both mechanical and flow losses.
c) is greater for piston than gear pumps.
all of the above responses are correct
Why is some internal leakage necessary within all hydraulic pumps?
Internal leakage lubricates moving pump parts.
The two (2) factors that determine the amount of internal leakage in a pump are:
a) the pressure difference between the pump inlet and outlet ports
b) the amount of internal clearance within the pump.