hydraulic motor Flashcards

1
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the greater the inlet flow rate supplied to a motor

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the faster the drive shaft will turn

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2
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the amount of inlet pressure in a motor is determined by

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the amount of resistance on a motor drive shaft

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3
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are motors able to convert all hydraulic energy into mechanical energy

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no some energy is lost due to leakage and friction within the motor

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4
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as leakage and frictional losses increases in a motor

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the overall efficiency of the motor decreases

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5
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why is internal leakage needed on a hydraulic motor

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for lubrication and cooling of moving parts

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6
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what happens to leakage oil in a hydraulic motor

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it is externally drained out through a drain line

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7
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what is the basic configuration of a external gear motor

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two gears in mesh . one is connected to the drive shaft and the other is an idler .

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8
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if you were to revers the flow of oil in an eternal gear motor what would happen

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the inlet port would become the outlet and the rotation of the drive shaft would change

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9
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why are external gear motors poor torque generators

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because the surface area of only one tooth on each gear is providing torque and the surface area of that tooth is very small . also they are unbalanced in design not allowing high working pressures

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10
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in a gerotor and geroller motor what component rotates around the stationary internal lobe gear

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the geroter star or geroller star

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11
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in order to produce one revolution of the output shaft of a orbital motor all six lobes of the motor would be exposed to oil how many times

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7 ( the number of valleys in the internal gear )

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12
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what is the advantage of having internal gear lobes that roll in a geroller motor

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provide better wear and less internal resistance

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13
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what is an advantage of having a disc valve in a geroller motor

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the disc valve is more compact allowing the whole motor to be smaller in design

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14
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the vast majority of vane motors are

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balanced because balanced vane motors can be operated at a higher pressure then unbalanced

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15
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why do vane motors use springs acting on the underside of the vanes in the rotor

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to make sure the vanes have good contact to the cam ring on start up of the motor

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16
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on a balanced vane motor where are the inlet ports and outlet ports located

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180 degrees apart from each other

17
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what do the pressure plates in the vane motor provide

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they keep internal clearances to a minimum minimizing internal leakage

18
Q

why are balanced vane motors considered to be better torque generators then gear motors

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they are more volumetrically efficient and their balanced design allows them to operate at a higher pressure than gear motors

19
Q

are piston motors are the most efficient type of hydraulic motor and are also capable of generating the highest rpm

A

yes

20
Q

what dose it mean to have a fixed displacement motor

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motor rpm is directly proportional to the flow rate supplied to the motor . torque generation is directly proportional to the pressure applied to the motor

21
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on a variable displacement piston motor changing the swash plate angle will result in

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different rpm and torque characteristics of the motor

22
Q

the cylinder barrel and pistons of a piston motor are often referred to as the

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rotating group

23
Q

what component varies the motor displacement by changing the swash plate angle on a variable displacement piston motor

A

the servo piston

24
Q

stops on a variable axial piston motor prevent the swash plate from moving beyond a range of

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6.5 to 19 degrees from perpendicular

25
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why can a swash plate of a variable displacement piston motor never reach perpendicular

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because the circuit would be hydrostatically locked and the motor would freewheel (stall)

26
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what does it mean to have a pressure compensated motor

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the motor automatically changes its displacement depending on the load applied to the output shaft

27
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when no load is acting on the compensator spool of the pressure compensated piston motor what angle is the swash plate at

A

minimum angle for maximum rpm

28
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what happens when pressure at the inlet port of a pressure compensated piston motor is great enough to overcome the compensator spring

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the spool moves up in its bore allowing system pressure to act on the actuating piston . force created by the piston pushes the yoke to maximum displacement resulting in maximum displacement reducing speed and increasing torque

29
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why is it an advantage to have the pistons fitted into sockets of the flange plate of an bent axial piston motor

A

because they are stronger and are not vulnerable to contamination and cavitation like axial piston motors whose shoes must slide across a stationary swash plate

30
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what determines the displacement of the bent axial motor

A

the angle of the cylinder block to the drive shaft

31
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on a variable displacement axial piston motor what alters he angle of the cylinder block in relation to the drive shaft of the motor changing the displacement

A

servo pistons controlled by a displacement control valve

32
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radial piston motors are suitable for applications where

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low rpm and high torque are required

33
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on a radial crankshaft piston motor how are the pistons balanced from thrust forces acting on them

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pressurized oil passes through the piston and works on the contact surface of the connecting rod and crankshaft lubricating and opposing the thrust force acting on the piston

34
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what supplies oil to the inlet ports and allows outlet oil to return to tank on a radial crankshaft operated motor

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spool valve . as the spool valve rotates with the motor output shaft ports are uncovered ensuring pressurized oil is supplied to each of the pistons and return oil is directed to the oil reservoir when the pistons are at the proper stroke