Pump Hydraulic

A hydraulic pump is used to convert mechanical power to hydrodynamic or hydrostatic power (pressure, flow). The hydraulic pump must create a suitable flow with the necessary power to overcome the pressure caused by the load at the pump outlet. Transfers the flow and power generated to the hydraulic system.

Positive displacement hydrostatic pumps if the hydrodynamic pumps can be fixed displacement so that the displacement is not adjustable (flow during pump circulation). This feature is considered in variable displacement modes that have a more complex structure, however, the use of hydrodynamic hydraulic pumps is more common.

The following are the names of different types of hydraulic pumps:

1 Gear pumps

2 Rotary vane pumps

3 Screw pumps

4 Bent axis pumps

5 Inline axial piston pumps and swashplate principle

6 Radial piston pumps

7 Peristaltic pumps