The contribution deals with the influence of the operating loading on the flow characteristics of the hydraulic pump under laboratory conditions. In the test, a new toothed hydraulic pump and hydraulic oil with kinematic viscosity at 40°C, ν = 64.2 mm2
.s-1 were used.
The operational loading was measured during the most difficult agrotechnical operation –
ploughing, at which the loading of the hydraulic pump is the greatest. Laboratory testing
was determined for 200 hours, and the flow characteristics had been detected at 50 hours
intervals. Measurement of the flow characteristics was performed at rated speed n = 1,000
rpm. Measurement of the flow characteristics was carried out in dependence on the loading
pressure from p = 0 MPa to p = 20 MPa. When p = 0 MPa, the value reached n = 91.70%
and when p = 20 MPa, n = 86.68%. Running-in of the hydraulic pump lasted 150 hours, with
an increase of the flow characteristics Δηvol = 1.36% (p = 10 MPa) compared to the initial
state. After working for 200 hours, the flow rate of the hydraulic pump decreases compared
to 150 hours.
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Testing of Regulating and Non-Regulating Hydraulic Pumps Ján Kosiba, Gabriela Čurgaliová, Zdenko Tkáč, Juraj Jablonický, Liudmyla Hanushchak-Yefimenko, Tetiana Bukoros Acta Technologica Agriculturae
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