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Force Balanced Axial Piston Motor Power Loss and Leakage Analysis

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, , Citation Desheng Wen et al 2019 J. Phys.: Conf. Ser. 1267 012062 DOI 10.1088/1742-6596/1267/1/012062

1742-6596/1267/1/012062

Abstract

Aiming at the axial imbalance force when the traditional axial piston motor works, the force balanced axial piston motor utilized the concept of double stator to improve the structure of the traditional axial piston motor. Because of the special structure, the motor can not only achieve the axial force balance, but also output a variety of torque and speed. The working efficiency of the motor was an important indicator for evaluating the performance of the motor. Therefore, the power loss and leakage of the motor were analyzed in detail, and the prototype was tested. The experimental results showed that: (1) When the corresponding two single motors in the motor worked at the same time, theoretically, the leakage between the distribution cylinder and the cylinder accounts for the largest percentage of total leakage, reaching 56%. When the whole motor worked normally, the total leakage reaches 9.55L/min theoretically, and the leakage between the plunger and the plunger hole accounts for the largest percentage of the total leakage, which is 44% of the total leakage, and the distribution cylinder and cylinder the percentage of leakage between bodies has decreased, but its specific leakage has not changed. (2) The volumetric efficiency of the motor decreased as the pressure at the inlet of the motor increased, and the mechanical efficiency and overall efficiency increased accordingly. (3) When the motor inlet pressure was the same, the volumetric efficiency of two single motors at the same time was lower than the volumetric efficiency of the entire motor.

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