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Specification Item
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Value
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Unit
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Displacement
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66
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cm³/rev
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Rated Pressure (100% duty cycle)
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350
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bar
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Maximum Pressure (ISO 5598:2008)
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420
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bar
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Rated Speed
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1800
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r/min
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Minimum Inlet Pressure (Absolute)
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0.85
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bar
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Hydraulic Fluid Temperature Range
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-25 ~ 90
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°C
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Viscosity Range (Continuous Operation)
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10 ~ 75
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cst
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Hydraulic Fluid Requirement
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Hydraulic oil complying with DIN 51524 Part 2
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-
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Shaft Seal Type
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Single unit shaft seal (FKM material)
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-
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Maintenance Item
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Frequency
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Maintenance Content
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Check hydraulic fluid level and cleanliness
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Daily
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Top up fluid if necessary; check for contamination (e.g., dirt, water)
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Inspect for oil leaks
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Daily
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Check pump housing, pipelines, and connections for leaks
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Clean inlet filter
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Every 100 hours
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Remove and clean the filter element; replace if damaged
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Change hydraulic fluid
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Every 2000 hours or 6 months (whichever comes first)
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Drain old fluid, flush the system, and refill with new fluid of the specified grade
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Inspect shaft seal
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Every 500 hours
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Check for oil seepage; replace the seal if worn or damaged
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Comprehensive inspection
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Every 4000 hours
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Disassemble the pump (by qualified personnel) and inspect internal components (cylinder barrel, valve plate, swashplate, bearings) for wear; replace worn parts as needed
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Fault Phenomenon
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Possible Causes
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Solutions
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No flow or insufficient flow
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1. Air in the hydraulic system; 2. Clogged inlet filter; 3. Low inlet pressure; 4. Worn cylinder barrel or valve plate; 5. Incorrect swashplate angle
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1. Prime the pump to remove air; 2. Clean or replace the filter; 3. Check inlet pipeline and increase inlet pressure; 4. Replace worn components; 5. Adjust the swashplate angle to the correct position
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Excessive pressure or pressure cannot be adjusted
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1. Malfunctioning pressure control valve; 2. Blocked pressure relief channel; 3. Incorrect control signal (if equipped)
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1. Inspect and repair or replace the pressure control valve; 2. Clean the pressure relief channel; 3. Check and adjust the control signal
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Abnormal noise during operation
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1. Air in the system; 2. Misalignment of pump and drive shaft; 3. Worn bearings or gears; 4. Low hydraulic fluid level
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1. Prime the pump; 2. Realign the shafts; 3. Replace worn bearings or gears; 4. Top up hydraulic fluid
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Overheating of the pump
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1. High hydraulic fluid temperature; 2. Insufficient lubrication; 3. Blocked oil passages; 4. Excessive load
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1. Install a cooler or check the existing cooler; 2. Ensure the fluid is of the correct grade and level; 3. Clean the oil passages; 4. Reduce the load to the rated range
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Oil leaks
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1. Loose connections; 2. Worn shaft seal or O-rings; 3. Cracked pump housing
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1. Tighten the connections; 2. Replace the seal or O-rings; 3. Replace the pump housing if cracked
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Bolt Size
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Torque Value (N·m)
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M8
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25-30
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M10
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45-50
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M12
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80-85
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