Flow Rate: The 5C2 51070FAI pump is designed to deliver a specific flow rate, typically around 51070 cubic centimeters (cm³) per rotation.
This means that for every revolution of the gear, it transfers approximately 51070 cm³ of hydraulic fluid.
Type: This pump falls under the category of hydraulic gear pumps, which operate based on the principle of positive displacement. They utilize rotating gears to trap and displace hydraulic fluid.
Hydraulic Fluid Compatibility: It is compatible with various types of hydraulic fluids, including mineral-based hydraulic oil and synthetic hydraulic fluids. This compatibility ensures adaptability to different working environments.
Pressure Rating: The 5C2 51070FAI hydraulic gear pump is designed to handle high-pressure hydraulic systems, with a typical pressure rating ranging from 1500 to 3000 PSI (pounds per square inch).
Materials: The pump's construction typically includes high-quality materials, such as cast iron or aluminum alloy housings, to ensure durability and resistance to wear and tear.
Mounting: It can be mounted in different orientations to suit the specific requirements of various hydraulic systems, offering flexibility in installation.
Functionality:
The functionality of the 5C2 51070FAI hydraulic gear pump is centered around its ability to convert mechanical power into hydraulic power.
Here is a step-by-step breakdown of how it accomplishes this:
Inlet Port: Hydraulic fluid is drawn into the pump through an inlet port. The pump's design creates a low-pressure zone at the inlet, causing fluid to flow into the pump.
Gear Rotation: The pump features two interlocking gears – a driving gear and a driven gear – that rotate within a sealed housing. As the gears rotate, they capture hydraulic fluid within the gaps between their teeth.
Fluid Transfer: The rotating gears carry the trapped fluid from the inlet side to the outlet side of the pump. This action effectively pressurizes the hydraulic fluid.
Outlet Port: The pressurized hydraulic fluid is then expelled from the pump through an outlet port. This high-pressure fluid can now be directed to various hydraulic components, such as cylinders, motors, or valves, to perform mechanical work.
Continuous Operation: The gear rotation continues, creating a continuous flow of pressurized hydraulic fluid, making it suitable for powering various hydraulic systems.
