THE EXAMINATION OF OPERATIONAL CONDITION THROUGH THE VOLUMETRIC EFFICIENCY OF AN AXIAL PISTON PUMP

XIV International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Environmental Protection – IIZS 2024, str. 158-163

 

АУТОР / AUTHOR(S): Borivoj Novaković , Luka Đorđević , Ljiljana Radovanović , Mihalj Bakator , Milan Marković , Stefan Ugrinov , Mića Đurđev 

Download Full Pdf    

DOI: 10.46793/IIZS24.158N

САЖЕТАК / ABSTRACT:

The examination of the operational condition of axial piston pumps through the measurement of volumetric efficiency is a key aspect in assessing their performance and reliability. Volumetric efficiency is defined as the ratio of the actual flow rate of the pump to the theoretical flow rate and is directly influenced by internal losses due to leakage and compression. This parameter enables a detailed analysis of the condition of pump components, such as pistons, cylinder block, and valves, and indicates potential defects or the need for maintenance. The paper examines methods for measuring volumetric efficiency, as well as the impact of various operational conditions, including changes in pressure, fluid viscosity, and rotational speed. The aim of the research is to establish standards for assessing pump condition and to propose optimal methods for diagnostics and maintenance, with an emphasis on improving the durability and efficiency of axial piston pumps in various industrial applications.

КЉУЧНЕ РЕЧИ / KEYWORDS:

Axial piston pumps, volumetric efficiency, diagnostics, hydraulic.

ЛИТЕРАТУРА / REFERENCES:

  • Novaković, B., Radovanović, L., Đurđev, M., Đorđević, L., & Desnica, E., Analysis of the Behaviour of the Hydraulic Fluid HM VG 32 and HV 32 at Different Operating Conditions of the Axial-Piston Pump. Tehnički vjesnik, 31(5), pp.1523-1529.,
  • Novaković, B., Radovanović, Lj., Žikić, D., Pekez, J., Đorđević, L. Primjena suvremenih dijagnostičkih metoda za identifikaciju otkaza zupčaste pumpe. OTO2017, 15., 2017.
  • Corvaglia, A., Rundo, M., Comparison of 0D and 3D hydraulic models for axial piston pumps. Energy procedia, 148, pp. 114-121,
  • Hružík, L., Bureček, A., Vašina, M., Effect of Oil Viscosity on Pulsating Flow in Pipe. In Beran, J., Bílek, M., Žabka, P., (eds): Advances in Mechanism Design II, Cham, Springer International Publishing, 44, pp. 137–143,
  • Van, P. D., Bérenguer, C., Condition-Based Maintenance with Imperfect Preventive Repairs for a Deteriorating Production System: Conditionbased maintenance with imperfect preventive repairs, Quality and Reliability Engineering International, 28(6): pp. 624–633,
  • Khan, K., Sohaib, M., Rashid, A., Ali, S., Akbar, H., Basit, A., Ahmad, T., Recent trends and challenges in predictive maintenance of aircraft’s engine and hydraulic system. Journal of the Brazilian Society  of  Mechanical  Sciences  and  Engineering, 43, pp. 1-17,
  • Shengrong, G. U. O., Jinhua, C. H. E. N., Yueliang, L. U., Yan, W. A. N. G., & Hongkang, D. O. N. G., Hydraulic piston pump in civil aircraft: Current status, future directions and critical technologies. Chinese Journal of Aeronautics, 33(1), pp. 16-30, 2020.
  • Petrović, R., Banaszek, A., Andjelković, M., Qananah, H. R., & Alnagasa, K. A., Experimental Tests of the Piston Axial Pump with Constant Pressure and Variable Flow. Designs, 8(1), 5,