Design of epi-cyclic internal gear pump for maximum discharge
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Epicyclic gea, Maximum Discharg, Internal g ear pump., PumpAbstract
In many industrial applications it is required to drive the actuator s, hydraulic cylinder or hydraulic motors at variable speed this is only possible by variable discharge from a variable displacement pump (which has high cost approx Rs. 90000/-) so it is not feasible to use it. One me thod employed is to use a pump of higher discharge capacity, but higher capacity means higher cost and highe r power consumption hence there is need of special pump system at low cost so that the requirement of va riable discharge is met easily without much cost and set up. This paper deals with the design of such pump systems and its calcul ations.Downloads
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