Ifp ch. no. 1 basics of oil hydraulic systems

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Subject:- Industrial Fluid Power (IFP) CHAPTER NO: 01 BASICS OF OIL HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS (24 Marks) BY Prof. Kokare A.Y. BABASAHEB PHADTARE POLYTECHNICKALAMB-WALCHANDNAGAR. B.P.P. Kalamb-Walchandnagar Prof. Kokare A.Y.

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Subject:- Industrial Fluid Power (IFP)

CHAPTER NO: 01

BASICS OF OIL HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS (24 Marks)

BY

Prof. Kokare A.Y.

BABASAHEB PHADTARE POLYTECHNICKALAMB-WALCHANDNAGAR.

B.P.P. Kalamb-Walchandnagar Prof. Kokare A.Y.

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Practical Application

Hydraulic Power Press Hydraulic Shearing Machine and Hydraulic Press Brake

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1. Earth Moving equipment . 2. Broaching machine3. CNC/VMC/HMC Machines. 4. Hydraulic press brake.5. Hydraulic thread rolling machine. 6. Material handling equipment's.7. Hydraulic cranes. 8. Hydraulic shaper.9. Agriculture equipment. 10. Railways, Aerospace.

1. Pneumatic tools: Drilling m/c, nut runner, screw driver etc.2. Packing m/c. 3. Material handling: Clamps, conveyor, robotic

arm.4. Mining 5. Automobile: Air brake, Air suspension etc.6. Machine tools: Pneumatic press, clamps, vices etc.7. Medical and dental equipment: Dental chair, operating table, Dental drill.

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1. To avoid mechanical linkages (belt, pulley, chains, gears, sprockets etc.

2. Breakdown reduces and production increases.3. Design and construction is easy, simple & compact as pipe is

flexible.4. Automatic and safety are possible to avoid accident and

increase production.5. Modification is easily implemented.6. Vibration, noise, wear and tear are reduces.7. Maintenance, servicing and lubrication is simple.8. Very precise speed control achieved.9. If overloaded, the system stalls. System will start working

again once the load is reduced.10. It create huge amount of force.B.P.P. Kalamb-Walchandnagar Prof.

Kokare A.Y.

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1. Mass Density: mass of liquid per unit volume in kg/m3 (water-1000 kg/m3)

2. Weight Density: weight of liquid per unit volume in N/m3. (water-9810 N/m3).

3. Specific (relative)Gravity: ratio of density of liquid to density of water. (s)

4. Compressibility: It is ability of fluid to get compressed.5. Viscosity: resistance offered by liquid to flow.6. Dynamic viscosity: shear stress per unit rate of shear strain.7. Kinematic viscisity:ratio of dynamic viscosity to mass density8. Neutralization number: The number of miligrams of

potassium hydroxide (KOH) required to neutralize one gram of oil.

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9. Flash point: The temp. at which the oil gives-off momentary flash. (It should be high as possible)10. Fire Resistance: It is property which resist burning.11.Specific (relative)Gravity: ratio of density of liquid to density of water. (s)12. Oxidation Stability: Oxidation is a chemical reaction in which oxygen combine with oil and it affect property.13. Lubricity: It is ability of an oil to reduce friction & wear between moving element.

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1. Oil should be incompressible.2. Oil should have sufficient lubricating properties.3. Oil should have sufficient viscosity index.4. Oil should be chemical stable.5. The Pour point of oil should low.(will not solidify at least 1500c6. The Flash point of oil should high.7. The oil should not acidic. (will not corrode)8. The oil should have good oxidation resistance.9. The oil should be non-toxic.10.The oil should have anti-foam.11.The oil should have good demulsibility.(to separate out water12.The oil should have anti wear and ant rust properties.

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Flow chart of Hydraulic system

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1. Oil reservoir, 2. Rotary pump, 3. Pressure relief valve,

4. Actuator,5. Direction control valve,

6. Filter7. Flow control valve,8. Pressure gauge

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Actual Hydraulic System Structure and same with with symbol

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Construction of oil reservoir Symbol of Oil Reservoir

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Full Flow filter Proportional Flow filter

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Return line filter Suction line filter

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Heat Exchanger

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Symbol of Pump

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Classification of Pump

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External Gear Pump Internal Gear Pump

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EXTERNAL GEAR PUMP.mp4 Internal Gear Pump.3gp

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Gerotor Pump Unbalanced & Balanced type Vane Pump.

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Gerotor Operation.mp4

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Variable Displacement Vane Pump

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balanced vane pump.mp4

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Screw Pump Lobe Pump

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Screw Pump Working Animation.mp4rotary lobe pump.mp4

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Simple Piston Pump Multi Cylinder Piston Pump

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Axial Pump

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Swash Plate Axial Piston Pump

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SWASH PLATE PISTON PUMP .mp4

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Bent Axis Type Axial Piston Pump Radial Piston Pump

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Bent-axis hydraulic motor .mp4Radial Piston Pump.mp4

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Thank youThank you

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