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Series 2 Variable Displacement Piston Pump: ACL 64-105cm /R (3.9 - 6.4in /R)
Series 2 Variable Displacement Piston Pump: ACL 64-105cm /R (3.9 - 6.4in /R)
Series 2 Variable Displacement Piston Pump: ACL 64-105cm /R (3.9 - 6.4in /R)
64-105cm3/r
Variable Displacement Piston Pump ACL (3.9 - 6.4in3/r)
2 eaton Series 2 Variable Displacement Piston Pump E-PUPI-MC004-E1 January 2010
Series 2 Variable Displacement
Piston Pump
ACL
Table of Contents
Features. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Specifications and Performance Data. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Charge Pump Performance Data. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Model Code. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Pump Features and Options. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Control Options: Position 18-19
Manual Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Hydraulic Remote Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Electronic Proportional Displacement Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Solenoid Control with Swashplate Feedback Sensor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Forward - Neutral - Reverse Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Controls Special Features Destroke Valve. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Pump Dimensions
Model 64, 75 - Opposite Side Porting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Model 64, 75 - Same Side Porting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Model 89, 105 - Opposite Side Porting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Model 89, 105 - Same Side Porting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Input Shaft Options. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Auxiliary Mount Options. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Operational Diagram. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Application Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Hydraulic Fluid Recommendations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
The Series 2 single piece A large diameter single A variety of available SAE auxiliary mounts:
pump housing provides servo piston permits pump drive shaft configurations “A,” “B,” “B-B” and “C”
exceptional strength and operation at lower charge – straight keyed, splined, are available with and with-
soundproofing. Eaton’s pressures, minimizing or tapered – ensures out charge pump. Excellent
cast iron housing has only parasitic charge pump the proper shaft for your torque capability allows
one major opening versus losses for increased overall application. high horsepower to work
two openings for competi- pump efficiency. A large The serviceable bi-metal circuits without multiple
tive pumps. This provides a centering spring, housed bearing plate has steel for pump drives.
stronger, more rigid pump within the servo piston, high pressure capability The main system ports –
housing and reduces the returns the pump to neutral and a bronze bearing face SAE code 61 and code 62
number of gasketed joints. in the event of control for high speed capabilities. – are available with SAE or
The high-strength, one- pressure loss.
Metric threads. Opposite
piece swashplate has the The new integral gerotor side and same side config-
swashlever and servo-pin type charge pump com- urations are now available
integrated into the swash- bines excellent suction/ to accommodate a wide
plate, delivering increased speed capabilities in a range of installations.
reliability without adding compact design. Several
extra weight. displacement options are
available to suit the needs
of every application, includ-
ing tandem pumps.
Model 64 75 89 105
Displacement cm /r (in /r) 3 3
64 (3.9) 75 (4.6) 89 (5.4) 105 (6.4)
Input Mounting Flange SAE C SAE C SAE C SAE C
Max. Shaft Speed*
RPM @ Max. Displ. 4165 4165 3720 3720
Nominal Pressure*
bar (psi) 430 (6250) 430 (6250) 430 (6250) 430 (6250)
Peak Pressure**
bar (psi) 500 (7250) 500 (7250) 500 (7250) 500 (7250)
Case Pressure Cont. 2,25 (40) 2,25 (40) 2,25 (40) 2,25 (40)
bar (psi) Max. 13,8 (200) 13,8 (200) 13,8 (200) 13,8 (200)
Output Flow
l/min @ 240bar 255 301 318 376
gal/min @ 3500 psi (67.2) (79.5) (84.1) (99.4)
Input Torque
N·m @ 240 bar 256 303 358 424
lbf·in @ 3500 psi (2278) (2694) (3189) (3771)
Temperature Rating 82°C (180°F) 82°C (180°F) 82°C (180°F) 82°C (180°F)
Weight (opposite 58 kg 58 kg 81 kg 81 kg
side porting) (128 lbs) (128 lbs) (178 lbs) (178 lbs)
* Nominal Pressure: Max delta system pressure at which component fatigue does not occur (pump life estimated by bearing life).
** Peak Pressure: Max operation pressure which is permissible for a short duration of time (t < 1 sec).
Performance Data
350
[92.4]
105 cm3/r
105 cm3/r 300
400 [6.4 in3/r]
[3540] [6.4 in3/r] [79.2] 89 cm3/r
[5.4in3/r]
Input Torque Nm [Lbf-in]
250
89 cm3/r [66] 75 cm3/r
[5.4 in3/r] [4.6 in3/r]
200 64 cm3/r
300 [52.8] [3.9 in3/r]
[2655] 75 cm /r
3
Eatons Series 2 pump offers a choice of five integral a large standard suction port and a gauge/pilot pressure
charge pump displacements. The Charge Pump design port. Charge pump pressure side filtration is also available
allows greater through-torque for tandem pumps and (see page 29).
multiple motor applications. These charge pumps include
3. P
rovides cool, clean oil
from the reservoir to
keep the transmission
pump and motor well
lubricated and cooled.
4. S
upplies a positive boost
pressure to the pistons
of the piston pump and
piston motor.
Charge Pump Power vs Speed Charge Pump Flow vs Speed
98
3.4 [26.0]
[4.50]
90
[24.0]
3.0
[4.00] 83
[22.0]
2.6 76 34,7 cm3/r
[3.50] 34,7 cm3/r [20.0] [2.12 in3/r]
[2.12 in3/r] 68
Theoretical output flow
27,9 cm3/r
[18.0] [1.70 in3/r]
Theoretical input power
500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500
Charge Pump Speed (rpm) Charge Pump Speed (rpm)
AC L 0 A
AC L 0 A
163,1 143,0
[6.42] MAX [5.63]MAX
Side
View
Neutral
Adjust
Side
Side
Side View
Charge Pump Options cal. This arrangement is Remote Filter Ports View
View
location. The filter ports
Neutral
detailed in the diagram on (Optional) Adjust
Neutral accept
Neutral 7/8-14 UNF-2B SAE
The Series 2 Hydrostatic Model Code A in
page 29 and followed by Adjust
Adjust O-ring fittings. The filter
Pump contains an integral Position 26
charge pump that may be the filter recommendations and lines must be able to
provided with various filtra- on page 31. For applications Remote pressure filter withstand pressures up to
tion options. A standard where suction filtration is ports allow you to mount 70 bar (1000 psi).
charge pump will use suc- not practical, the option a pressure side filter in
tion filtration where practi- below may be selected. a more easily accessible
Standard Manual Displacement Control (MA) Manual Control with Neutral Lockout (MB)
The standard manual dis- directly with mechanical The neutral lock-out feature neutral. The lock-out fea-
placement control, the linkages or cables. is an electrical switch that ture is commonly used to
most common control is closed or open when the prevent starting the prime
option, typically connects transmission is in neutral. mover or activating auxil-
This switch can be used iary functions. The electri-
T P to prevent the activation cal switch is available as
of certain functions that normally openT or
P normally
T P require the pump to be in closed.
T P
T P
T P
Swashplate S 2 S 1 Swashplate S2 S1
Feedback Feedback
T P Swashplate S2 S1 Swashplate
(Normally S2 SShown)
Closed Switch
Feedback T P
Feedback
1
S 1 PSwashplate
S 2 S2 S1 Neutral Lockout Switch
Swashplate S2 S1
Feedback Feedback
Neutral Lockout Switch
Manual Displacement Control with Wide Band (Normally Closed Switch Shown)
Top View
Neutral
S P Detent
S (ML)
1 2
A A
Top View
This control is the same Neutral Lockout Switch
as the above with an A A
increased neutral band.
S1 P S 2 Top View
NeutralALockout Switch A
T P
T P
Top View Side View
Manual Control with Neutral Detent (MC)
A A
Side View
The neutral detent feature control linkages or cables,
provides a more positive Swashplate
or in other S2 S1
T situations
P where
feel when finding neutral. Feedback
there is a great deal of S1 P S2
This option is ideal for Swashplate
space between S1 opera-
S2 the Section A A
Feedback
transmissions with long tor station and the pump. S1 P S2 Side View
Section A A
T P
Mating Connector for MB
Swashplate S2 S1 Connector P/N 1201 5792 (1)
Feedback Side View
S1 P S2 Terminal P/N 1208 9040 (2)
Section A A
Cable Seal P/N 1201 5323 (2)
All Part Numbers are Packard
Swashplate S2 S1
Feedback Electric
S1 P S2
Section A A
Code EC and ED
Solenoid 2 Solenoid 1
EP Control Features A
1
B Optional Orifice
• Ease of installation
•A
utomotive style environ- Control
C Servo Port S1 Pressure
mentally sealed Metri-Pack
connectors
2 D
•R
eturn to neutral for loss Servo Port S2
of power, or loss of com-
mand input signal
•M
echanical feedback of Solenoid Valve Schematic
swashplate position for
closed loop control
•E
xternal neutral adjust-
ment
• Manual override capability Note:
Pump Displacement vs. Coil Current
Coils have no internal Diodes. A-B
100% Polarity and C-D Polarity Does Not
Matting 4 Way Connector
Packard Electric
affect operation
P/N 1218 6568 Connector Modulation frequency flange for
optimal performance is 75-200 Hz
P/N 1204 8074 PIN Terminal -B -A
P/N 1204 8086 Cable Seal A Current (A) B
P/N 1204 7948 TPA
100%
Ambient Operating
Temperature
Voltage Coil Current (A)
-65°F to +140°F A B
28 Watts Max 12V 0.5 1.25
24V 0.25 0.625
A Y
Neutral Adjustment
17,0
(.67) Centerline of
Drive Shaft
54.4
5 (2.14)
47,8
(1.88)
Mechanical Characteristics
for Feedback Sensor:
Angle Rotation: 50° Max,
40° Functional
Note: Multiplex control includes Mating Connector:
Solenoid w/electronic swashplate Delphi-packard 3 Pin
sensor. Weatherpack
PN 12015793 (Tower)
Mating Connector PIN Terminal PN 12089188
Per DIN 43650, Form A Qty 3
Cable Seal PN 12015323
Qty 3
Operating Temperature
Proportional Solenoid Valve 2
-40°C to 125°C
Feedback Sensor
Electrical Characteristics:
Output Voltage in %Vin (Vout)
T P
The destroke solenoidT P
valve, when activated,
causes the pump to
destroke and go to zero
displacement. This valve
may be used as a safety
device. Typically, the valve
is activated by a seat
switch detecting operator
presence or by a remote
Swashplate
emergency stop switch on Swashplate
the operator’s
Feedback console. It Feedback
Destroke Destroke
is available in 12 or 24 Vdc
and either normally open
S2 S1 Valve S2 S1 Valve
or normally closed configu-
rations.
A*
299,0
[11.77]
253,3
[9.97]
147,1 Centerline of
[5.80] Charge Pump
99,0
R 1,19 [3.90]
Port (E) Inlet Port (H)
[.047]
32°
147,57
147,57
[5.81]
+0,00
127,00 -0,08
Ø Cg
5.000 +.000
-.003
124,05 See Auxiliary
Ø [4.884]
Mounting Options
System
(SAE-J744 C-mount) Pressure
Mounting flange Port (B)
With groove for O-ring
15,7
[.62]
Port (F)
12,45±,25
[.490±.010]
240,6
[9.47] Charge Pump *A
235,5 Displacement Dimension
90.0 [9.27]
13,9 cm3/r (.85 in3/r) 300,3 (11.82)
[3.54]
57,6 17,4 cm3/r (1.06 in3/r) 303,7 (11.96)
[2.27] 21.0 cm3/r (1.28 in3/r) 307,2 (12.10)
Port (J)
27,9 cm3/r (1.70 in3/r) 314,1 (12.37)
Controller
Port (K) Port (A)
176,1
[6.94]
101,1
[4.00] 147,57 Port (N)
See shaft
90,1 Options [5.81] Cg
[3.55]
7,4
[.29]
25.4
[1.00]
97,7
[3.85] Port (P)
Optional Magnetic
Speed Sensor
Mating 2 Way Connector
Connector p/n 1216 2163 (1)
Pin Terminal p/n 121 4075 (2)
Cable Seal p/n 1204 8086 (2)
All part numbers are Packard Electric
120,6 123,2
[4.75] [4.85]
101,6 104,1
Port [4.01] [4.10]
(E) Port (A)
Port (N)
A
52,8 4x 57,3
[2.25]
[2.08]
105,7
[4.16] 58,9
[2.32]
S
45,3 54,6
[1.78] 4x 82,6 [2.15] Port (H)
[3.25] 99,6
[3.92]
52,8
[2.08]
Port (P) B
Port (F)
4x Ø 0,15
[59] Port (B)
4x 52,8
[2.08] 92,8
2x [3.66] 90,7
[3.57]
Do not remove plug 98,6 90,9
Can not be used as a [3.88] [3.58]
Case drain port
(SAE-J744 C-mount)
Mounting flange 15,7 Port (F)
See auxiliary with groove for O-ring [.62]
12,45 ±,25 4x 57,3 52,8
mounting options [.490± .010] [2.25] [2.08]
123,2 90,9
[4.85] [3.58]
104,1
Ø124,05
[4.884] [4.10] 4x 57,3
[2.25]
+0,00
127,00 -0,08
Ø +.000
5.000-.003 101,6
[4.01] 98,6
[3.88]
32° 120,6
[4.75]
1,19
R[.047]
15,0
4x Ø [.59]
299,0 Port (E) 4x 82,6
[11.77] [3.25]
A* 45,3
[1.78]
Port (A) 52,8
See port options [2.08]
Optional speed sensor
Mating 2 way connector packard electric
P/N 1216 2193 Connector (1)
P/N 1212 4075 Pin Terminal (2)
Port (E) P/N 1204 8086 Cable Seal (2)
Charge Pump *A
Displacement Dimension
13,9 cm3/r (.85 in3/r) 300,3 (11.82)
17,4 cm3/r (1.06 in3/r) 303,7 (11.96)
21,0 cm3/r (1.28 in3/r) 307,2 (12.10)
27,9 cm3/r (1.70 in3/r) 314,1 (12.37)
99,0
147,1 [3.90]
Port (H) [5.80]
238,8
2x [9.40]
246,9
[9.72]
Port (B)
240,6
[9.47]
235,5
90,0 [9.27]
57,6 [3.54] Port (K)
[2.27]
Port (J)
Port (N)
S
54,6
97,7 [2.15]
110,5
[3.85] [4.35]
99,0
Port (F) 2x [3.90]
Nameplate Port (P)
235,5 2x 92,8 126,7
[9.27] [3.66] [4.99]
A*
333,1
[13.11]
280,5
[11.04]
154,0 Centerline of
[6.06] Charge Pump
Inlet Port (H)
R 1,19
[.047]
32˚
182,9
147,57
[5.81]
[7.20]
127,00+0,00
-0,08
See Auxiliary
Mounting Options
Ø Cg
5.000 +.000
-.003
Ø 124,05
[4.884]
2 x (A) and (B)
System
(SAE-J744 C-mount) Pressure
Mounting flange
With groove for O-ring Ports
12,45±0,25
[.490±.010]
15,7
[.62]
2x 265,2 Charge Pump *A
[10.44] Displacement Dimension
260,9
[10.27] 13,9 cm3/r (.85 in3/r) 337,1 (13.27)
101,0 17,4 cm3/r (1.06 in3/r) 340,5 (13.40)
[3.98]
21.0 cm3/r (1.28 in3/r) 344,0 (13.55)
68,8 27,9 cm3/r (1.70 in3/r) 350,9 (13.81)
[2.71]
Port (J) 34,7 cm3/r (2.12 in3/r) 357,7 (14.08)
Controller
Port (A)
189,1 Port (K)
[7.48]
Port (D)
See shaft
Options Port (N)
103,5
[4.08] 182,9
147,57
[5.81]
[7.20] Cg
3,8
[.15]
106.68
27,9
[7.20]
[1.10]
107,3
[4.22]
Port (P)
Port (F)
140,0 Nameplate
[5.51]
258,4
[10.17] Port (B)
Port (N)
15,0
A
4x [.59]
127,3
[5.01]
S
61,0 31,8 62,7 Port (H)
4x 82,6 [2.40] [1.25] 114,6 [2.47]
[3.25] [4.51]
Port (F)
Port (E) B
66,68
[2.625] Charge Pump *A
Displacement Dimension
271,3
[10.68]
258,4
[10.17]
Port (K) 247,2
101,0 [9.73]
[3.98]
68,8
[2.71]
Port (J)
See Shaft Port (N)
Options
Port (M)
103,5
[4.08]
115,1 15,6 62,7
[4.53] [.61] [2.47]
10,7 62,7
107,3 [.42] [2.47]
[4.22] 118,1
[4.65]
Port (W)
Port (F)
140,0 Nameplate 2x 105,7 125,7
[5.51] [4.16] [4.95]
Port (P) Port (H)
258,4
[10.17]
63,5063,50
± 0,03± 0,03 63,50± 0,03 0,03
63,50±
Ø [2.500±
63,50.001]
± 0,03 63,50±
Ø [2.500
Ø 0,03
± .001]
Ø
Ø [2.500±
[2.500± .001] Ø [2.500
[2.500 ± .001]
± .001]
43,650±0,064 .001] 31,160±0,127
Ø 43,650±0,064
43,650±0,064 Ø [1.2268±.0050]
31,160±0,127
31,160±0,127
Ø 63,50± 0,03
Ø Ø[1.7185
[1.7185 63,50
±.0025] ± 0,03 Ø [1.2268±.0050]
[1.2268±.0050]
Ø [2.500 ± .001]
[1.7185ر.0025]
±.0025].001]
[2.500±
31,160±0,127
Ø 43,650±0,064 Ø [1.2268±.0050]
[1.7185 ±.0025]
Involute spline
Involute spline Involute spline
Involute
fillet root root spline
side fit fit Involute
Involute spline
spline
fillet side fillet root root
side fit fit
13fillet
tooth
13
root
8/16
tooth
side fit
pitch
8/16 pitch 14 toothfillet
fillet root
12/24 side
side fit
pitch
13
Involute
will tooth
fit 8/16
spline
ANSI pitch
B92.1 1970 1970 14
Involute14 tooth
tooth 12/24
12/24
spline pitch
pitch
will
will fit fit
ANSIANSI B92.1
B92.1 1970 will fitwillANSI
fit B92.1
ANSI 1970
B92.1 1970
fillet root
class 5 side fit
mating splines willroot
fillet
class 5fitmating
ANSI
side fitB92.1
splines 1970
13 tooth 8/16 pitch splines
class
class 5 5 mating
mating splines 14class class
tooth512/24 5 mating
mating splines
splines
pitch
will fit ANSI B92.1 1970 will fit ANSI B92.1 1970
class 5 mating splines class 5 mating splines
13 Tooth 14 Tooth
Torque: 1921 N·m Torque: 791 N·m
17,000 lbf·in 7,000 lbf·in
55,47± 0,89
[2.184 ± .035] 55,47 ± 0,89
47,63 ± 0,51 [2.184± .035]
[1.875±.020] 47,63 ± 0,51
[1.875±.020]
Ø 63,50± 0,03
[2.500±
47,62 ± 0,51.001]
Ø 29,51± 0,13
[1.875 ± .020]
[1.162±.005]
39,60 ± 0,89
[1.559±.035]
For rear unit of tandem
Involute spline
fillet rootwith
sidefront unit having
fit c-pad
integral
27 tooth 24/48 pitch
will fit ANSI B92.1 1970
class 5 mating splines Ø 63,50± 0,03
[2.500± .001]
Ø 29,51± 0,13
[1.162±.005]
Involute spline
fillet root side fit
27 tooth 24/48 pitch
will fit ANSI B92.1 1970
class 5 mating splines
27 Tooth
Torque: 734 N·m
6,500 lbf·in
SplineSpline
to matetowith internal involute SplineSpline
to mate
Spline mateto with internal
mate withpitch involute
internal involute to with
Spline mate internal
with with involute
internal involute
fillet root
Splineside
fillet rootto
fillet
fit 9
mate
side
root
tooth
with
fit
side
16/32
internal
9 tooth
fit 9 16/32
tooth
involute
pitchpitch
16/32 flat root
flatside
Splineroot 11totooth
fitside
to mate mate
fitwith
11 16/32 internal
pitch
internal
tooth 16/32
involute
involute
pitch
30° pressure
fillet rootangle
side per
fit 9ANSI
tooth B92.1-1970
16/32 pitch 30fl pressure
flat flat root
angle side
per fit
ANSI11 tooth
16/3216/32
pitchpitch
B92.1-1970
maximum
30° pressure
30° 30° pressure
allowable
pressure
angleangle
auxiliary
angle
per ANSI
per pump
ANSI
B92.1-1970
per ANSI
torqueB92.1-1970
B92.1-1970 30fl root
30fl
side fit
pressure
pressure
11 tooth
angle per
angle ANSI
per ANSIB92.1-1970
B92.1-1970
maximum maximum allowable
allowableauxiliary pumppump
auxiliary torquetorque maximum 30fl
maximumallowable
pressure auxiliary
angle
allowable per pump
ANSI
auxiliary torque
B92.1-1970
pump torque
58,4 n·m [517
maximum lbf·in]
allowable auxiliary pump torque 131,8 maximum
n·m maximum allowable auxiliary
pumppump torque
58,4 n·m [517
58,4[517 lbf·in]
n·m lbf·in]
[517 lbf·in] 131,8[1167
n·m
131,8
lbfÆin]
allowable
[1167
n·m lbfÆin]
[1167
auxiliary
lbfÆin]
torque
58,4 n·m 131,8 n·m [1167 lbfÆin]
31,8 31,8 Maximum Maximum allowable allowable Maximum allowable
shaft31,8
[1.25] [1.25] protrusion
Maximum Maximum allowable
allowable 38,1 38,1 Maximum Maximum allowable
allowable
31,8 shaft
[1.25] protrusion
shaft protrusion Shaft
[1.50] [1.50] 38,1protrusion
Maximum
Shaft allowable
protrusion
O-ring [1.25]
supplied asshaft
loose protrusion
item 38,1 [1.50] Shaft protrusion
Ø 82,63Ø ±82,63
0,05 ± 0,05 O-ring supplied
O-ring suppliedas loose item item
as loose [1.50] Shaft protrusion
Ø 82,63 to be installed
± 0,05O-ring prior
supplied toprior
as loose O-ringO-ring
supplied as loose item to be to be
[3.253Ø [3.253
± .002]
82,63 ±±0,05
.002] to be installed
to be installed to item
prior to Ø82,63Ø82,63
± 0,05 ± 0,05
installed prior supplied
O-ring to as loose
supplied as of item
loose item to be
[3.253 assembly
± .002]
[3.253 ± .002] assembly to beof auxiliary
installed unit
prior
of auxiliary tounit Ø82,63 Ø82,63
[3.253 [3.253
± .002] ± ± 0,05
0,05
.002] O-ring
installed
installedpriorassembly
supplied toas loose
prior assembly
to
auxiliary
item
assemblyof unit
toauxiliary
be unit
of auxiliary
(ISO 3019/1 SAE-J744 assemblyassembly
A-Pad)A-Pad)
of auxiliary
of auxiliary unit unit (ISO [3.253
3019/1
[3.253 ± .002]
±SAE-J744
.002] installed prior
a-pad)a-pad) to assembly of auxiliary unit unit
(ISO 3019/1
(ISO SAE-J744
3019/1 SAE-J744 A-Pad) (ISO (ISO
3019/1 SAE-J744
3019/1 SAE-J744 a-pad)
mounting(ISO flange
mounting specification
3019/1flange
SAE-J744 A-Pad)
specification mounting
(ISO flange
3019/1 specification
SAE-J744 a-pad)
mounting mounting flange specification
Section A-A mounting flangeflange specification 25,4
specification 25,4 Section B-B
mounting
mounting 4x auxiliary
flange
4x
flange specification
specification
auxiliary 25,4 25,4
Section
Section 4x auxiliary mounting
A-A A-A 4x auxiliary mounting holes holes 25,4 25,4
[1.00] [1.00] Section
SectionB-Bmounting
B-B 4x 4x auxiliary
holes holes [1.00] 25,4
auxiliary
mounting
25,4
Section A-A3/8-16 unc-2b,
4x 4x auxiliary
depth
auxiliary
3/8-16 unc-2b, 19,0
mountingmounting
depth [.75]holes
19,0
holes
[.75] [1.00][1.00] Section B-B3/8-16 mounting
UNC-2B,
mounting
3/8-16 UNC-2B,holes holes [1.00][1.00]
[1.00]
3/8-163/8-16
unc-2b, unc-2b,
depthdepth 19,0 [.75]
19,0 [.75] 19,03/8-16
depth3/8-16
depth [.75]
UNC-2B,
19,0
UNC-2B,
[.75]
depthdepth 19,0 [.75]
19,0 [.75]
53,19 53,19
2x 2x 53,19
[2.094] 53,19 2x 53,19
2x 53,19
2x
2x [2.094]
[2.094] [2.094] 2x 53,19
53,19
2x [2.094]
[2.094]
106,38 [2.094]
106,38
2x[2.094]
2x 106,38106,38 2x 106,38
2x 106,38
[4.188] 2x [4.188] 2x 106,38
2x 106,38
2x [4.188]
[4.188] [4.188]
[4.188]
A A [4.188] B B B B B [4.188]
A A A B
A A A B B
2x 146,05
2x 146,05
[5.750] 2x 146,05
146,05
2x [5.750]
[5.750]
[5.750] 2x 146,05 146,05146,05
2x 146,05
[5.750] 2x
2x [5.750]
C [5.750]
[5.750]
C C C C D D D D
C C 2x 73,02 73,0273,02
2xC 73,02 D D 2x 73,02D D
73,02
S S [2.875] 2x S S 2x 73,02
[2.875] 2x 73,02
S 2x [2.875]
[2.875] S 2x [2.875]
[2.875]
S [2.875] S [2.875]
+0,03
Ø 127,05 -0,05 O-ring supplied as loose to
[5.002] +.001 O-ring supplied as loose item to be installed into o-ring groove
(ISO 3019/1 SAE-J744 c-pad) -.002 be installed into o-ring groove prior to assembly of auxiliary unit
mounting flange specification prior to assembly of auxiliary unit
Section E-E Ø
127,05
114,50 4x auxiliary 31,8
[4.508] 57,25 mounting holes [1.25] Spline to mate with internal [5,002
[2.254] 1/2-20 unf-2b thru involute fillet root side fit 27 114,50
2x auxiliary [4.508
Mounting holes tooth 24/48 pitch maximum
5/8-18 unf-2b thru allowable auxiliary pump
torque 870 N·m [7700 lbf·in]
114,50
[4.508]
E E 57,25
[2.254]
S
90,49
[3.562]
180,98
Spline to mate with internal involute [7.125]
fillet root side fit 14 tooth 12/24 pitch
30° pressure angle per ANSI B92.1-1970
Modelallowable
maximum Code Hauxiliary pump torque
450 N•m [3982 lbf•in]
C-pad58,4
mount with
Maximum allowable
27 tooth
[2.30]w/out charge
shaft protrusion
pump
+0,03 Torque: 814 N·m
5 -0,05 O-ring supplied as loose to
2] +.001 7,200 lbf·in
O-ring supplied as loose item to be installed into o-ring groove
-.002 be installed into o-ring groove prior to assembly of auxiliary unit 49,1 [1.94]
prior to assembly of auxiliary unit +0,03 Maximum allowable
Section E-E 127,05 -0,05 shaft protrusion
4x auxiliary 31,8 Ø
57,25 mounting holes [1.25] Spline to mate with internal [5,002 +.001
-.002 ]
(ISO 3019/ l SAE - J744 C-Pad)
[2.254] 1/2-20 unf-2b thru mounting flange specification
involute fillet root side fit 27 114,50
2x auxiliary [4.508]
Mounting holes tooth 24/48 pitch maximum 57,25
5/8-18 unf-2b thru allowable auxiliary pump [2.254]
torque 870 N·m [7700 lbf·in]
4 x auxiliary
mounting holes
114,50 1/2-20 UNF 2B
[4.508] depth 22.4 [.88]
E 57,25
[2.254] 57,25
[2.254]
114,50
[4.508]
90,49
[3.562]
]
Variable Pump
Swashplate Servo Control IPOR
Cylinder Shuttle
Valve Valve Fixed Motor
Charge Swashplate
System Pump
Relief Valves/
Check Valves
Low
Pressure
Relief
Valve
Charge Fixed
IPOR Pressure
Relief Motor
Variable Valve
Valve
Pump
Internal Drained
to Pump Case
Note:
For ease of viewing, the
Servo Control Cylinder,
Swashplate, and Control
Valve are shown removed
from the pump.
Component Descriptions Override Control for sys- reservoir. Maintaining this sediment. The suction line
The operational diagram tem high pressure protec- oil volume will give the oil a entrance should be flared
on page 29 shows a typi- tion. (see page 29 for a minimum of thirty (30) sec- and covered with a screen.
cal heavy duty hydrostatic description of these fea- onds in the reservoir. This The reservoir should be
transmission. The axial pis- tures). will allow any entrained air easily accessible. The fill
ton pump and axial piston to escape and contamina- port should be designed to
motor are the main compo- Fixed Displacement Axial tion to settle out of the oil. minimize the possibility of
nents. The filter, reservoir, Piston Motor To allow for oil expansion, contamination during filling
heat exchanger, and oil The motor uses the high the reservoir’s total vol- and to help prevent over
lines make up the rest of pressure oil flow from the ume should be at least six filling. There should be a
the system. The function of pump to produce trans- tenths (.6) minute times (X) drain plug at the lowest
each of these components mission output. The high the maximum charge pump point of the reservoir and
is described below: pressure oil comes to flow. it should also have a clean-
A separate energy source, the motor through one of The reservoir’s internal out and inspection cover so
such as an electric motor the high pressure lines. It structure should cut down the reservoir can be thor-
or internal combustion enters the motor, turns the turbulence and prevent oil oughly cleaned after pro-
engine, turns the input output shaft, then returns aeration. longed use. A vented reser-
shaft of the pump. to the pump. Eaton piston voir should have a breather
motors integrate an hot oil The line returning flow to cap with a micronic filter.
shuttle and low pressure the reservoir should be fit-
Variable Displacement Sealed reservoirs must be
relief valve into the end ted with a diffuser to slow
Axial Piston Pump used at altitudes above
cover. The shuttle valve the incoming oil to 1 to 1.2
The variable displacement meters (3-4 feet) per sec- 2500 feet. These reservoirs
and low pressure relief should be fitted with a two-
pump provides a flow of valve direct excess charge ond to help reduce turbu-
high pressure oil. Pump lence. The return flow line way micronic filter pressure
pump flow into the motor cap to allow for fluid expan-
output flow can be varied case. The shuttle valve is should also be positioned
to obtain the desired motor so that returning oil enters sion and contraction.
activated by high pressure
output speed. For example, and directs excess charge the reservoir below the In both cases the caps
when the pump’s displace- pump flow over the low liquid surface. This will help must be designed to
ment is zero, no oil is pressure relief valve. This reduce aeration and foam- prevent water from
pumped and the transmis- flushing action allows the ing of the oil. entering the reservoir
sion’s motor output shaft is charge pump to provide during bad weather or
The reservoir should have
stopped. Conversely, maxi- clean, cool oil to the closed machine washing.
baffles between the return
mum pump displacement loop circuit. line and suction line. A hydrostatic transmission
produces maximum motor
Baffles prevent return flow with a well designed res-
shaft speed. The direction
Reservoir from immediately reenter- ervoir will run quieter, stay
of high pressure flow can
The reservoir is an impor- ing the pump. cleaner and last longer.
also be reversed; doing so
reverses the direction the tant part of the hydrostatic A sixty mesh screen placed
motor output shaft rotates. transmission system. It across the suction chamber
should provide adequate oil of the reservoir will act as
A charge pump is integrat-
storage and allow easy oil a bubble separator. The
ed into the piston pump
maintenance. screen should be placed at
and driven by the shaft
The reservoir must hold a thirty degree angle to the
of the piston pump. The
enough oil to provide a horizon.
drawing illustrates a suc-
tion filtration circuit. Eaton continuous oil supply to the The entrance to the suc-
recommends a suction fil- charge pump inlet. It must tion line should be located
ter without a bypass valve. also have enough room for well below the fluid sur-
The charge pump has a the hydraulic oil to expand face so there is no chance
Low Pressure Relief Valve as the system warms up. of air being sucked into
that regulates the output Consider charge pump flow the charge pump inlet.
pressure. when sizing the reservoir: However, the suction line
One half (.5) minute times entrance should not be
Eaton’s Series 2 Pump
(X) the maximum charge located on the bottom
offers High Pressure
pump flow should be the of the reservoir where
Relief Valves and Pressure
minimum oil volume in the there may be a buildup of
Filter Charge Pump Inlet Line High Pressure Lines Heat Exchanger Bypass
A filter must be used to The inlet line to the charge The high pressure lines Valve
keep the hydraulic fluid pump should be large that connect the pump The heat exchanger bypass
clean. Either a suction filter enough to keep the and motor must be able valve is a pressure and/
or a pressure side filter pressure drop between to withstand the pressures or temperature valve in
may be used. The filter the reservoir and charge generated in the high parallel with the heat
must be a no-bypass type. pump inlet within the limits pressure loop. exchanger. Its purpose is
A suction filter is shown in described in the filter to prevent case pressures
the operational diagram on section. Fittings will Heat Exchanger from getting too high. The
page 29. increase the pressure drop, Use of a heat exchanger is heat exchanger bypass
System oil particulate so their number should be dependent on the transmis- valve opens when the oil is
levels should not exceed kept to a minimum. It is sion’s duty cycle and on thick, especially during cold
ISO 18/13. Refer to best to keep fluid velocities machine layout. The normal starts.
Eaton Hydraulic Fluid below 1,25 meters (4 feet) continuous operating fluid
Recommendations on per second. temperature measured in Reservoir Return Line
page 33. Fluid and temperature the pump and motor cases The same general require-
Recommended beta ratios compatibility must be should not exceed 80°C ments that apply to case
for each filter type are considered when selecting (180°F) for most hydraulic drain lines apply to the
listed below: the inlet line. fluids. The maximum fluid reservoir return line.
temperature should not
Suction Filter Pump and Motor Case exceed 105°C (220°F).
ß10 = 1.5 to 2.0 Drain Lines
The heat exchanger should
Pressure Side Filter The case drain lines should be sized to dissipate
ß10 = 10 to 20 be large enough to limit the 25% of the maximum
When a suction filter is pump and motor case input power available to
used, its flow capacity pressures to 2,8 bar (40 the transmission. It must
must be large enough to psi) at normal operating also be sized to prevent
prevent an excessive temperatures. Fluid and the case pressures in the
pressure drop between temperature compatibility pump and motor from
the reservoir and charge must also be considered getting too high. Case
pump inlet. The pressure at when selecting the case pressure up to 2.8 bar
the charge pump inlet port drain lines. (40 psi), at normal
must not be less than 0.8 operating temperatures,
bar (11.6 psi) absolute are acceptable.
at normal continuous
operating temperatures.
Introduction is started. With movement, 18/13 per SAE J1165. This cleanliness requirements
The ability of Eaton hydro- the fluid warms to a point code allows a maximum of laid out in this document.
static components to where the cooling system 2500 particles per milliliter
provide the desired perfor- begins to operate. From greater than 5 mm and a Fluid Selection
mance and life expectancy then on, the fluid is main- maximum of 80 particles Premium grade petroleum
depends largely on the fluid tained at the temperature per milliliter greater than based hydraulic fluids will
used. The purpose of this for which the hydrostatic 15 mm. When components provide the best perfor-
document is to provide system was designed. with different cleanliness mance in Eaton hydrostatic
readers with the knowl- In actual applications this requirements are used components. These fluids
edge required to select the sequence varies; hydro- in the same system, the typically contain addi-
appropriate fluids for use in static systems are used cleanest standard should tives that are beneficial to
systems that employ Eaton in many environments be applied. OEM’s and hydrostatic systems. Eaton
hydrostatic components. from very cold to very hot. distributors who use Eaton recommends fluids that
Cooling systems also vary hydrostatic components contain anti-wear agents,
One of the most important from very elaborate to very in their products should
characteristics to consider rust inhibitors, antifoaming
simple, so ambient temper- provide for these require- agents, and oxidation inhib-
when choosing a fluid to ature may affect operating ments in their designs. A
be used in a hydraulic sys- itors. Premium grade petro-
temperature. Equipment reputable filter supplier can leum based hydraulic fluids
tem is viscosity. Viscosity manufacturers who use supply filter information.
choice is always a com- carry an ISO VG rating.
Eaton hydrostatic com-
promise; the fluid must be ponents in their products Fluid Maintenance
thin enough to flow easily should anticipate tempera-
but thick enough to seal Maintaining correct fluid
ture in their designs and viscosity and cleanliness
and maintain a lubricating make the appropriate fluid
film between bearing and level is essential for all
recommendations to their hydrostatic systems. Since
sealing surfaces. Viscosity customers.
requirements for Eaton’s Eaton hydrostatic compo-
Heavy Duty Hydrostatic In general, an ISO viscosity nents are used in a wide
product line are specified grade 68 fluid is recom- variety of applications it
later in this document. mended for operation in is impossible for Eaton to
cold to moderate climates. publish a fluid maintenance
Viscosity and Temperature An ISO viscosity grade 100 schedule that would cover
fluid is recommended for every situation. Field test-
Fluid temperature affects operation in moderate to ing and monitoring are the
viscosity. In general, as the hot climates. only ways to get accurate
fluid warms it gets thinner measurements of system
and its viscosity decreases. Cleanliness cleanliness. OEM’s and
The opposite is true when distributors who use Eaton
fluid cools. When choosing Cleanliness of the fluid in
a hydrostatic system is hydrostatic components
a fluid, it is important to should test and establish
consider the start-up and extremely important. Eaton
recommends that the fluid fluid maintenance sched-
operating temperatures of ules for their products.
the hydrostatic system . used in its hydrostatic
components be maintained These maintenance sched-
Generally, the fluid is thick ules should be designed
when the hydraulic system at ISO Cleanliness Code
to meet the viscosity and
Additional Notes:
•F
luids too thick to flow • If the natural color of the •C
ontact your Eaton
in cold weather start-ups fluid has become black it representative if you have
will cause pump cavita- is possible that an over- specific questions about
tion and possible dam- heating problem exists. the fluid requirements
age. Motor cavitation is • If the fluid becomes of Eaton hydrostatic
not a problem during cold milky, water contamina- components.
start-ups. Thick oil can tion may be a problem.
cause high case pres-
sures which in turn cause •T
ake fluid level reading
shaft seal problems. when the system is cold.
Additional Notes:
•V
iscosity and ISO cleanli- biodegradable. Systems •V
egetable oils oxidize
ness requirements must being converted from more quickly than petro-
be maintained as outlined mineral oil to vegetable leum based hydraulic
on previous page. oil should be repeatedly fluid. Care must be taken
•B
ased on limited product flushed with vegetable oil to maintain fluid tempera-
testing to date, no reduc- to ensure 100% biode- ture within specified lim-
tion in unit life is expect- gradability. its and to establish more
ed when operating at the •S
pecific vegetable oil frequent fluid change
pressure ratings indicated products may provide intervals.
above. normal unit life when
•V
egetable oil is mis- operating at pressure rat-
cible with mineral oil. ings higher than those
However, only the indicated above.
vegetable oil content is