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options. Robust
Heavy-Duty External Load & High-Speed options. Capacities from I Built to withstand high mechanical &
1000 to 5000 cm3/rev. hydraulic shock load.
I Hardened high tensile steel crankshaft
supported in large taper roller
"SMA" Motors heavy-duty radial piston/eccentric configuration, offering
bearings.
excellent life. Withstands high mechanical and hydraulic shock loads. 350bar I Gears may be mounted directly on
Continuous pressure rating. Speed & power ratings significantly greater than motor shafts (please ask for details).
standard HTLS motors.
Series Operation
Displacements from 200 to 16,400 cm3/rev.
I Max system pressure allowed on inlet
and outlet ports simultaneously.
Wholly owned subsidiaries in the USA and Germany and a network of I This allows greater system flexibility.
distributors throughout the world provide product support in most
countries. Freewheel
I True freewheel possible.
ROTARY POWER is a company within British Engines Ltd (BEL) group, I Recirculating freewheel possible.
which was established over 60 years ago.
Multi Displacements
The British Engines group of companies design manufacture and market I Displacement ratios range 1.6 - 2.6
a wide range of engineered products for offshore, electrical, I for multi-motor circuits, series/parallel
construction, engineering and other industries, employing nearly 700 circuits are possible.
people on a 4600 sq m site in Newcastle upon Tyne, England.
High Power Options
I Typically 60% higher rating than
standard SMA motors.
Fluid Versatility
I Suitable for use with most hydraulic fluids.
I HFA,HFB,HFC,HFD.
S M A R A D I A L P I S T O N M O T O R S
INDEX
PAGE CONTENTS
2 DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION
3 CONFIGURATIONS
4 MOTOR SELECTION
5 MOTOR OPTIONS
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DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION
COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION
The motor function is achieved by five pistons carried
radially in a cylinder block mounted on an eccentric on the
driveshaft. Hydraulic fluid under pressure is fed to each PISTON PAD
piston in turn from axial galleries in the crankshaft through
PISTON SEAL
a timing slot in the eccentric. The pistons are supported by
PISTON
flat reaction pads inside the motor case. Pressurising the DRIVE END COVER
pistons produces a turning moment on the eccentric by
TAPER ROLLER BEARING
direct hydraulic pressure, thus eliminating connecting rods
or other mechanical linkage between piston and crankshaft CRANKSHAFT
and the resultant losses associated with such components. DISTRIBUTOR END COVER
Each piston is supported at the reaction pad end by a
hydrostatic bearing and is free to float sideways to
accommodate the orbiting action of the cylinder block.
Correct location of the cylinder block relative to the reaction DISTRIBUTOR SEALING RING SEAL COVER
pads is maintained by a coupling. The crankshaft is
supported on large taper roller bearings capable of DISTRIBUTOR COUPLING
FREE-WHEEL ABILITY
The ability to free-wheel is an inherent feature of the SMA High pressure Low pressure
range. Only hydraulic system pressure retains the pistons
against their respective pads; therefore if the motor is
isolated from the rest of the system the piston sleeves are
free to retract, thus allowing the cylinder block to orbit
without pumping fluid and consequently with negligible
resistance. Piston retraction is achieved by pressurising the
motor case. Drive is re-engaged by opening the hydraulic
supply to the motor, when the pistons resume their normal
working position against their respective pads. During this
process the large hydrostatic bearing surface has a
dampening effect, preventing harsh contact between each
piston and its pad.
‘T’ Configuration:
By separating each bank of this double-bank motor, so each
bank can be pressurised simultaneously or independently.
Pressurising both banks gives maximum torque and
displacement, whilst pressurising only one bank gives minimum
displacements respectively.
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CONFIGURATIONS
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MOTOR SELECTION
130
125
120
115
110
105
SMA16L
100
95
90
85
80
75 SMA10L
70
65
60
SMA7000
55
50
45
40 SMA6250
35
30 SMA3500
25
20 SMA2500
15
SMA1600
10 SMA0350
5 SMA1000
SMA500
0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100
Maximum Continuous Operating Speed N-rpm
1. Operating envelopes shown, cover High Power option, Max Intermittent Torque @ 490 bar & Max Continuous Speed capabilities, within each
frame size. (Refer to page 16 for definition of ‘intermittent’)
2. Use the above chart for Initial Frame Size selection & then consult the appropriate Technical Data sheet, for specific motor capabilities.
CALCULATIONS
Output torque (NM) = Motor displacement (cc) x delta pressure (bar) x ηm Where:
20π ηm = Mechanical efficiency
Flow (lpm) = Motor displacement (cc) x rotational speed (rpm) ηv = Volumetric efficiency
1000 x ηv For approximate estimates of performance use:
Output power (Kw) = Output torque (NM) x rotational speed (rpm) ηm = 0.95
9550 ηv = 0.95.
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Up to 8,700 cc/rev
NOMINAL DISPLACEMENT
1 - Single
7000
2 - Double
8700
CONFIGURATION
SMA10L and SMA16L C - Rotating shaft, single-bank
10L1 - 10,500
16L2 - 13,000
16L1 - 16,400
Options include: Viton seals, mechanical shaft seal, special splines, speed sensing, marine shaft sealing
# Consult RP application engineers for details of ‘W’ top-drive and rotating case options.
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DIMENSION DATA
Standard Standard
Splined Splined
Shaft Shaft
Main Main
Ports Ports
Y1 A6 Y1 A6
A3 A3
C1
C1 T1
T1
Optional Optional
Speed Speed
Sensor Standard Sensor Standard
Keyed Keyed
Shaft Shaft
A5 A4 A5 A4
Drain Drain
Ports Ports
Y2 Y2
A7 A1 A2 A7 A1 A2
A6-dia 19t 10/20 18t 8/16 19t 8/16 24t 8/16 28t 8/16 25t 6/12 26t 6/12 41t 6/12 48t 6/12
A7 16 16 32 11 25 27 25 0 0
1” 1” 1-1/4” 1 1/2” 2” 2” 2” 2” 2 x 2”
Main Ports Y1
SAE J518 Code 62 SAE J518 Code 62
1/2” 1/2” 1/2” 1/2” 5/8” 5/8” 1” 1” 1”
Drain Ports Y2
SAE J514 SAE J514
*These motors are V1 configured, but supplied with an assembled shaft to convert to a C1.
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• Select Standard option, where application power/speed allows, if best volumetric efficiency is required.
• Otherwise, select High Power option, for max motor performance.
• Options include Viton seals, speed sensors, shaft-up seal cover vent porting, 4 port distributor.
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INSTALLATION DATA
SMAXXXX V1 XXX
Main
Ports
Y1
V1
V1
A3
A4
Drain
Ports
Y2
A1
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Ideally suited to torque-arm mounted applications requiring high powers or high speeds.
• Options include Hall-Effect & Proximity type speed sensor ports & Viton Seals
• Request mating shaft and central mounting bolt dimensional drawings from RP
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INSTALLATION DATA
Standard
Splined
Standard
Shaft
Splined
Main Shaft
Ports A6
Main
Y1 Ports A6
A3 Y1
A3
C2
C2 T2
T2
Optional
Optional
Speed Speed
Standard Standard
Sensor Sensor
Keyed Keyed
Shaft Shaft
A5 A4 A5 A4
Drain
Drain Ports
Ports Y2
Y2 A7 A1 A2
A7 A1 A2
Rotating
C2 / T2 Frame Size
Shaft
Nominal Displacement 750 1340 7000
Dimensions cc/rev 1000 1600 8700
(mm, inches)
Configuration C2 C2 T2
A1 456 557 807 #
A2 156 181 225
A3 156 181 225
Envelope A4-dia 436 545 700
A5-dia 63 80 110
A6-dia 19t 8/16 24t 8/16 26t 6/12
A7 tba tba tba
1-1/4” 1-1/2” 2”
Main Ports Y1
SAE J518 Code 62
1/2” 1/2” 1”
Drain Ports Y2
SAE J514
# add 46mm when X-Line R/Valve fitted
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1.6 Ratio
Motor General MAX 2.6 Ratio
Size Data Displacement MIN Displacement
MID Displacement
Geometric Displacement - cc/rev
Ideally suited to applications requiring high power, combined with high speed range.
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Displacement Ratio
7000 0.41 1140 7009 490 240 2.0 3504 245 240
8700 0.41 1190 8698 607 240 2.0 4344 304 240
Ideally suited to applications requiring fine positional speed control, combined with high speeds [high speed range].
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GENERAL
The following information is for general guidance only and it is recommended that individual applications are
discussed with Rotary Power.
Always examine the motor externally to check that damage has not occurred during transit. Ensure that the areas
around the protective plugs are clean and remove all protective coatings.
Do not remove protective plugs from the main ports and drain connections until system flushing is complete and
imminent connection to the circuit is to be made.
MOUNTING
Case mounting
Provision is made for locating the motor by means of a spigot diameter on the motor case. The motor should be
mounted on a flat, machined face with a pilot diameter machined to the nominal spigot +0.025 to +0.075 mm.
Clearance should be provided for the fillet radius between the motor spigot and mounting face. Fixing is by either 5
or 10 mounting bolts, depending upon motor model. All fixing holes provided should be utilised. If heavy or frequent
torque reversals are anticipated, one or more of the attachment holes should be reamed in conjunction with the
mounting bracket and then bolts fitted.
Motor drive connections should be designed to eliminate unnecessary axial and radial loads and thus prolong
bearing life. A cylindrical shaft is recommended for a flexible coupling output connection, and a splined shaft used
where the driven shaft is rigidly connected to the motor. Alignment of the two shafts should be maintained within 0.05
mm TIR.
Splined shafts should be assembled using molybdenum grease, or preferably in an oil bath.
When using cylindrical shafts in applications where pressures are high or where reverse loadings or shock loads are
expected then the coupling should be shrunk onto the shaft to provide an interference fit. Note: hammering or
pressing components onto the shaft may cause damage to the crankshaft bearings.
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CASE DRAINS
Rotating shaft motors are provided with 2 or more main drain ports located on the main crankcase.
The drain port that is to be used should be installed in the highest possible position. The bore size of the drain line
should be large enough to minimise case pressure under all operating conditions. Rotary Power can advise case
flow and flushing flow (if applicable) for each specific model so that drain lines can be sized correctly.
For shaft up applications, an optional top vent must be used and for shaft down an optional distributor end vent port
must be used. These are to be used in conjunction with the main case drain port, which itself must be looped up to
the level of the top or distributor vent, to prevent siphoning.
Motor case pressure should be kept to a minimum. Continuous high pressure will adversely affect the life of the shaft
seal system, and also affect the minimum boost pressure requirements for correct motor operation. Motor drain lines
should be independently returned to the tank.
RADIAL/AXIAL LOADS
SMA motors will accept high radial and axial loads. For individual motor information, or to discuss your application
requirements, please contact Rotary Power.
FREEWHEELING
The ability to freewheel is an inherent feature of the SMA motor. True freewheel is achieved by isolating the main
ports from the pressure supply and connecting them direct to tank.
The case pressure needs to be developed by adding flow to the motor case, and creating a back pressure in the
drain line (nominally 2 Bar above any remaining main port pressures).
This retracts and holds the pistons in their respective bores and provides internal lubrication to hydrostatic bearings.
It is possible to engage and dis-engage freewheel whilst the motor is rotating. However, due to the potentially high
flow rates that may be required, the high risk of pump cavitation damage and excessive motor case pressures, it is
highly recommended where possible to engage and dis-engage freewheel whilst the motor is stationary.
FLUIDS
SMA motors will operate successfully on a wide variety of fluids. As a general guide de-rating factors are set out below:
% of maximum % of maximum
Fluid type catalogue speed catalogue pressure
rating rating
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VISCOSITY
FILTRATION / CLEANLINESS
The orbiting motion of the cylinder block in rotating shaft motors creates an out of balance force as the motor rotates. In
most low to medium speed applications this has no detectable effect. However, where speed is high or where the
machine mass is very low, it may be beneficial to install a counterbalance weight.
SEALING
All standard SMA motors are fitted with a nitrile sealing system that is compatible with mineral hydraulic fluids.
STARTING TORQUE
Many factors will influence starting efficiencies, such as differential pressure and the rate of rise of pressure. Typical
starting torque efficiency is 92% .
The minimum operating speed capable will depend upon the motor model and the operating conditions but can be as
low as 5 rpm for a standard motor and 10 rpm for the high power version. Special designs are available to provide
optimised low speed operation.
TEMPERATURE
Recommended minimum/maximum operating temperature range between -20 and +90 degrees Centigrade. Higher
temperatures may be permissible if required through the use of alternative seal materials, providing the fluid viscosity
remains within the optimum range.
A temperature differential above 30 degrees Centigrade between the motor and the bulk oil should be avoided. A case
warming flow taken from a ‘hot’ part of the circuit can be used to minimise this differential.
35
Temperature Degrees C
30
25
20
15
Line indicates motor inlet fluid temperature.
SMA safe working zone below the red line.
10
Rate of rise of temperature = or < 20 degrees C/min
5
0
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
FLUSHING/WARMING FLOW
% Rated Speed
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FLUSHING/WARMING FLOW
A case warming flow may be required if temperature differentials of 30 degrees Centigrade are envisaged between
motor temperature and the bulk oil temperature. Flushing flow on graph below can be used for guidance to meet
temperature. (Valves can be supplied, consult with Rotary Power)
Flushing/Warming Flow
40
35
Flow (l/min)
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
350 500 1000 1340 2000 3500 7000 10L 16L
Frame size
EFFICIENCY
The SMA motor is highly efficient as a result of its unique 'column of oil' operating principal.
Mechanical efficiency is high on all models being around 95% at pressures above 200 Bar.
Volumetric efficiency is dependant upon the specific model applied.
Continuous ratings, quoted in the Technical Data sheets, are allowable for continuous periods of operation & for
durations which provide an acceptable life for the application.
(Refer to Rotary Power product support department for motor life estimates, based on typical application duty cycle).
Intermittent values quoted in the technical charts may occur for up to 10% of every minute of a known duty cycle.
PRESSURES
All motors are rated at maximum continuous pressure of 350Bar, with an intermittent rating of 490 Bar.
Positive gauge pressure must be maintained at both main ports at all times while the motor is under load, whether or not
the motor shaft is rotating. Boost pressure should not be less than 7 Bar above case pressure, with a fluid viscosity of
30 cSt. When using higher viscosity fluids, higher boost pressures will be required. For over-running conditions, consult
Rotary Power.
MULTI SPEED
Dependant upon the model, multi speed ratios between 1.6 & 2.6 are possible.
SMA motors can operate successfully in open circuit systems. A minimum back pressure of 7 Bar must be maintained.
SERIES OPERATION
Maximum system pressure is allowed on both inlet and outlet ports simultaneously.
This allows for operation of the motors in a series circuit.
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COMMISSIONING / SERVICE
READ THIS TOGETHER WITH INSTRUCTIONS SUPPLIED FOR OTHER COMPONENTS FITTED.
1. During system assembly thoroughly descale, clean and 6. The motor case pressure should be checked in all
flush all pipework, fittings and the reservoir. operating modes to ensure that the maximum allowable
Fill the system with new, filtered fluid that meets required value for the specific motor model is not exceeded.
specifications regarding viscosity at envisaged operating
temperature, type and cleanliness for all components 7. Check and adjust all settings where necessary in
fitted within the system. Motor requirements are given in compliance with all supplier’s instructions to system
each technical data section. The motor case must be requirements.
filled through the motor case drain port on rotating shaft
motors or, through one of the case vent ports located in 8. Check steady state operating temperature is in
the crankcase on rotating case motors. Ensure the case accordance with system and component requirements.
drain line is filled and all connections tightened.
9. Check for and repair any leaks.
2. Check the rotation-flow information given on the
installation drawing. 10. After the first few hours running, clean or renew ( as
appropriate ) all filters.
3. Start the drive pump slowly
- for engines, turn over on the starter motor for a few 11. The following points should be incorporated in the
seconds at a time. machine maintenance instructions:
- for electric motors, by a series of rapid on /off cycles.
This is to ensure the pump internal components are filled After one hundred hours operation ;
with oil.
Run the system at 25% max high flow and low pressure, A. Check the security of all mounting bolts and socket head
actuate all systems in all modes until all entrained air in screws used in the assembly of the motor.
the system has been released. This air could cause
some pulsation but, the motor should run smoothly after B. Check the security of the drive coupling and pipe
approximately ten minutes operation. connections.
4. After the motor rotation has been proved under no- load C. Clean or replace filter elements as recommended by the
conditions, it may be operated up to maximum pressure. manufacturer.
SMA SERVICE
Full factory service is available for general overhaul and test to new motor standard. Shaft seals may wear and need periodic
replacement. Seal kits are available and it is recommended that a suitable stock level is held.
Motors returned for factory overhaul should have been cleaned externally and drained of fluids. Transport plugs should be
fitted to all ports as soon as machine pipe work has been removed and before the motor is dismounted. All ancillary
equipment should be removed where possible and the unit should be clearly labelled, stating who has sent it, and where
from.
Please contact ROTARY POWER product support department for further information.
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FEATURES
ROTARY POWER has over 35 years experience in the design and Modular Concept
development of high quality Hydraulic equipment.
n Common torque unit
n 4 standard output options
Our current product range includes :- n Over 20 optional output options
Freewheel
"A" Axial Piston Pumps for heavy-duty open circuit applications.
Wide range of controls. Excellent life characteristics. Suitable for n True freewheel possible
most fluids, including HLP,HFA, HFB, HFC ,HFD, HFR , HFE , n Recirculating freewheel possible
Isocyanates & Polyols. Fixed and variable capacities from 11.5 to 125
High-Torque Start
cm3/rev.
n Efficient piston roller design
n Pintle valving reduces mechanical losses
"C" Axial Piston Pumps for high accuracy fluid metering with
precision flow controls and high-pressure capability. Specifically Total Reversibility
designed for the Polyurethane Industry. Capacities from 3 to 62
cm3/rev. n Equal torque in both directions
Compact Installation
"XL" Cam Motors of radial piston configuration. Wheel/shaft/torque
module configurations. Design offers high-speed capability. n Multi-stroking radial piston design
n Minimum overall dimensions
Capacities from 150 to 1120 cm3/rev. n High power-to-weight ratio
"SMA" Motors heavy-duty radial piston/eccentric configuration, n Reduced inertia enables rapid
reversals and speed changes
offering excellent life. Withstands high mechanical and hydraulic n Reduced mechanical losses in
shock loads. 350bar Continuous pressure rating. Speed & power geared drives
ratings significantly greater than standard HTLS motors. n Reduced noise
OUTPUT CONFIGURATIONS
1 2 3 4
XL motors may be supplied in the four configurations shown above. It is possible to supply a shaft motor with wheel
housing if required.
1. Torque Unit No axial / radial loading. Integration into machine / gearbox drives - mobile / industrial.
2. Compact Motor Light or no axial / radial loading and gearbox drives - mobile / industrial.
3. Wheel Motor High radial / axial loading and long life - mobile / industrial.
4. Shaft Motor High radial / axial loading and long life - mobile / industrial.
XL MOTOR OPERATION
Oil is fed under pressure through the valve and into the
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XL150 XL200 XL280 XL390 XL490 XL560 XL780 XL880 XL980 XL1050 XL1120
Geometric Displacement (CM3) 150 200 280 390 490 560 780 880 980 1050 1120
Max Speed Rev/Min Cont. 550 500 390 440 350 320 230 200 180 170 160
Int* 600 600 550 500 500 450 320 285 255 240 225
Freewheel 1000 1000 1000 850 850 850 850 850 850 850 850
Max Torque (Nm) Cont 480 640 890 1250 1570 1790 2500 2820 3140 3355 3680
Int* 790 1050 1480 2060 2590 2590 4120 4650 5180 5530 5900
Peak** 930 1240 1740 2420 3040 3460 4840 5460 6080 6480 6920
Max Output kW Cont 18 18 18 30 30 30 60 60 60 60 60
Int* 30 30 30 50 50 50 100 100 100 100 100
Max Pressure (Bar) Cont 210 210 210 210 210 210 210 210 210 210 210
Int* 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 350
Peak** 420 420 420 420 420 420 420 420 420 420 420
Max Oil Flow (L/Min) Cont 87 105 109 178 178 178 178 178 178 178 178
Int* 95 128 154 205 251 251 251 251 251 251 251
Outlet Pressure (Bar)*** Min 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Max 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20
Case Pressure (Bar) Max 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7
Fluid Type HL; HLP to DIN 51524 (for alternative fluid types contact Rotary Power)
Fluid Min/Max Viscosity 15 to 2000 cSt
Optimum Viscosity 35 to 200 cSt
Operating Temp (°C) Min/Max -30°C to +80°C
Optimum +40°C to +70°C
Fluid Cleanliness NAS 1638 Class 9/ISO Code 18/15
FILTRATION TO b10 RATIO 75 OR BETTER
At 210 Bar
420 560 790 1100 1390 1580 2210 2500 2780 2980 3180
Min Starting Press. Cont.
Torque (Nm) At 350 Bar
Press. Cont. 710 940 1320 1840 2320 2640 3670 4140 4610 4940 5270
* Permissible intermittent values may occur for up to 10% of every minute as part of a known duty cycle (Typical maximum pressure for mobile applications).
** Peak loads may occur for up to 1% of every minute.
*** Outlet Pressure required above case pressure.
5000 7000
6500
6000
4000 5500
5000
4500
3000
TORQUE
4000
3500
3000
2000 2500
2000
1500
1000
1000
500
0
lbft Nm XL150 XL200 XL280 XL390 XL490 XL560 XL780 XL880 XL980 XL1050 XL1120
1000
900
800
700
600
SPEED
500
400
300
200
100
0
Rev/Min XL150 XL200 XL280 XL390 XL490 XL560 XL780 XL880 XL980 XL1050 XL1120
2
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Power capabilities for XL motors are indicated in the charts Mobile transmissions and industrial drives may use values up to
shown.These should be read in conjunction with the information maximum stated intermittent speeds pressures and powers
given in the technical data chart. shown as part of an anticipated duty cycle.
For optimum life, continuous periods of operation should be ISO efficiencies shown are intended to assist in designing
limited to the grey area on the charts. transmission systems. Allowance should be made for normal
reduction in efficiencies as a system ages.
0 4 8 12 16 20 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 0 10 20 30 0 10 20 30 40 50
Flow gpm Flow gpm Flow gpm Flow gpm
500 500 500 500
0 20 40 60 80 100
0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 0 50 100 150 0 50 100 150 200 250
Flow lpm 6000 Flow lpm
400 6000 400 6000 Flow lpm 400 6000 Flow lpm 400
80 10 10
300 300 KW 0K 300 0K
300 W 4000 W
30
Pressure bar
4000 4000 4000
Pressure psi
60
Pressure bar
Pressure bar
Pressure bar
KW 80
Pressure psi
Pressure psi
Pressure psi
50 KW KW
K W
200 200 200 200
30 K 40 60 K
W KW W
2000 2000 2000 2000 40 K W
100 10 KW 100 100 20 K 100
W
10 KW 20 KW
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 0 100 200 300 400 500 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 0 50 100 150 200
Speed rpm Speed rpm Speed rpm
Speed rpm
0 4 8 12 16 20 0 8 16 24 32 40 0 10 20 30
Flow gpm 0 10 20 30 40 50
Flow gpm Flow gpm Flow gpm
500 500 500 500
0 20 40 60 80 100 0 49 80 120 160 200
Flow lpm 0 50 100 150 0 50 100 150 200 250
400 6000 400 6000 Flow lpm 400 6000 Flow lpm 6000 Flow lpm
400
80 10 10
0K 0K
300 300 300 KW W 300 W
4000 4000 4000
Pressure bar
4000
Pressure bar
Pressure bar
Pressure psi
60
Pressure psi
Pressure psi
Pressure bar
Pressure psi
50 KW 80
KW KW
200 30 K 200 200
W 40 200 60 K
30 K KW W
2000 2000 W 2000 2000 40 KW
100 10 KW 100 100 20 KW 100
10 KW 20 KW
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 0 50 100 150 200
0 100 200 300 400 500 0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Speed rpm Speed rpm Speed rpm Speed rpm
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 0 10 20 30 40 50 0 8 16 24 32 40
Flow gpm Flow gpm Flow gpm
500 500 500
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 0 50 100 150 200 250 0 40 80 120 160 200
Flow lpm 6000 Flow lpm 6000 Flow lpm
400 6000 400 400
10
0K
300 300 300 W
4000 4000 4000 80
Pressure bar
Pressure bar
Pressure psi
Pressure psi
Pressure bar
50
Pressure psi
KW
KW
200 200 200 60 K
30 W
30 K KW
2000 W 2000 2000 40 KW
100 100 100
10 KW 20 KW
10 KW
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 100 200 300 400 500 0 100 200 300 400 0 50 100 150 200 250
Speed rpm Speed rpm Speed rpm
CALCULATIONS
PERFORMANCE DATA
5.6
XL 390 - 1120
4.8 28
XL1120 XL560
24 XL280
4.0
20 XL490
3.2 XL 150 - 280 XL980
PRESSURE bar
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Flow (I/m)
1.6 8 XL150
4
0.8
0
0
0 100 200 300 400 500
0 100 200 300 400 SPEED rpm
Presure (bar)
Case drain figures should be added to other circuit losses in The differential pressure across the supply ports required to
closed loop systems to arrive at loop make-up requirements. drive the motor over its speed range with the output shaft
Installation should be designed to prevent siphoning of oil from disconnected.
the motor case.
Where continuous operation is above 300 min-1 it may be
necessary to provide a cooling flow through the case, typically 1-
2 litres/min. The need for cooling flow depends upon duty, fluid
environment etc.
Case drain is located on the pintle and should be positioned
uppermost.
1.6
XL 390 - 1120
18
16 1.2
XL 150 - 780
Case pressure in bar
14
XL 880 - 1120
12
Pressure bar
10 0.8
XL 150 - 280
8
6
4 0.4
2
0
0
0 100 200 300 400 500
Speed rpm 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200
Speed min -1
Where the load can overrun the motor (i.e. motor operating as Case pressure (differential over port pressure) required to
a pump) it is important to ensure sufficient supply boost retract the pistons for freewheeling operation is shown in the
pressure to avoid incomplete filling of the cylinders and graph above. The transition into and out of the freewheeling
cavitation. The minimum boost pressure required at the motor mode is normally accomplished with the motor stationary.
inlet port is equal to the sum of the boost pressure from the
graph and the actual case pressure.
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X L R A D I A L P I S T O N M O T O R S
OUTPUT CONFIGURATIONS
Output shafts run in taper bearings that permit high axial and If the radial load is less than that shown by the curve, bearing life
radial forces. Due to the unique design of the XL, the shaft will be longer than 3000 hours. Assuming the speed is set at 110
bearings are not affected by system pressure. rev/min (if not, adjust as shown above) bearing life may be
calculated using :
Compact Motor
L10 new = 3000 x curve load 3.33°
Even though this is a type XLC lightweight output housing new load
moderate radial and axial loading is permissible.
The curves apply to a B10 bearing life of 3000 hours at 110 Effect of shaft speed on permissible shaft load
rev/min when mineral-based hydraulic oil with anti-wear
additions and to specification DIN 51424 is used. Applications such as vehicle propulsion using wheel motors can
The graphs are drawn for a 40cSt oil. produce conditions of high load and relatively low speed. In such
conditions permissible shaft load must always remain within the
Effect of shaft speed on life mechanical strength limitations.
Because L10 life and speed are inversely proportional to each To calculate permissible shaft load :
other, bearing life for speeds other than 110 rpm can easily be New load = Load from curve x 3.33 110
calculated, i.e. half speed gives twice life. new speed
To calculate the bearing life for a different speed :
If you are in any doubt contact Rotary Power Applications
L10 new = 3000 x 110 rev/min Department.
new rev/min
6000 6000
RADIAL LOAD (Kg)
Shaft Motors
0
(Consult Rotary Power)
0
300 Distance (mm) 0
6000
6000
XL 150-280
RADIAL LOAD NEWTON
625 Newton
RADIAL LOAD (Kg)
0
0
XL 390-1120
XL COMPACT
XL 780 880 980 1050 1120
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Before finalising your installation please ask for a copy of the latest issue drawing.
B1
0°
A3 A2
ØB3
ØB4
ØB4
A4
Radius B11
'F' Port
B5
B6
C5 C15
C3 C4 C13 C14 C24
ØB19
ØB19
ØB18
C12
C11
C23
C2
C1
C20
C6 C18 C19
ØB18
ØB19
C17
C16
C7
B24 B15
(To Front Body Mount) (To Front Body Mount)
B25 B17
C9
C22
C10
ØB18
ØB19
C21
C8
Taper 1:8
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* ‘A’ Port 5/8 SAE J514 5/8 SAE J514 5/8 SAE J514 C1 38.1/38.05 44.45/44.4 N/A
* ‘B’ Port 5/8 SAE J514 5/8 SAE J514 5/8 SAE J514 C2 42.4/42.14 49.30 N/A
* ‘T’ Port 3/8 SAE J514 1/2 SAE J514 1/2 SAE J514 C3 70.0 50.0 N/A
* ‘F’ Port 3/8 SAE J514 1/2 SAE J514 1/2 SAE J514 C4 5.0 5.0 N/A
A1 45 52 52
C5 9.55/9.53 11.14/11.11 N/A
A2 33 38 38
C6 26.0 36.0 N/A
A3 28 36 36
C7 ANSI B92.1 ANSI B92.1 N/A
A4 5.5 9 9
17T 12/24P 13T 8/18P
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WHEEL DRAWINGS
Before finalising your installation please ask for a copy of the latest issue drawing.
B3 C1
A1
'T' Port Rear body mount B4 C2
B1
B2
C4
C3
A3
A4
C7 Studs
'F' Port Thread C8
on C9 PCD
Rim Thickness
Min C5
B5 Max C6
B6
B3 C1
A1
B1
B2
C4
C3
A4
C7 Studs
'F' Port Thread C8
on C9 PCD
Rim Thickness
B5 Min C5
Max C6
See Note 'B' B6
See Note 'C'
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WHEEL DIMENSIONS
* ‘A’ Port 5/8 SAE J514 5/8 SAE J514 5/8 SAE J514 C1 35 35 41
* ‘B’ Port 5/8 SAE J514 5/8 SAE J514 5/8 SAE J514 C2 10 7 7
* ‘T’ Port 3/8 SAE J514 1/2 SAE J514 1/2 SAE J514 C3 95.80/95.60 95.80/95.60 160.80/160.60
* ‘F’ Port 3/8 SAE J514 1/2 SAE J514 1/2 SAE J514 C4 173 170 247.5
A1 45 52 52 C5 10.0 10 10
A2 33 38 38 C6 20.0 20 20
A3 28 36 36 C7 5 5 6
A4 5.5 9 9 C8 M14-1.5P M14-1.5P M18-1.5P
C9 140 140 205
MOUNTING INFORMATION
T T
B5 62 70 105
B6 84 95 130 B B
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Before finalising your installation please ask for a copy of the latest issue drawing.
B7
B29 Holes A1
ØB2 on B1 PCD 'T' Port B8 B14
B10
B1
6
A3 A2
ØB13
B11
B3
B4
A4
ØB12
Radius B17
'F' Port
B5
B6
XLC COMPACT UNIT
* ‘A’ Port 5/8 SAE J514 5/8 SAE J514 5/8 SAE J514 B11 ANSI B92.1 ANS B92.1 DIN5480
* ‘B’ Port 5/8 SAE J514 5/8 SAE J514 5/8 SAE J514 14T 12/24P 13T 8/16P B50x2x24x7h
* ‘T’ Port 3/8 SAE J514 1/2 SAE J514 1/2 SAE J514 B12 26.7 37.0 49.5
* ‘F’ Port 3/8 SAE J514 1/2 SAE J514 1/2 SAE J514 B13 127.0/126.95 152.4/152.35 152.4/152.35
B5 66 69 104
B6 88 94 129 * Hydraulic connection sizes denote SAE ‘O’ ring boss size.
These are not thread dimensions.
B7 170.4 206 241
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10
X L R A D I A L P I S T O N M O T O R S
'A' Port
'B' Port
B24
ØB20
ØB21
B3
B4
A4
CYLINDER BLOCK
SPLINE
'F' Port
B5
INSTALLATION
Case Mounting XLA, XLB, XLC, XLE A case drain line returned directly to tank should be connected to the “T”
port located on the rear face of the motor. The “T” port should be
positioned so that it is the uppermost port on the rear face of the motor.
Provision is made for locating the motor by means of a machined spigot
The bore size of the drain line should be big enough to allow leakage
diameter on the front (for XLE only) and rear of the main casing assembly.
flow shown on page 4 without causing a back pressure at the motor case
If the front mounting is used a minimum of 8 bolts must be used. If the
of more than that shown in performance data on page 2.
rear mounting is used a minimum of 12 bolts must be used for sizes upto
560 cc/rev. For larger motors a minimum of 10 bolts should be used for
front mounting and 16 bolts for rear mounting.
FLUSHING FLOW
A flushing flow will be required for high speed operation - see page 4 for
The unit should be mounted on a flat machined face using the
details. If high temperature differentials of over 40°C (between motor
appropriate size bolts. The mounting surface pilot diameter should be
temperature and bulk oil temperature) are envisaged, a case warming
machined to the nominal spigot diameter + 0.000” to + 0.027” (+0.0” to
flow should be provided.
+ 0.05”). Clearance should be made for the fillet radius between the
motor location spigot and the motor mounting face.
If freewheeling is part of your duty cycle, a case pressure needs to be
developed by adding flow to the motor case using the “F” port and
Mounting Shaft Details XLA, XLB, XLC creating a back pressure in the drain line. The case pressure required
above system pressure (port A and B) is given on page 4.
Various standards of splined, keyed and tapered shafts are offered on the
XL range. Check installation details for dimensions. Motor drives should Case drain lines should be adequately sized (see case drain section
be designed to eliminate unnecessary axial and radial loads, and thus above).
prolong bearing life.
A keyed shaft is recommended for a flexible coupling output connection Please contact ROTARY POWER for detailed recomendations.
and a splined shaft when the driven shaft and motor are rigidly mounted.
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X L R A D I A L P I S T O N M O T O R S
COMMISSIONING
1. During assembly thoroughly descale, clean and flush all pipework, 4. Start the drive pump slowly
fittings and reservoir during assembly. - for engines turn over on the starter motor for a few
seconds at a time.
2. Fill the system with new, filtered fluid that meets required - For electric motor by a series of rapid on/off cycles.
specifications regarding viscosity at envisaged operating This is to ensure pump internal components are filled with oil.
temperature, type and cleanliness for all components within the Run the system at high flow and low pressure, actuate all systems in
system,motor requirements are given on page 2 in performance all modes until all entrained air in system has been released.
data. The motor case must be filled with the above described fluid
through the case drain (T) port, the drainline filled and reconnected. 5. Check and top-up fluid level if necessary.
3. Check the flow-rotation diagram below to ensure correct rotation for 6. Check and adjust settings where necessary in compliance with
the installation. supplier’s instructions to system requirements.
9. After the first few hours running, clean or renew (as appropriate) all
filters
APPROXIMATE WEIGHTS Kg
XLO 21 30 35
XLA,B 28 43 48
XLC 26 39 44
XLE 28 43 48
SPECIAL OPTIONS
For “shaft up” installations, an air bleed port should be specified and the A pulse pick-up port may be specified. Consult Rotary Power regarding
leakage pipework should be arranged in a similar way to figure 1. This preferred number of pulses/revolution and pulse pick-up thread size.
ensures that the bearings and the shaft seal are immersed in hydraulic oil. Contact Rotary Power if alternative types of speed indication are
required.
If in doubt - please contact Rotary Power
Mounting of Couplings or Gears to the Motor Shaft
Figure 1.
Threaded holes can be included in the end of the shaft to assist the
fitting of couplings, gears, etc. Consult Rotary Power for details.
Special Features
Flow Divider
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ORDER CODE
Factory specified
OUTPUT CASE STYLE
O = No brake
DISPLACEMENT B = Drum brake
C = Disc brake
15 = 150 CM 3
20 = 200 CM 3
28 = 280 CM 3 SEALS
39 = 390 CM 3
49 = 490 CM 3 N = Nitrile (Standard)
56 = 560 CM 3 V = Viton
78 = 780 CM 3
88 = 880 CM 3
98 = 980 CM 3 OUTPUT SHAFT
10 = 1050 CM 3
11 = 1120 CM 3 O = Torque unit only
A = SAE keyed shaft
B = Metric keyed shaft
C = XM keyed shaft
D = SAE splined shaft
XLE 56GN000 - - E = Metric splined shaft
F = XM splined shaft
XL Motor G = Wheel flange
Wheel casing, 560 CC/Rev. H = Taper shaft
Standard wheel flange, Nitrile seals. J = Quill shaft for option H case style
No special requirements K = HM keyed shaft
Design series - -
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XF05
XF RANGE
XF FEATURES
Modular Concept
Wholly owned subsidiaries in the USA and Germany and a network Fully Reversible
of distributors throughout the world provide product support in
most countries. Equal torque in both rotation directions
Axial ports
Viton seals
PAGE CONTENTS
2 TECHNICAL DATA
3 ORDER CODE
4 TORQUE UNIT DIMENSIONS
4 TORQUE UNIT CUSTOMER MOUNTING DIMENSIONS
5 TORQUE UNIT L10 LIFE
6 SHAFT MOTOR DIMENSIONS (Spline)
6 SHAFT MOTOR FRAME MOUNTING DIMENSIONS
7 SHAFT MOTOR DIMENSIONS (Key)
TORQUE UNIT
7 SHAFT MOTOR RADIAL LOAD LIMITS & L10 LIFE
8 WHEEL MOTOR DIMENSIONS
9 WHEEL MOTOR FRAME MOUNTING DIMENSIONS
9 WHEEL MOTOR RADIAL LOAD LIMITS & L10 LIFE
10 HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS
11 OPTION (Shaft-up air vent port)
11 OPTION (Speed-sensor)
12 POWER ENVELOPES
SHAFT MOTOR
12 DUTY CYCLE DATA
13 TORQUE OUTPUT
13 INPUT FLOW
14 NO LOAD PRESSURE DROP
14 CASE LEAKAGE
15 MINIMUM BOOST PRESSURE (Pumping)
15 FREEWHEELING
16 INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING WHEEL MOTOR
17 RP MOTOR PRODUCT OVERVIEW
XF MOTOR OPERATION
PISTON ROLLERS
Oil is fed under pressure through the valve and into the
cylinders. The pistons attempt to move outwards. The
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X F 0 5 R A D I A L P I S TO N M O TO R S
TECHNICAL DATA
Displacement Code A B C D -
Displacement Nominal 390 490 560 680 cc
Displacement Actual 392.7 493.1 558.6 680.9 cc
Max Power 50 kW
*Peak; Max 1% of every 1 duty cycle minute (Typical Relief Valve pressure spike)
Motor performance data is provided to assist in the optimum selection of displacement & frame size. However, where system
!
Diameter)in the range 0.19 – 0.25 {Screw Grades are minimum requirements}
!
Symbols;
! ! !
Motor inlet Motor shaft Dry weight Screw tightening Care warning
rotation torque
direction direction (unlunbricated)
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X F 0 5 R A D I A L P I S TO N M O TO R S
ORDER CODE
XF05 D S2 A 1 N 0 AA 02
D 680cc AA Standard
GENERAL OPTIONS
0 Standard
1 Shaft-up air vent port
SEALS
N Nitrile
V Viton
FRONT HOUSING STYLE
N0 Torque unit No front housing REAR HOUSING OPTIONS
S0 Metric splined shaft 0 None
S1 Shaft Metric keyed shaft 1 Rear mounted speed sensor facility
S2 ANSI splined shaft 2 Oversized drain ports ##
W0 Flange with clearance holes 3 Options 1+2 combined
W1 Flange with threaded mounting holes ## Axial ports only
Wheel Flange
W2
REAR HOUSING STYLE/PORTS
W3
A Radial SAE O-ring ports
Standard
mount
B
EXAMPLE SHOWN;
C Axial SAE O-ring ports
XF05-D-S2-A-1-N-0-AA-02 D
680cc
R Radial SAE O-ring ports
mounting #
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130
30 69 6 30 (Port T) ==
4 x 3 x o 15 33 (Ports A & B) 49
== B
A
25° 60 o 278
o 248 o 216.00
25° 215.82
x
T
28 63 x
DIN5480-N50 x 2 x 30 x 24 x 9H
33kg
Section X-X o 23 x 15 deep
69 ref
CUSTOMER MOUNTING
0.2
6.0
0.05 D
105 NM (M14-2p)
M
6.0
170 189.99
D
MIN 189.96
23 min
Spline 5.0 min d D
Ref, O-Ring
Length BS4518-1945-30
1.6 supplied with motor N = Number of Teeth
0.10 D
DIN 5480-W50x2x30x24x11a M D d N
Max 53.972 49.73
4.0 24
Min 53.833 49.47
Shaft Material; BS970 -709M40 or equivalent - hardened to achieve Rm = 775 - 925 N/mm2
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X F 0 5 R A D I A L P I S TO N M O TO R S
TORQUE UNIT
L10 LIFE
5,000 hr
350
300
250
200 680cc/560cc
bar
150 490c
100
390cc
50
L10 values predict that 90% of a given population of motors will meet or exceed this life. Actual life will be dependent on oil viscosity,
temperature and oil cleanliness together with application factors. For optimum life, oil viscosity should be in the “optimum” range
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X F 0 5 R A D I A L P I S TO N M O TO R S
SHAFT MOTOR
130
==
o 222.00 30 (Port T) 49
221.82 12 78 6
33 (Ports A&B)
8 == B
12 x o 13 A
o 115.00
114.95
60 25°
o 278
o 175
o 216.00
25°
47 215.82
FULL T x
SPLINE
70
38 4x2x o15
10
(see section X-X)
o 150 79 189 63 x
o 248
2 x M6-1p x 10 deep
o23x15 deep 46kg
Section X-X
78 ref
45° 45°
0.2
1.5 1.5
1.0 1.0
o 222.2
o 115.2 222.1 o 216.2
115.1 216.1
50 max
P1 P2
P1 + 63 P2 + 78
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SHAFT MOTOR
130
o 50.018
==
50.002 o 222.00 30 (Port T) 49
221.82 12 78 6
33 (Ports A&B)
38 ==
12 x o 13 8 B
A
o 115.00
114.95
60 25°
o 278
53.52
53.21 o 216.00
215.82 25°
5 60
T x
14.04
14.00 70 4x2xo15
o 150 10 (see section X-X)
79 189 63 x
o 175 o 248
2 x M6-1p x 10 deep
o23x15 deep 46kg
Section X-X
78 ref
D
E# B D F
Max 50.080 54.0 14.12
E F 69
Min 50.030 53.8 14.05
B
Coupling Material; BS970 -709M40 or equivalent - hardened to achieve Rm = 775 - 925 N/mm2
Consult Rotary Power, for applications combining radial & axial dynamic loads.
50
45
STATIC
40 -Fa +Fa
35
30
25
5,000 hr 20
DYNAMIC
10,000 hr
15,000 hr 15 Fr
20,000 hr
10
L
5
0
60 55 50 45 40 35 30
L - mm
L10 values predict that 90% of a given population of motors will meet or exceed this life.
Actual life will be dependent on oil viscosity, temperature and oil cleanliness together with application factors.
Graph shows motor bearing housing taper roller bearing L10 data @ 100rpm* & ISOVG 37 oil @ 40C (38cSt)
(*L10 hours@ N rpm; multiply “Graph L10” by ratio “100rpm/N rpm”)
Pressure has no direct effect on the L10 data shown (see also Torque Unit L10)
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X F 0 5 R A D I A L P I S TO N M O TO R S
WHEEL MOTOR
130
==
147NM (stud) 12 78 6 30 (Port T)
49
o 222.00 33 (Port A & B)
221.82 ==
10 x o M14-1.5p Wheel Studs B
12 A
60 o 278 25°
o 140 o 92.70 o 216.00
92.65 215.82
25°
T x
26
35 4x2xo15
(see section X-X)
o 170 7 201 63 x
248
10
16.5 o 15.1 20
15.0
125NM
125NM
0.2 10 x10
M14-2.0p
x M14-2.0p
o 140o 140
M14-1.5p
1.5
1.0 45°
147NM o 92.8
92.7 o 170o 170
10 x o 15
147NM
o 140
o 170
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X F 0 5 R A D I A L P I S TO N M O TO R S
WHEEL MOTOR
o 222.2
222.1 o 216.2
216.1
45°
0.2
1.5
1.0
45°
0.2
Consult Rotary Power, for applications combining radial & axial dynamic loads.
120
100
80
1,000 hr
60 R
5,000 hr
STATIC 40
50,000 hr
DYNAMIC
20
Ft
Fr Fr
0 Fw Fr
100 75 50 25 0 -25 -50 -75 -100 -L
+L
L- mm
Graph data @ 100rpm*, 20bar back pressure & ISOVG 37 oil @ 40C (38cSt)
(*L10 hours@ N rpm; multiply “Graph L10” by ratio “100rpm/N rpm”)
Pressure has no direct effect on the L10 data shown (see also Torque Unit L10)
2
+ Fw2) where; Ft [kN]= Motor Torque [kN.M]/R[M] & Fw = Wheel Vertical Load[kN]
(Motor torque may be derived from “Torque Output” graphs on page 15, once the actual pressure differential at the motor
ports is determined)
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HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS
STANDARD PORTS
AXIAL PORTS
49
A == B
T T
124
==
49
A == B
T T
123
==
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X F 0 5 R A D I A L P I S TO N M O TO R S
OPTIONS
3/8” SAE
J514 (9/16” -18 UNF0
(1-1/16” -12 UNF)
15°
SPEED SENSOR
X
MAINTAIN 0.5 GAP! ROTOR
(0.5 COUNTER-CLOCKWISE N
ROTATION FROM SENSOR MOTOR CODE PORT “N”
CONTACT POSITION)
XF05****1*0AA**
M12-1.0p
XF05****3*0AA**
o 135
36 x o6
CUSTOMER-SUPPLIED SENSOR
! CUSTOMER-SUPPLIED SEALING
ROTOR 1
WASHER IS REQUIRED HERE, TO
3 PREVENT EXTERNAL LEAKAGE
FROM SENSOR THREADS
SECTION X-X
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X F 0 5 R A D I A L P I S TO N M O TO R S
PERFORMANCE
POWER ENVELOPES
XF05 - 680cc XF05 - 680cc XF05 - 560cc XF05 - 560cc
400 400 400 400
350 XF05
350- 680cc XF05 - 680cc 350 XF05
350- 560cc XF05 - 560cc
400 400 400 400
300
350 300
350 300
350 300
350
250 250 250 250
300 300 300 300
200
250 200
250 200
250 200
250
150 150 150 150
200 200 200 200
100
150 100
150 100
150 100
150
50 50 50 50
100 100 100 100
500 0
50 500 0
50
0 100 0200 100300 200 3000 100 200 0 300
100 400
200 300 400
0 0 0 0
Speed - rpm Speed - rpm Speed - rpm Speed
0 100 0200 100
300 200 300
0 100 200 0 300100 400200 - rpm 300 400
Speed - rpm Speed - rpm Speed - rpm Speed - rpm
CONTINUOUS INTERMITTENT
OPERATION OPERATION
For optimum motor life, operation should be limited to the “Continuous Operation” envelope of the above graphs. Intermittent operation may occur for
10% of every minute, as part of a known duty cycle. Maximum Intermittent Pressure would typically be the Relief Valve setting, for mobile applications.
!
DUTY CYCLE
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PERFORMANCE
TORQUE OUTPUT
680 cc
2500
2000 200bar
175bar
1500 150bar
125bar
1000 100bar
500
0
80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260
Speed - rpm
20bar back pressure & ISOVG 37 oil @ 40C (38cSt) Above performance is indicative only. Actual performance is dependent on the motor running-in
period, operating viscosity & motor return-line pressure.
INPUT FLOW
680 cc
200 260rpm
180
160 220rpm
140 180rpm
120
140rpm
100
80 100rpm
60
40 60rpm
20
0
25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200
Delta P (bar)
20bar back pressure & ISOVG 37 oil @ 40C (38cSt) Above performance is indicative only. Actual performance is dependent on the motor running-in
period, operating viscosity & motor return-line pressure..
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PERFORMANCE
25 25 20 20
20 20
15 15
15 15
10 10
10 10
5 5
5 5
0 0 0 0
0 050 100
50 150
100 200
150 250
200 250 0 0 100 100 200 200 300 300 400 400
Speed - Speed
rpm - rpm Speed - Speed
rpm - rpm
Differential pressure across the main ports required to drive the motor over its speed range, with the output shaft disconnected.
20bar back pressure & ISOVG 37 oil @ 40C (38cSt) Above performance is indicative only. Actual performance is dependent on the motor running-in
period, operating viscosity & motor return-line pressure.
CASE LEAKAGE
680 cc
2.5
200bar
2 175bar
1.5 150bar
125bar
1 100bar
0.5
0
20 60 100 140 180 220 260
Speed - rpm
20 bar back pressure & ISOVG 37 oil @ 40C (38cSt) Above performance is indicative only. Actual performance is dependent on the motor running-in
continuous running conditions produce oil temperature or viscosity values outside the recommended operating range (see Technical Data – page 2)
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X F 0 5 R A D I A L P I S TO N M O TO R S
PERFORMANCE
14.0
680 cc
12.0
10.0
8.0
6.0
4.0 390 cc
2.0
0.0
0 100 200 300 400 500
rpm
ISOVG 37 oil @ 50C (25cSt)
!
motor inlet port is equal to the sum of the above graph & the actual case pressure.
FREEWHEELING
1.6
1.2
B
0.8
T
0.4
A
2 bar
0
Transition into & out of freewheeling is normally accomplished with the motor stationary. ! If this is not practical, then a “soft” re-engagement
of the pistons with the cam track is advised, to prevent potential damage to the motor piston bush. This can be achieved by either limiting the
! In designing the freewheel circuit, care must be taken to ensure that the max case pressure limit, shown on page3, is not exceeded.
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X F 0 5 R A D I A L P I S TO N M O TO R S
INSTALLATION
Splined shafts are suited to installations where the driven shaft & motor are rigidly mounted.
(Alignment between motor & driven shaft should be maintained within 0.05mm)
For maximum life, splines should be lubricated with Molybdenum Disulphide grease, on assembly, or preferably
run in oil lubrication.
Do not remove protective plugs from hydraulic or speed sensor ports until immediate connection into the system
pipe work is made.
Always examine the motor externally to ensure no damage has been caused in transit.
Case drain lines, connected to either of the “T” ports indicated, should be returned directly to tank.
The “T” port should be positioned as the uppermost port, to ensure air is properly vented from the pipe work.
Where the motor is mounted with shaft uppermost, an air vent port is necessary to ensure proper lubrication of
the bearing housing shaft seal (General Option “1” in Product Code).
COMMISSIONING
Fill the motor case & drain line with oil through the case drain port “T” & re-connect case drain pipe work.
Start the drive pump at lowest practical speed to prime the system (for combustion engines turn over the starter motor
for a few seconds at a time. For electric motors use a series of rapid on/off cycles)
Check & adjust settings where necessary, in compliance with all system & component supplier requirements.
Check steady state operating temperature is in compliance with all system & component supplier requirements.
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X F 0 5 R A D I A L P I S TO N M O TO R S
APPLICATIONS
17
XF10
XF RANGE
XF FEATURES
Modular Concept
Wholly owned subsidiaries in the USA and Germany and a network Fully Reversible
of distributors throughout the world provide product support in
most countries. Equal torque in both rotation directions
Axial ports
Viton seals
PAGE CONTENTS
2 TECHNICAL DATA
3 ORDER CODE
4 TORQUE UNIT DIMENSIONS
4 TORQUE UNIT CUSTOMER MOUNTING DIMENSIONS
5 TORQUE UNIT L10 LIFE
6 SHAFT MOTOR DIMENSIONS (Spline)
6 SHAFT MOTOR FRAME MOUNTING DIMENSIONS
7 SHAFT MOTOR DIMENSIONS (Key)
TORQUE UNIT
7 SHAFT MOTOR RADIAL LOAD LIMITS & L10 LIFE
8 WHEEL MOTOR DIMENSIONS
9 WHEEL MOTOR FRAME MOUNTING DIMENSIONS
9 WHEEL MOTOR RADIAL LOAD LIMITS & L10 LIFE
10 HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS
11 OPTION (Shaft-up air vent port)
11 OPTION (Speed-sensor)
12 POWER ENVELOPES
SHAFT MOTOR
12 DUTY CYCLE DATA
13 TORQUE OUTPUT
13 INPUT FLOW
14 NO LOAD PRESSURE DROP
14 CASE LEAKAGE
15 MINIMUM BOOST PRESSURE (Pumping)
15 FREEWHEELING
16 INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING WHEEL MOTOR
17 RP MOTOR PRODUCT OVERVIEW
XF MOTOR OPERATION
PISTON ROLLERS
Oil is fed under pressure through the valve and into the
cylinders. The pistons attempt to move outwards. The
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TECHNICAL DATA
Displacement Code A B C D E F G -
Displacement Nominal 780 880 980 1050 1120 1240 1360 cc
Displacement Actual 785.4 885.8 986.2 1051.7 1117.2 1239.5 1361.8 cc
Theoretical Torque at 100 bar 1250 1410 1570 1674 1778 1973 2168 NM
Max Speed 320 285 255 240 225 205 188 rpm
Max Freewheel Speed 850 850 850 850 850 850 850 rpm
*Peak; Max 1% of every 1 duty cycle minute (Typical Relief Valve pressure spike)
Motor performance data is provided to assist in the optimum selection of displacement & frame size. However, where system
!
Diameter)in the range 0.19 – 0.25 {Screw Grades are minimum requirements}
!
Symbols;
! ! !
Motor inlet Motor shaft Dry weight Screw tightening Care warning
rotation torque
direction direction (unlubricated)
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ORDER CODE
XF10 D S2 A 1 N 0 AA 02
D 1050cc AA Standard
E 1120cc
F 1240cc GENERAL OPTIONS
G 1360cc 0 Standard
1 Shaft-up air vent port
SEALS
N Nitrile
V Viton
FRONT HOUSING STYLE
N0 Torque unit No front housing REAR HOUSING OPTIONS
S0 Metric splined shaft 0 None
S1 Shaft Metric keyed shaft 1 Rear mounted speed sensor facility
S2 ANSI splined shaft 2 Oversized drain ports ##
W0 Flange with clearance holes 3 Options 1+2 combined
W1 Flange with threaded mounting holes ## Axial ports only
Wheel Flange
W2
REAR HOUSING STYLE/PORTS
W3
A Radial SAE O-ring ports
Standard
mount
B
EXAMPLE SHOWN;
C Axial SAE O-ring ports
XF10-D-S2-A-1-N-0-AA-02 D
1050cc
R Radial SAE O-ring ports
mounting #
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130
30 105 6 30 (Port T) ==
4 x 3 x o 15 33 (Ports A & B) 49
== B
A
25° 60 o 278
o 248 o 216.00
25° 215.82
x
T
28 63 x
DIN5480-70 x 3 x 30 x 22 x 9H
45kg
Section X-X o 23 x 15 deep
105 ref
CUSTOMER MOUNTING
0.2
6.0
0.05 D
105 NM (M14-2p)
M
6.0
170 189.99
D
MIN 189.96
23 min
Spline 5.0 min d D
Ref, O-Ring
Length BS4518-1945-30
1.6 supplied with motor N = Number of Teeth
0.10 D
DIN 5480-W70x3x30x22
M D d N
(non-standard tooth thickness)
Max 75.698 68.50
6.0 22
Min 75.621 68.40
Shaft Material; BS970 -709M40 or equivalent - hardened to achieve Rm = 775 - 925 N/mm2
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TORQUE UNIT
L10 LIFE
5,000 hr
350
300
250 1360cc/1120cc
200 980cc/1050cc
bar
P
150
780cc/880cc
100
50
0
50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225
rpm
Ng
L10 values predict that 90% of a given population of motors will meet or exceed this life. Actual life will be dependent on oil viscosity,
temperature and oil cleanliness together with application factors. For optimum life, oil viscosity should be in the “optimum” range
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SHAFT MOTOR
130
==
2 x M10-1.5p x 24 deep 116 6 30 (Port T) 49
10 33 (Ports A&B)
12 x o 13 == B
o 245 A
o 175.00
174.95
60 25°
o 216.00 o 278
215.82
25°
50
FULL T x
SPLINE 85
25 4x2x o15
50
(see section X-X)
95.5 237 63 x
o 220 o 248
Section X-X
116 ref
45° 45°
0.2
1.5 1.5
1.0 1.0
o 175.2 o 216.2
175.1 216.1
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SHAFT MOTOR
130
==
85.2
85.0 o 80.03 10 116 6 30 (Port T) 49
22.00 80.11 33 (Ports A&B)
21.95 o 245 ==
A B
o 175.00
174.95
5 75
60 25°
o 278
o 216.00
215.82 25°
T x
85
4 x 2 x o15
25
(see section X-X)
50 95.5 237 63 x
o 248
o 220
12 x o 13
o23x15 deep 69kg
Section X-X
2 x M10-1.5p x 24 deep 116 ref
D
E# B D F
Max 80.080 86.0 22.12
E F 84
Min 80.030 85.7 22.05
B
Coupling Material; BS970 -709M40 or equivalent - hardened to achieve Rm = 775 - 925 N/mm2
Consult Rotary Power, for applications combining radial & axial dynamic loads.
L10 values predict that 90% of a given population of motors will meet or exceed this life.
Actual life will be dependent on oil viscosity, temperature and oil cleanliness together with application factors.
Graph shows motor bearing housing taper roller bearing L10 data @ 100rpm* & ISOVG 37 oil @ 40C (38cSt)
(*L10 hours@ N rpm; multiply “Graph L10” by ratio “100rpm/N rpm”)
Pressure has no direct effect on the L10 data shown (see also Torque Unit L10)
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WHEEL MOTOR
130
330NM (stud)
==
116 6 30 (Port T)
33 (Port A & B) 49
6 x o M18-1.5p Wheel Studs
12 ==
o 248 B
A
T x
4x2xo15
32
41 (see section X-X)
x
o 205 7 250 63 248
Scallop provided
o23x15 deep 68kg
for frame mounting
bolt assembly Section X-X
116 ref
10
18 o 19.1 22
19.0
220NM
Grade 8.8 bolt
0.2
6 x o M18-2.5p
o 248
M18-1.5p
1.5
1.0 45°
6 x o 22.6/22.5
M18-1.5p
o 248
220NM
Grade 8.8 bolt
o 205
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WHEEL MOTOR
45° 45°
0.2
1.5 1.5
1.0
o 216.2 o 216.2
216.1 216.1
Align wheel
flange scallop
with each bolt
in turn to aid
assembly
250 NM
P1 + 116MIN P1 P2 + 130MIN 8 x M14-2.0p
250 NM P2 (Grade 12.9
8 x M14-2.0p bolt & nut)
(Grade 12.9 MIN)
Consult Rotary Power, for applications combining radial & axial loads.
140
MAX 100
3,000 hr DYNAMIC
80
5,000 hr
60 R
40
10,000 hr
20
20,000 hr Ft
0 Fr Fr Fw Fr
150 125 100 75 50 25 0 -25 -50 -75 -100 -125 -150 -L
+L
L- mm
Graph data @ 100rpm*, 20bar back pressure & ISOVG 37 oil @ 40C (38cSt)
(*L10 hours@ N rpm; multiply “Graph L10” by ratio “100rpm/N rpm”)
Pressure has no direct effect on the L10 data shown (see also Torque Unit L10)
2
+ Fw2) where; Ft [kN]= Motor Torque [kN.M]/R[M] & Fw = Wheel Vertical Load[kN]
(Motor torque may be derived from “Torque Output” graphs on page 15, once the actual pressure differential at the motor
ports is determined)
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HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS
STANDARD PORTS
AXIAL PORTS
49
A == B
T T
124
==
49
A == B
T T
123
==
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OPTIONS
3/8” SAE
J514 (9/16” -18 UNF0
(1-1/16” -12 UNF)
15°
SPEED SENSOR
X
MAINTAIN 0.5 GAP! ROTOR
(0.5 COUNTER-CLOCKWISE N
ROTATION FROM SENSOR MOTOR CODE PORT “N”
CONTACT POSITION)
XF10****1*0AA**
M12-1.0p
XF10****3*0AA**
o 135
36 x o6
CUSTOMER-SUPPLIED SENSOR
! CUSTOMER-SUPPLIED SEALING
ROTOR 1
WASHER IS REQUIRED HERE, TO
3 PREVENT EXTERNAL LEAKAGE
FROM SENSOR THREADS
SECTION X-X
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PERFORMANCE
POWER ENVELOPES
cc XF10 - 1360cc
XF10 - 1120cc XF10 - 1360cc
XF10 - 1240cc
XF10 - 1120cc XF10 - 1240cc XF10 - 1120cc
400 400 400 400 400 400 400 400
XF10 - 1360cc XF10 - 1360cc
XF10 - 1360cc XF10 - 1120cc
XF10 - XF10 - 1120cc
1120cc XF10 - 1240cc
XF10 - XF10 - 1240cc
1240cc
350
400 350400 400 350
400 350 350400 350
400 350
400 350
400 400
300
350 300350 XF10
350 - 1360cc 300
350 300 XF10
300350 - 1120cc 300
350 XF10
350 - 1240cc
300 300
400 400 350 400 350
250
300 250300 300 250
300 250 250300 250
300 250
300 250
350 350 300 350 300
200
250 200250 250 200
250 200 200250 200
250 200
250 200
300 300 250 300 250
150
200 150200 200 150
200 150
200 150200 150 200
200 150
200 150
250 250 250
100
150 100150 150 100
150 100
150 100150 100
150 150 150
100 100
200 200 200
50
100 50100 100 50
100 50
100 50 100 50
100 100 100
50 50
150 150 150
500
100 0 50 50 500 0
100 0 50 0 50100
50 150 200 10050
0 50 50
0 0
150 0 0 50 50 100 100 150
150 200 50 100 150 200 0 50 0 100 50 150 100 200 150 200
0
50 0 0 500 00 00 50 100 150 0
50200 0 0 0
Speed 0- 50
rpmSpeed -50rpm 100 150 0 0
50 Speed
0 - rpm
100
50 100
50
150 100
150
200 150
200 Speed
500100- rpm 50150 Speed
100 100
150 150
- rpm 200
200 200
0 050 100 100
150 150 SpeedSpeed
- rpm - rpm 0 0 50
0 0 0
0 50Speed - rpm Speed - rpm
100 Speed
150 - rpm 0 50 Speed
100 - rpm 150 - rpmSpeed
Speed 200 - rpm 50 100 -Speed
Speed rpm 150- rpm Speed
200- rpm
0
cc XF10 - 1050cc
XF10 - 980cc XF10
Speed- -980cc
XF10 - 880cc
rpm XF10 - 1050cc XF10 - 880cc
400 Speed - rpm 400 Speed - rpm XF10 - 980cc
400 400 400XF10 - 980cc 400 400 400
XF10 - 1050cc
XF10 - 1050cc XF10 - 1050cc XF10 - 980cc XF10 - 980cc XF10 - 880ccXF10 - 880cc
XF10 - 880cc
350
400 350400 400 350
400 400
350 350 400 350
400 400 400
350 350
XF10 - 1050cc XF10 - 980cc XF10 - 880cc
300
350
400 300350 350 300
350
400 350
300 350 300
350
400 350 350
300 300 300
300 300
250
300
350 250300 300 250
300
350 250 250
300 250
300
350 300
250 250
250
200
250
300 200250 250 200
250
300 200 200
250 200
250
300 250 250
200 200
150
200 200 200 150
200
250 200 200 150 200
200 200
250 150 150 150 250 150 150
100
150
200 150 150 100
200
150 150 150 200 100
150 150 150
100 100 100 100 100
150
50
100 100 100 50
150
100 100 100 150 50
100 100 100
50 50 50 50 50
100 50 50 100 50 50 100500 50 50
500 0 500 0
0 50 100 150 200 0 050 0 100 150 200 250 0 0 50 0
100 150 200 250 0
150 200 50 00 0 50050 100100 150150 200200 250 500 0 50
00 10050 150100 200 150250 200 50 0 00 100 150 0
0 100 150 200150 250200 0 50Speed0 100
50
50 150 200 250 200 200250 250
0 50 Speed1000- rpm 15050 100
200 150 200 0 0
50
50 0 - 150
Speed
100 rpm50 Speed
Speed 200100
- rpm 250
- rpm 0250 50 100 150- rpm 200 100 250 150
0 Speed--rpm
Speed rpm
Speed - rpm 0 0 Speed - rpm Speed -rpm
rpm
0 50 Speed
100- rpm 150 200 0 50 100 Speed
150 - rpm
200 Speed -
250 rpm 0 50 100 Speed150- rpm 200 Speed
250 -
Speed - rpm
Speed
XF10 -- 780cc
rpm Speed - rpm Speed - rpm
c 400 XF10 - 780cc XF10 - 780cc
XF10 - 780cc XF10 - 780cc
400 400 400
350
400 XF10 - 780cc
350 350 350
400
350
300
350 300 300 300
250
300
250 250 250
300
200
250
200 200 200
250
150
200
200
150
150 150CONTINUOUS INTERMITTENT
100
150
100 100 OPERATION
150
100
50 100 OPERATION
50
100
500 50 50
50 0 500 100 0 150 200 250 300 0
200 250 300 0 0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Speed 0- rpm 200
50 100
250 150
300 200 250 300 0 50 100 150 200 250 300
00 50 100 150 Speed - rpm
0 50 100
Speed150- rpm 200 250 Speed300
- rpm Speed - rpm
Speed - rpm
For optimum motor life, operation should be limited to the “Continuous Operation” envelope of the above graphs. Intermittent operation may occur for
10% of every minute, as part of a known duty cycle. Maximum Intermittent Pressure would typically be the Relief Valve setting, for mobile applications.
DUTY CYCLE
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PERFORMANCE
TORQUE OUTPUT
1360 cc
4000 200bar
175bar
3000
150bar
2000 125bar
100bar
1000
0
40 55 70 85 100 115 130 145
Speed - rpm
20bar back pressure & ISOVG 37 oil @ 40C (38cSt) Above performance is indicative only. Actual performance is dependent on the motor running-in
period, operating viscosity & motor return-line pressure.
INPUT FLOW
1360 cc
200
180 130rpm
160 115rpm
140 100rpm
120 85rpm
100 70rpm
80 55rpm
60 40rpm
40
20
0
25 50 75 100 125 150
Delta P (bar)
20bar back pressure & ISOVG 37 oil @ 40C (38cSt) Above performance is indicative only. Actual performance is dependent on the motor running-in
period, operating viscosity & motor return-line pressure..
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PERFORMANCE
1360 cccc
1360
780 cccc
780
2020 2020
1818 1818
1616 1616
1414 1414
1212 1212
1010 1010
88 88
66 66
44 44
22 22
00 00
00 5050 100
100 150
150 00 100
100 200
200
Speed - rpm
Speed - rpm Speed
Speed- rpm
- rpm
Differential pressure across the main ports required to drive the motor over its speed range, with the output shaft disconnected.
20bar back pressure & ISOVG 37 oil @ 40C (38cSt) Above performance is indicative only. Actual performance is dependent on the motor running-in
period, operating viscosity & motor return-line pressure.
CASE LEAKAGE
1360 cc
1.80
1.60 200bar
1.40 175bar
1.20 150bar
1.00
0.80 125bar
0.60
100bar
0.40
0.20
0
40 55 70 85 100 115 130 145
Speed - rpm
20 bar back pressure & ISOVG 37 oil @ 40C (38cSt) Above performance is indicative only. Actual performance is dependent on the motor running-in
continuous running conditions produce oil temperature or viscosity values outside the recommended operating range (see Technical Data – page 2)
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PERFORMANCE
18.0
16.0 1360 cc
14.0
12.0
780 cc
10.0
8.0
6.0
4.0
2.0
0.0
0 50 100 150 200 250
rpm
ISOVG 37 oil @ 50C (25cSt)
!
motor inlet port is equal to the sum of the above graph & the actual case pressure.
FREEWHEELING
1.6
1.2
B
0.8
T
0.4
A
2 bar
0
Transition into & out of freewheeling is normally accomplished with the motor stationary. ! If this is not practical, then a “soft” re-engagement
of the pistons with the cam track is advised, to prevent potential damage to the motor piston bush. This can be achieved by either limiting the
! In designing the freewheel circuit, care must be taken to ensure that the max case pressure limit, shown on page3, is not exceeded.
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INSTALLATION
Splined shafts are suited to installations where the driven shaft & motor are rigidly mounted.
(Alignment between motor & driven shaft should be maintained within 0.05mm)
For maximum life, splines should be lubricated with Molybdenum Disulphide grease, on assembly, or preferably
run in oil lubrication.
Do not remove protective plugs from hydraulic or speed sensor ports until immediate connection into the system
pipe work is made.
Always examine the motor externally to ensure no damage has been caused in transit.
Case drain lines, connected to either of the “T” ports indicated, should be returned directly to tank.
The “T” port should be positioned as the uppermost port, to ensure air is properly vented from the pipe work.
Where the motor is mounted with shaft uppermost, an air vent port is necessary to ensure proper lubrication of
the bearing housing shaft seal (General Option “1” in Product Code).
COMMISSIONING
Fill the motor case & drain line with oil through the case drain port “T” & re-connect case drain pipe work.
Start the drive pump at lowest practical speed to prime the system (for combustion engines turn over the starter motor
for a few seconds at a time. For electric motors use a series of rapid on/off cycles)
Check & adjust settings where necessary, in compliance with all system & component supplier requirements.
Check steady state operating temperature is in compliance with all system & component supplier requirements.
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APPLICATIONS
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FEATURES
ROTARY POWER has over 35 years experience in the design and Unique construction allows
development of high quality Hydraulic equipment.
operation on a wide range of
Our current product range includes :- fluids. i.e. Hydraulic Mineral Oils,
Water Emulsions, Water Glycols,
"A" Axial Piston Pumps for heavy-duty open circuit applications.
Wide range of controls. Excellent life characteristics. Suitable for Phosphete Ester, Diesel and other
most fluids, including HLP,HFA, HFB, HFC ,HFD, HFR , HFE , special fluids.
Isocyanates & Polyols. Fixed and variable capacities from 11.5 to 125
cm3/rev.
Wide range of controls as
"C" Axial Piston Pumps for high accuracy fluid metering with standard, with many special
precision flow controls and high-pressure capability. Specifically
designed for the Polyurethane Industry. Capacities from 3 to 62 variants possible to suit
cm3/rev. specialised applications.
Typical example of
ROTARY POWER pumps and motors are of swashplate
a pressure control
construction. The one piece rotor is supported by high
this illustration is of
capacity roller bearings which provide excellent life
a constant pressure
characteristics.The unique running plate and retainer plate
control type LB.
enhance the units ability for a wide range of fluids.
Typical example of a The basic module shown above is common to all types of
pump and motor control, the addition of an endcase and
volume control, this
actuator plus camplate completes the assembly.
illustration is of a fixed
displacement type FA. The characteristic is determined by the control assembly.
Standard options are shown in this catalogue further
details are available upon request.
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A X I A L P I S T O N P U M P S A N D M O T O R S
PERFORMANCE DATA
MAX CONTINUOUS BAR (lb/in2) 320 (4600) 320 (4600) 320 (4600) 320 (4600) 280 (4000)
PRESSURE (2)
MAX INTERMITTENT
BAR (lb/in2) 380 (5500) 380 (5500) 380 (5500) 380 (5500) 350 (5000)
PRESSURE (2)
280
400 300
OUTPUT FLOW (LPM)
60
240
TORQUE (LB.FT)
TORQUE (NM)
A380 250
50
200 A380 300
40 200
160
A200 30 200 150
120 A200
80 20 100
A70 100
40 10 A70 50
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 0 1000 2000 3000 4000
A7
PRESSURE AT INLET PORT (PSIG)
0
A2
10
80
/A3
60
5
A5
60
A7
-5
1000 2000 3000 4000
2
2
A X I A L P I S T O N P U M P S A N D M O T O R S
PERFORMANCE DATA
20 40
20
Output Torque Nm
Output Flow L.P.M.
210 bar
24
140 bar
10 10
16
8 70 bar
Output Torque Nm
Input Power K.W.
40
70 bar
20
50 140 bar
50 120
80
70 bar
40
Output Torque Nm
Input Power K.W.
120
70 bar
60
480
Input Power K.W.
Output Torque Nm
160 70 bar
80
0 100 200 300
For continuous and intermittent conditions, please refer to performance data on page 2.
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A X I A L P I S T O N P U M P S A N D M O T O R S
- Flow
FIXED DISPLACEMENT FA
Pressure
+ Flow
Hand-
MANUAL HANDWHEEL wheel
Turns
STANDARD MA
- Flow
+ Flow
Hand-
wheel
MANUAL HANDWHEEL Turns
FINE CONTROL MB
- Flow
+ Flow
Indicator
DIAL INDICATOR
Turns
FINE CONTROL MD
- Flow
+ Flow
Spindle
SPINDLE ASSISTED Turns
MANUAL STEM CONTROL ME
- Flow
+ Flow
- Flow
+ Flow
Volts
ELECTRO-HYDRAULIC
PROPORTIONAL CONTROL SE
- Flow
+ Flow
Stroke
of
Actuator
HYDRAULIC ACTUATOR
CONTROL AA
4
4
A X I A L P I S T O N P U M P S A N D M O T O R S
+ Flow
Stroke
HYDRAULIC ACTUATOR of
CONTROL (OVERCENTRE) AB Actuator
Flow
Flow
PRESSURE PA
COMPENSATOR
Pressure
Flow
PRESSURE
COMPENSATOR WITH
VOLUME OVERRIDE QA
Pressure
Flow
PRESSURE
COMPENSATOR
WITH PRESSURE RA
OVERRIDE Pressure
Flow
PRESSURE
COMPENSATOR TA
WITH VOLUME AND
PRESSURE OVERRIDES Pressure
Flow
POWER LIMITING PJ
Pressure
Flow
Flow
Flow
Flow
CONSTANT PRESSURE LB
HYDR Pressure
5
5
A X I A L P I S T O N P U M P S A N D M O T O R S
Flow
CONSTANT PRESSURE
EXTERNAL PILOT LG
(TWO LEVEL)
Pressure
Flow
CONSTANT PRESSURE
EXTERNAL PILOT LV
(REMOTE SET)
Pressure
Flow
LOAD SENSING LJ
Flow
Flow
Load Pressure
Pressure
Pressure
Flow
Load Pressure
Pressure
Pressure
6
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A X I A L P I S T O N P U M P S A N D M O T O R S
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INSTALLATION
MOUNTING FILTRATION
The drive coupling must allow the pump/motor to establish its FLUID VISCOSITY 5cSt - 2000 cSt;
own internal clearances and only connections which permit Suction: 125 micron strainer sized in accordance with the
axial freedom should be used. See section 2 in commissioning. suction pressure requirement.
Return lines: 10 micron absolute.
Mating shafts concentricity must be within (0.05mm). System contamination levels should be monitored periodically
to ensure the solid particle contamination is within ISO/DIS
Recommended flexible couplings to have 0.5mm radial and 0.25
standard 4406 code 18/13.
axial freedom minimum.
Drive coupling must be drawn onto the shafts, as hammering will FLUID VISCOSITY 1-5cSt:
cause internal damage. appropriate filtration must achieve cleanliness code of ISO/DIS
13/10 or better.
SUCTION
TEMPERATURES
Suction lines must be completely filled and contain no air.
Maximum inlet temp. 100ºc (with appropriate precautions).
Both ports on the ROTARY POWER unit are designed for high
However, for optimum fluid life bulk fluid temperatures should
pressure connections. In the suction line the localised restriction
not generally exceed 50ºc:
of the port should not be taken as an indication of suction pipe
diameter. Bulk temperatures should not exceed 40ºc for water based fluids
HFA,HFB and HFC.
Table 1 indicates minimum inlet line bore sizes for mineral oils in
the viscosity range 1cSt - 100 cSt. Higher temperatures can be tolerated; however , due
consideration must be given to the seal materials and inlet
Inlet line lengths and flow discontinuities should be minimised
pressure. Consult ROTARY POWER for operation at elevated
with the aim of creating minimum vacuum at the inlet port.
temperatures.
Water based fluids a minimum of atmospheric pressure must be
present at the inlet port at all times. The suction line should be CASE DRAIN
full of fluid at all times.
The drain line should be connected to the highest point on the
unit and should be piped separately to a point in the reservoir
below the minimum fluid level.
TABLE 1
Minimum inlet line bore The drain line should remain filled at all times.
Maximum Flow Rate (1cSt - 100 cSt Fluid)
gals/min litres/min inch mm Units fitted with the standard seal arrangement should be
limited to a maximum case pressure of 0.7 bar. Optional seal
2 9 0.50 13 support is offered allowing case pressures up to 4 bar.
4 18 0.75 19
In applications where discharge pressure (pump) or inlet
8 36 1.00 25 pressure (motor) is less than 4 x case pressure, consult ROTARY
10 45 1.25 32 POWER.
16 72 1.25 32 CONTROL SETTINGS
20 90 1.50 37
Factory pre-set controls should not be adjusted without
25 110 1.50 37
consultation with ROTARY POWER.
30 136 2.00 50
35 160 2.25 57 VISCOSITY
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A X I A L P I S T O N P U M P S A N D M O T O R S
COMMISSIONING
3. Totally fill the suction line between the tank and pump. Fill FA 5.0 10.9 27.7 35.0 64.1
the pump/motor case via the uppermost case drain port. MA 7.5 13.6 37.0 42.3 73.6
With suction and discharge valves open slowing rotate the
pump so as to purge any residual air from within the MB - - 37.0 42.3 73.6
rotor/pistons/ports. Re-connect case drain pipework. MD - - 36.7 40.3 71.1
Rotation
Flow RN - - 39.6 46.9 79.4
Diagram
RQ - - 38.2 45.5 78.0
RS - - 39.6 46.9 79.4
If in doubt - refer to ROTARY POWER
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A X I A L P I S T O N P U M P S A N D M O T O R S
INSTALLATION DETAILS FA MA MB MD ME LB LG LM
C10
FA
MB
B6 A4 C2
A3 C1
B9
A5 A9
A27
B8
C33
A1
A2
B2
A9
B1
B7
B3 A8
A7
A34
A6
A35
B17
B7
B15
B17
A36
B2
B16
B5
B4
B4 B8 B7
B5
B15
INVOLUTE SPLINE flat root side fit C35
B1 A760 B16 A380 A70, A200, A380, A760 Class 5 fit
B2
Port flange Port flange A560 Class 6+ fit MD
MA A21
C13 C3
A22
LARGE COVER A23
FIXING DETAILS
C34
A18
A24 A25
A26
C12
A18
C29
A20 A19
A1
C11
A30
LB, LG, LM
C4 C3
A29
ME
C22
A32
A31
LB
C21
C5
C44
C6 C7
LG LM
B14
C43
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A X I A L P I S T O N P U M P S A N D M O T O R S
INSTALLATION DETAILS SA SE
C4 C3 SA
B6 A4 A11
A17
A10
SMALL COVER
B9 A3
A5 FIXING DETAILS
C16 C16
A12
A27
A15
B8 A16
A13
C15
A1
A2
B2
A9
B1
C14
B7
A8
A7
B4 A6 A9
B5 C1
B3
C2
B17 B8
A34
B7
A35
B15
B17
B2
B16
B5
B4
B1
B4 B8 B7
B15
B5
A380
B1 B16
A760
A36
B2
C40
SE
C41
C51
C50
C50
C39
B25
B27
B26
C38
B25
B28 B29
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13
A X I A L P I S T O N P U M P S A N D M O T O R S
INSTALLATION DETAILS PA QA RA TA PJ QJ RJ TJ
C25 C2
PA, PJ
C3
B6 A4
A3
B9 A5
A27
C24
B8
A1
A2
B2
A9
B1
C23
B7
A7
A8
A6
B4
B5 A9
A34
B17 B3 B8 A35 C1
B7
B15
B17
B5
B4
B4 B8 B7
A36
B15
A70, A200, A380, A760 Class 5 fit
A380
B5
B1 A760 B16 A560 Class 6+ fit
B2
Port flange Port flange
C5
RA, RJ
C26
C6 C7
A21
C13 A22
A33
A25
QA, QJ
A28
A24
C27
C20
TA, TJ
C5
C26
C6 C7
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A X I A L P I S T O N P U M P S A N D M O T O R S
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15
A X I A L P I S T O N P U M P S A N D M O T O R S
INSTALLATION DETAILS RU RN RQ RS LJ LK
C2
C1
A9
C25
RU, RQ
C3
B6 A4
A3
B9 A5 A8
A27
C24
B8
A1
A2
B2
A9
B1
B7
C5
C26
A7
A6
B4
B5 C6 C8
B3
A34
A35
B17 B8
B7
B15
B17
B2
B16
B5
A36
B4
B1
RN, RS
A9
C5
C8 B14
C6 C7
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16
A X I A L P I S T O N P U M P S A N D M O T O R S
C4
LJ
C22
C21
B14
C6 C8
LK
C9
C8 B14
C6 C7
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17
A X I A L P I S T O N P U M P S A N D M O T O R S
INSTALLATION DETAILS AA AB
AB AA
C19
C11
C18
B10
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A X I A L P I S T O N P U M P S A N D M O T O R S
External case drain is supplied as standard and should be the Standard supply is an unsupported shaft seal in NITRILE which is
Engineers preferred choice. For those applications where an capable of withstanding a case pressure of 0.7 BAR (10 PSI). If
case pressures in excess of this and upto 4 BAR (60 PSI) are
internal drain is a necessity, this is accommodated by the use of a anticipated, then the shaft seal must be supported. It is
DRAIN PLATE which connects case drain directly to the low important that a shaft seal support is ONLY fitted excessive case
pressure port (suction on a pump, return on a motor). Incorrect pressures are anticipated, as there exists a possibility that the
installation which pressurises this port will also pressurise the support could lift the seal lip at very low case pressures causing
shaft seal leakage.
pump/motor case which could potentially cause serious
mechanical damage. For this reason it is essential that the REMOTE POSITIONING OF VALVE BLOCKS
ROTATIONAL - FLOW diagrams are consulted. (Contact ROTARY
POWER). To achieve remote control of valve block functions, or for
reasons of servicing, many of the valve blocks may be remotely
positioned. Please consult ROTARY POWER sales staff for advice
INDIRECT DRIVE ADAPTORS in this matter.
The ROTARY POWER pump/motor design does not permit high FLOW STOPS
end loads or side loads on the shaft. The limits are given in the Fixed and adjustable displacement stops are available to limit
section ‘INSTALLATION and MAINTENANCE’. (Contact ROTARY the swash piston movement in either of the operating
POWER). quadrants P or Q.Table 1 summarises the availability of the stops
and table 2, the adjustable stops ranges.
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A X I A L P I S T O N P U M P S A N D M O T O R S
P 20 MA P
Internal Drain
T U 7 Y W L
to port Y
CONTROL TYPE
OPERATING QUADRANT
PUMP MOTOR
P Q P Q
3/4 PUMP MOTOR
Fixed Standard FA FA FA FA
Manual Standard Control (Handwheel) MA MA MA MA
Fine Control (Handwheel) MB MB
Fine Control (Dial Indicator) MD MD
Fine Control (Spindle) ME ME
Servo Standard SA SA SA SA
Remote Electric SE SE
With Pressure Override SJ SJ
Remote Hydraulic (Q. Quadrant only) SQ SQ
Remote Hydraulic over centre SD SD SD SD
Actuator Single Sided AA AA
Over-centre AB AB AB AB
Pressure Compensated Standard PA
With Volume Override QA
With Pressure Override RA
With Volume and Pressure Override TA
Power Limiting (Pump) Standard PJ
With Volume Override QJ
With Pressure Override RJ
With Volume and Pressure Override TJ
Power Limiting (Motor) Standard LM
Constant Pressure Standard LB
2 Level with External Pilot LG
Remote Variable LV
Load Sensing Standard LJ
With Pressure Override LK
With Pressure Compensated Override RU
With Pressure Compensated and
Pressure Override RN
With Power Limiting Override RQ
With Power Limiting and Pressure
Override RS
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O N S O
P Quadrant
QUADRANT RANGE
Max. Angle
OPERATING &
CONTROL
Neutral
Q Quadrant
Max. Angle
No Additional Stops O
Fixed (one or both) C D E F G H J K L
Adjustable (one or both) 1 2 3 Q 4 Y 9 5
Adjustable Max, Fixed Min 6
Adjustable Min, Fixed Max 7
Fixed Min, (Fxd + Adj) Max 8
ADDITIONAL
FLOWSTOPS
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FEATURES
Wholly owned subsidiaries in the USA and Germany and a minimise corrosion.
network of distributors throughout the world provide product
support in most countries.
Cartridge shaft seal to ease
ROTARY POWER is a company within British Engines Ltd (BEL) service and minimise
group, which was established over 60 years ago.
maintenance time.
The British Engines group of companies design manufacture
and market a wide range of engineered products for Certified to ATEX directive
offshore, electrical, construction, engineering and other
94/9/EC
industries, employing nearly 1,000 people on a 4600 sq m site in
Newcastle upon Tyne, England.
C R A N G E M E T E R I N G P U M P S
FOREWORD
CONTENTS
Accessories 13
Ordering Code 13
TYPE DESCRIPTION
FA Fixed displacement.
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C R A N G E M E T E R I N G P U M P S
TECHNICAL DATA
TECHNICAL DATA
S PUMP RANGE C - RANGE
E
E MODEL C01 C04 C07 C20 C38
N
O
Geometric displacement (cc/rev) 2 6 11.5 33 62
T
E
3 Max outlet pressure TDI (bar) 210 210 210 210 210
3 Max outlet pressure MDI, polyol (bar) 250 250 250 250 250
Max viscosity 2000 cSt, for higher viscosities consult ROTARY POWER
Min Viscosity 1 cSt
6 Recommended fluid cleanliness ISO/DIS 4406 Polyol ISO code 18/13 Isocyanate code 16/11
Max temperature 80ºC
Optimum Temperature 10 to 50ºC
Approximate weight (Kg) 16 18 20 30 40
1. Maximum allowable speed reduces for high viscosity 6. These recommendations for fluid cleanliness are made,
fluids. Refer to Graph 1. based on the minimum conditions for optimum life. Like
any mechanical component, normal wear will be
2. Minimum speed is determined by flow stability. accelerated either, by poor filtration and contaminated
fluid or, by the use of abrasive substances such as
3. Pressures shown are for fluids complying with “carbon black”.
cleanliness codes stated in this table.
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C R A N G E M E T E R I N G P U M P S
1000
VISCOSITY cSt
100
10
1
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000
SPEED (RPM)
Graph 2 C PUMP MINIMUM BOOST REQUIREMENT (1500 rpm) AND MINIMUM DISCHARGE PRESSURE
MINIMUM BOOST PRESSURE MAX PRESSURE LIMIT OF PTFE SEAL
MINIMUM DISCHARGE PRESSURE MAX PRESSURE LIMIT OF MAGNET DRIVE & PTFE FLAP
MAX PRESSURE LIMIT OF VITON LIP
10000
1000
MAXIMUM BOOST
VISCOSITY cSt
PRESSURE
100
10
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
PRESSURE (BAR)
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C R A N G E M E T E R I N G P U M P S
PERFORMANCE ISOCYANATE
The graphs shown on this page indicate discharge flows at C01 DELIVERY VS PRESSURE ISOCYANATE
1500rpm, various swash angles on Isocyanate Fluid (2000 cSt).
DISCHARGE ( LPM )
75% DISPLACEMENT
1.0 kw
32 2
50% DISPLACEMENT
24 1.5
7 kw
16 1
25% DISPLACEMENT
8 0.5
14
DISCHARGE GRAMMES / SECOND
132 8 75 % DISP
4 kw
FLUID DENSITY 1000KG/M3
LACEMEN
DISCHARGE (L.P.M.)
200 12 T
7
DISCHARGE ( LPM )
75% DISPLACEMENT
10
99 6 3 kw 160 6 Kw
50 % DISP
LACEMEN
5 8 T
50% DISPLACEMENT 120
66 4 6
2 kw 4.5 Kw
3 80 25 % DISP
4 LACEMEN
25% DISPLACEMENT T
33 2 1.5 Kw 3 Kw
40 2
1 DO NOT OPERATE IN THIS AREA
DO NOT OPERATE IN THIS AREA
0 0
0
0 50 100 150 200 250 2 BAR 50 100 150 200 250
PRESSURE ( BAR ) DISCHARGE PRESSURE (BAR)
42
1329 80
MATERIAL DENSITY 1000KG/M3
ISPLAC
DISCHARGE ( LPM )
EMENT
30 997 60
480 37 kw
50 % D 15 Kw 50% DISPLACEMENT
24 ISPLAC
EMENT
831 50
360 30 kw
18 665 40
11 Kw
240
25 % D 499 30 22.5 kw
12 ISPLAC 25% DISPLACEMENT
EMENT 7.5 Kw
3.75 Kw
120 333 20 15 kw
6
DO NOT OPERATE IN THIS AREA 166 10 11 kw
0 0 DO NOT OPERATE IN THIS AREA
2 BAR 50 100 150 200 250
0 0
DISCHARGE PRESSURE (BAR) 0 50 100 150 200 250
PRESSURE ( BAR )
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C R A N G E M E T E R I N G P U M P S
PERFORMANCE POLYOL
100% DISPLACEMENT
Note: Figures shown do not include power loss when using 48 3
2.6 kw
DISCHARGE ( LPM )
2.0 kw
32 2
50% DISPLACEMENT
24 1.5
1.6 kw
16 1
25% DISPLACEMENT
8 0.5
14 6 Kw
MATERIAL DENSITY 1000KG/M3
132 8
DISCHARGE GRAMMES / SECOND
75 % DISCHARGE
MATERIAL DENSITY 1000KG/M3
75% DISPLACEMENT
DISCHARGE (L.P.M.)
7 200 12
DISCHARGE ( LPM )
4 kw
99 6 10 4.5 Kw
160
5 50% DISPLACEMENT 50 % DISCHARGE
8
3 kw 120
66 4
6 3 Kw
3 2 kw 80 1.5 Kw
25% DISPLACEMENT 4 25 % DISCHARGE
33 2
40 2
1
DO NOT OPERATE IN THIS AREA DO NOT OPERATE IN THIS AREA
0 0 0
0 50 100 150 200 250 2 BAR 50 100 150 200 250
PRESSURE ( BAR )
DISCHARGE PRESSURE (BAR)
720 42 1329 80
DISCHARGE GRAMMES / SECOND
15 Kw
FLUID DENSITY 1000KG/M3
MATERIAL DENSITY 1000KG/M3
600 37 kw
DISCHARGE (L.P.M.)
997 60
30 30 kw
480 11 Kw
831 50
50 % DISCHARGE 50% DISPLACEMENT
24
360 665 40 22.5 kw
18
3.75 Kw
7.5 Kw 499 30
240
25 % DISCHARGE 25% DISPLACEMENT
12 333 20 15 kw
120 6 166 10 11.75 kw
DO NOT OPERATE IN THIS AREA
DO NOT OPERATE IN THIS AREA
0 0
0 0 0 50 100 150 200 250
2 BAR 50 100 150 200 250
PRESSURE ( BAR )
DISCHARGE PRESSURE (BAR)
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C R A N G E M E T E R I N G P U M P S
A1
C4
Case
Purge Ports (4 off )
1/8" BSP
C2
180 apart.
B2
B3
ACW
C1
A7
B4
= =
A3
C3
A8
Purge Port (1 off )
A4 1/8" BSP
A5 Suction Port
= = SAE 3000
series.
A6
C14 B6
C6
A9
A16 A10 Seal
Delivery Port
SAE 6000 series
A11
A12
B5
C13
A13
=
C10
C12
C7
C8
C9
C11
os)
C5
(4 P
45
= =
A15 A14 B7
6
C R A N G E M E T E R I N G P U M P S
B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7
8 Ø80 h9 89.5 25 x 5 8.6 28 M8x20
B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7
8 Ø80 h9 95.25 25 x 5 8.64 33.4 M8x20
161 70 84.5 Ø102 68.5 137.5 137 126 119.4 65 Ø13 113 74.4 166.8 - -
11 16.5 22.23 Ø3/4” M10 x 23 47.625 35.56 14 80 57 37 Ø1/2” 39.38 9.6 18.24 17
C07 TYPE
B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7
9 Ø80 h9 95.25 25 x 4.75 8.64 33.4 M8 x 20
163 76 87 Ø102 68.5 137.5 137 126 119.4 65 Ø17.452 113 74.43 166.8 - -
20 32 35.71 Ø1.5” M12x27 69.85 36 26.5 107 87 49.75 Ø1” 57.15 10 27.76 30.9
C20 TYPE
B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7
8 Ø100 h9 110 31.75 x 8 10.5 50.2 M12 x 27
204.5 77 108 Ø102 87.5 185 173 161 155 94 Ø25.00 124 100 222 - -
24.5 33 35.7 Ø 1.5” M12 x 24 69.85 37.5 25.5 125 125 59 Ø 1” 57.15 9 27.76 34
C38 TYPE
B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6
9 Ø125 h9 150 32 x 8 14 42.2
269.5 80 134.5 160 111 242.7 223 200 200 73 Ø25 150 117 282.7 - -
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C R A N G E M E T E R I N G P U M P S
Case
Purge Port (4off ) B1
1/8" BSP
Barrier Ports
(2 off)
1/8" BSP
A5
C1
B3
B4
ACW
A1
B2
= =
C2
A4
Seal
A3
Purge Port (1 off)
Suction Port
A2 1/8" BSP
SAE 3000 series
A8 B6
A9
A10
A6
A11 Delivery Port
SAE 6000
series A12
s)
B5 Po
(4
A7
A14
C3
C4
C5
C6
C7
45˚
= =
A13
A15
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35.5 47.6 Ø 3/4” 22.2 M10 x 23 12.5 61.7 171 87 87 51 Ø 1/2” M8 x 20 40.5 18.2 -
C01 TYPE
B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6
8 25 x 5 Ø80 h9 89.5 8.6 36.2
C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7
35.5 47.6 Ø 3/4” 22.2 M10 x 23 17 74.4 166.8 80 57 37 Ø 1/2” M8 x 20 40.5 18.2
C04 TYPE
B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6
8 25 x 5 Ø80 h9 95.25 8.6 33.4
C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7
35.56 47.625 Ø3/4” 22.23” M10 x 23 17 74.43 166.8 80 57 37 Ø1/2” M8x20 39.98 18.24 -
C07 TYPE
B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 -
8 25 x 4.75 Ø80 h9 95.25 8.64 33.4 -
C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7
36 69.85 Ø1.5” 35.71 M12x27 30.9 100 222 107 87 49.75 Ø1” M12x27 57.15 27.76
C20 TYPE
B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6
8 31.75 x 8.00 Ø110 h9 110 10.5 50.2
C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7
37.5 69.85 Ø1.5” 35.7 M12 x 24 34 117 282.7 125 125 59 Ø 1” M12x27 57.15 27.76 -
C38 TYPE
B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6
9 32 x 8 Ø125 h9 150 14 42.2
C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7
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C R A N G E M E T E R I N G P U M P S
PUMP APPLICATION
Outlet pressure from the pump must always exceed inlet pressure Therefore the correct procedure for specifying the required pressure at
to the pump. Failure to comply with this instruction may lead to the inlet port of the pump is:
damage or complete failure of the pump.
A. Check requirements for the specified fluid with the fluid
IMPORTANT INFORMATION - PLEASE READ CAREFULLY supplier/manufacturer.
B. Check with the chart 1 for the minimum inlet pressure at the inlet
OUTLET PRESSURE port for the specified fluid viscosity.
If the fluid contains certain fillers, blowing agents or other additives,
maximum outlet pressure may have to be limited in order to achieve SHAFT SEAL
reliable running and reasonable life. For applications on fluids which
include the above, or other additives please consult ROTARY POWER for Shaft seal life is dependant upon many factors, some examples
further advice. are :-
Maximum pump outlet pressures should not exceed the following in any
1. Shaft speed
circumstances
2. Fluid lubricity
TDI fluid 210 Bar
3. Fluid pressure
MDI, Polyol fluid 250 Bar
4. Fluid contaminant level
5. Nature and size of fillers used.
Minimum outlet pressure 2 Bar or a value equal to or higher than inlet
pressure, whichever is greater.
See seal selector chart, seal options are specified using the code on
page 13 and graph 2 on page 3.
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C R A N G E M E T E R I N G P U M P S
PUMP APPLICATION
Rotary Power offers two specifications for each model. The standard Pumps fitted with variable displacement control should not be
model offers serviceability, but for fluids with viscosity below 20 cSt operated at less than 10% of full displacement. For further advice
Rotary Power recommends a special matched option. consult ROTARY POWER.
The performance charts located on pages 4 and 5 refer to a standard PUMP MATERIALS
model. The performance can be improved with special matching on
the Rotor and Pistons. C range pumps are built using a combination of high grade steels
Consult Rotary Power for details. and S.G. Iron. All major components are treated for internal
corrosion resistance by various heat treatment processes. Shaft
PIPEWORK SIZING Seals are a combination of viton and PTFE running on a ceramic
bush.
Pipework sizing should be calculated taking into consideration
whether it is for pump inlet or delivery, and pressure drop through
the line.LEA
NOISE
Noise will vary with respect to displacement and speed. For
typical noise performance refer to graph below.
80
78
Noise level dBa
C01
76 C04
C07
C20
74
C38
72
70
68
0 50 100 150 200 250
Pressure (Bar)
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C R A N G E M E T E R I N G P U M P S
COMMISSIONING OPERATION
Pump shaft rotation must be in compliance with the pump body Recommended inlet pressure should always be maintained at the inlet
indicators i.e. CW means clockwise shaft rotation whilst looking from the port at start up and during running. Pumps fitted with manual variable
shaft end of the pump. displacement controls should not be adjusted when the pressure, at
either port, is greater than 100 bar.
Inlet and outlet pipework must be checked for connection to the correct
pump ports. A case drain pipe is not required. Adjustment of a manual control should always be completed by turning
the control in a clockwise direction.
There are five bleed points located in the pump body. Depending upon EXAMPLE :-
the orientation of the pump, one or more of these bleed points must be
used to ensure that the pump case is completely filled, prior to start up. 1. To increase flow. Release lock nut, turn control clockwise
and lock in position.
Care should also be taken to purge all air from the inlet, AND outlet 2. To decrease flow. Release lock nut, turn control anti
pipework, prior to start up. During this operation the pump shaft should clockwise until two turns below required flow. then turn
be rotated slowly to fill the rotating group. clockwise to required setting and lock in position.
The space which exits between the inner and outer shaft seals must, at Ensure that the system is always full of fluid otherwise immediate pump
all times be filled with a suitable, “Barrier” fluid i.e. Mesamol. Access to damage will occur. Barrier fluid levels should be maintained and checked
this space is provided by two 1/8 inch BSP ports located at either side for contamination regularly.
of the mounting flange. Care must be taken to completely purge this
space of all air, to allow lubrication of outer shaft seal. The supply of MAINTENANCE
barrier fluid can be maintained using small transparent reservoirs,
connected to access ports. C range pumps are self lubricating and preventative maintenance is
limited to keeping system filters clean. Keep barrier lubrication systems
Inner seal leakage can be detected by regular inspection of the barrier topped up and inspected for contamination, keep all fittings and screws
fluid in the reservoirs. tight and inspect for leaks. Periodically inspect drive coupling for wear.
Barrier fluids containing water or, that are hygroscopic or, are in any way
incompatible with the pumped fluid must not be used. SERVICE
Pressurisation of the barrier fluid may cause shaft seal failure. Therefore Shaft seals will wear and need periodic replacement. Seal kits are
pressurised fluid or grease systems, such as a sprung dashpot and tap available for on site renewal and it is recommended that on site stocks
arrangement must not be used. are held for immediate use.
Pumps fitted with manual adjustment i.e. types MD, MB, ME have a
leakage indicator port to provide access to the space between the inner
NOTE:
and outer seals of the swash adjusting shaft. This space should be Units returned for factory overhaul must be flushed clean and all
provided with the same barrier fluid reservoir systems as described in hazardous fluids must be neutralised before despatch to Rotary Power
the above.
Initial start up of the pump should always take place with minimum GENERAL
permitted outlet pressure, running for a period of time on recirculation • Protective plugs and covers should remain in position until the
at full flow, to purge any air that may still be in the system. pump is installed.
• Ensure the system is clean prior to pump installation.
Check and set system relief valves.
Check pump inlet and outlet pressure at the pump whilst stationary and DRIVE SHAFT COUPLING
running in all conditions. Ensure the relationship between pressures Rotary Power recommend a flexible drive coupling which allows
recorded is within the system design parameters and also complies with for axial and radial misalignment. It is important that the drive
pump requirements given in this brochure. coupling does not impose an axial or radial load into the drive shaft.
Take fluid samples and check for cleanliness.
WARNING
Measure flows within required working range and ensure, stable delivery
Failure to comply with this instruction will result in erratic
is achieved.
performance and pump failure.
Check temperatures of fluid at pump outlet and pump main case and
compare with fluid temperature at pump inlet. Any significant difference MOUNTING
(over 15 - 20˚c) should be investigated.
A location spiggot and slotted fair bolt flange are provided for mounting to
After the first few hours operation, clean or renew (as appropriate) all ensure the unit fits correctly the bore of recipient housing should have a
filters. 1mm lead in chamfer and have flat machined face. Recommend a bore
size clear of the spigot by 0.025 to 0.075mm
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C R A N G E M E T E R I N G P U M P S
ACW
C RANGE PUMP
DESIGN ISSUE
BODY TYPE C 07 MD P 3 3 V L 00 A6
Matched M6
SPECIAL OPTIONS
PUMP DISPLACEMENT STANDARD 00
2cc / REV* 01*
DIRECTION OF ROTATION
6cc / REV 04
ANTI-CLOCKWISE L
11.5cc / REV 07
CLOCKWISE R
33cc / REV 20
LOOKING AT PUMP SHAFT
62cc / REV 38
‘O’ RINGS
* Available M6 only
NITRILE N
VITON V
EPDM E
PUMP CONTROL
PTFE P
3/4 PUMP CA
SHAFT SEALING OUTER
FIXED DISPLACEMENT FA
NO HOUSING OR SEALS 0
HANDWHEEL MB
NO SEALS 1
DIAL INDICATOR MD
VITON LIP 2
SPINDLE ME PTFE FLAP 3
NO HOUSING OR SEALS 0
MAINCASE
NO SEALS 1
CORROSION PROTECTED
P VITON LIP 2
INTERNAL DRAIN
PTFE FLAP 3
CONTROL ASSEMBLY ONLY 0
EPDM LIP 4
PTFE LIP 5
Larger capacity pumps up to 125 cm /Rev are available from ROTARY POWER.
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Details may be found in the A range Axial Piston Pump and Motor catalogue. MAGNETIC COUPLING 6
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