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EBARA pumps are widely used in many fields such as the shipbuilding industry, coal mining machinery, petrochemicals, metallurgy, electric power, and heavy machinery as a simple and convenient hydraulic power source. They are accepted by a wide range of users due to their advantages of small size, light weight, portability, and high safety. The function of a hand pump is to convert the mechanical energy of a prime mover (such as an electric motor or internal combustion engine) into the pressure energy of a liquid.

EBARA pump operating principle

The cam is driven to rotate by an electric motor. When the cam pushes the plunger upward, the sealed volume formed by the plunger and the cylinder body decreases, squeezing oil out of the sealed volume, which is then discharged to the required location via a check valve. When the cam rotates to the descending part of the curve, the spring forces the plunger downward, creating a certain vacuum degree, and oil from the tank enters the sealed volume under atmospheric pressure. The cam causes the plunger to rise and fall continuously, periodically decreasing and increasing the sealed volume, so the pump continuously sucks and discharges oil.

EBARA pump industry applications

Industries such as electric power, railways, rescue, and construction operate in outdoor sites, providing power for construction tools such as cutters, hydraulic clamps, and punching machines; providing static and burst testing for pipe fittings, hoses, valves, pressure vessels, and cylinders; static and dynamic testing after aerospace accessory maintenance; safety valve calibration; bubble tests for valves and wellhead devices in water; detection of pressure regulators; automotive braking system testing; and communication cable inflation equipment.

EBARA pump maintenance

During maintenance, troubleshoot from the following three points and improve the system: 1) Check for internal leakage in the boom cylinder: The simplest method is to raise the boom and see if there is obvious free descent. If the descent is obvious, disassemble the cylinder for inspection; if wear is found on the seal ring, it should be replaced. 2) Check the control valve: First clean the safety valve and check whether the valve core is worn; if worn, it should be replaced. If there is still no change after installing the safety valve, check the wear condition of the control valve core; its clearance usage limit is generally 0.06mm, and if wear is severe, it should be replaced. 3) Measure the hydraulic pump pressure: If the pressure is low, adjust it; if the pressure still cannot be raised, it indicates severe wear of the hydraulic pump. The main reasons for the inability to lift the boom under load are: 1) Severe wear of the hydraulic pump. At low speed, internal leakage in the pump is severe; at high speed, the pump pressure increases slightly, but due to pump wear and internal leakage, volumetric efficiency drops significantly, making it difficult to reach rated pressure. Prolonged operation of the hydraulic pump exacerbates wear, raises oil temperature, causing wear of hydraulic components and aging/damage of seals, loss of sealing capability, deterioration of hydraulic oil, and finally leading to failure. 2) Unreasonable selection of hydraulic components. The boom cylinder specification is 70/40 non-standard series, and the seals are also non-standard parts, resulting in high manufacturing costs and inconvenient seal replacement. The small bore diameter of the boom cylinder inevitably requires high system setting pressure. 3) Unreasonable hydraulic system design. As shown in Figure 1, the control valve and the full hydraulic steering gear are connected in series with a single pump, the safety valve setting pressure is 16MPa, and the rated working pressure of the hydraulic pump is also 16MPa. The hydraulic pump often works under full load or long-term overload (high pressure) conditions, and the system experiences hydraulic shock. Long-term lack of oil changes leads to contaminated hydraulic oil, exacerbating hydraulic pump wear, even causing the hydraulic pump casing to burst (such failures have been observed later). During maintenance, troubleshoot from the following three points and improve the system: 1) Check for internal leakage in the boom cylinder: The simplest method is to raise the boom and see if there is obvious free descent. If the descent is obvious, disassemble the cylinder for inspection; if wear is found on the seal ring, it should be replaced. 2) Check the control valve: First clean the safety valve and check whether the valve core is worn; if worn, it should be replaced. If there is still no change after installing the safety valve, check the wear condition of the control valve core; its clearance usage limit is generally 0.06mm, and if wear is severe, it should be replaced. 3) Measure the hydraulic pump pressure: If the pressure is low, adjust it; if the pressure still cannot be raised, it indicates severe wear of the hydraulic pump. The main reasons for the inability to lift the boom under load are: 1) Severe wear of the hydraulic pump. At low speed, internal leakage in the pump is severe; at high speed, the pump pressure increases slightly, but due to pump wear and internal leakage, volumetric efficiency drops significantly, making it difficult to reach rated pressure. Prolonged operation of the hydraulic pump exacerbates wear, raises oil temperature, causing wear of hydraulic components and aging/damage of seals, loss of sealing capability, deterioration of hydraulic oil, and finally leading to failure. 2) Unreasonable selection of hydraulic components. The boom cylinder specification is 70/40 non-standard series, and the seals are also non-standard parts, resulting in high manufacturing costs and inconvenient seal replacement. The small bore diameter of the boom cylinder inevitably requires high system setting pressure. 3) Unreasonable hydraulic system design. As shown in Figure 1, the control valve and the full hydraulic steering gear are connected in series with a single pump, the safety valve setting pressure is 16MPa, and the rated working pressure of the hydraulic pump is also 16MPa. The hydraulic pump often works under full load or long-term overload (high pressure) conditions, and the system experiences hydraulic shock. Long-term lack of oil changes leads to contaminated hydraulic oil, exacerbating hydraulic pump wear, even causing the hydraulic pump casing to burst (such failures have been observed later). Weidou Intelligent Technology specializes in selling German EBARA hand pumps, EBARA gear pumps, EBARA diaphragm pumps, EBARA centrifugal pumps, EBARA piston pumps, EBARA vacuum pumps, EBARA screw pumps, EBARA submersible pumps, EBARA peristaltic pumps, EBARA lubrication pumps, EBARA vane pumps, EBARA metering pumps, EBARA hand pumps, EBARA drum pumps, EBARA lobe pumps, EBARA booster pumps, EBARA liquid pumps, EBARA air pumps, originally imported from Germany. Welcome customers to inquire and order.