The document discusses pressure compensated control for axial piston pumps. It explains that a pressure compensated pump will provide variable flow while maintaining a constant pressure setting by using a mechanical system to sense downstream pressure and adjust the angle of the swashplate to control pump displacement. The control is useful for systems where flow needs vary but pressure requirements remain constant.
The document discusses pressure compensated control for axial piston pumps. It explains that a pressure compensated pump will provide variable flow while maintaining a constant pressure setting by using a mechanical system to sense downstream pressure and adjust the angle of the swashplate to control pump displacement. The control is useful for systems where flow needs vary but pressure requirements remain constant.
The document discusses pressure compensated control for axial piston pumps. It explains that a pressure compensated pump will provide variable flow while maintaining a constant pressure setting by using a mechanical system to sense downstream pressure and adjust the angle of the swashplate to control pump displacement. The control is useful for systems where flow needs vary but pressure requirements remain constant.
PRESSURE COMPENSATED CONTROL The standard pressure compensated control changes the displacement of the pump to match the system flow requirement by controlling the system pressure. Simply stated: a pressure compensated pump will provide variable flow at a constant pressure setting. The displacement of the pump is mechanically controlled by the angle of the swashplate. The swashplate angle is controlled by the extension of the compensator plunger, which works against the swashplate bias spring. The compensator senses the downstream pressure and adjusts the displacement to maintain the set pressure. The control would be used on systems where the flow requirements are variable but the pressure require- ments are unchanging. PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT