Belparts Excavator K3V112DP-XDPR-9Y00 Hydraulic Main Pump CX210B KRJ17131

Belparts excavator K3V112DP-XDPR-9Y00 hydraulic main pump CX210B KRJ17131

The hydraulic pump converts mechanical energy into hydraulic energy to power the excavator's hydraulic system. When the engine drives the pump shaft to rotate, the internal pistons or gear sets create oil suction and compression processes, forming a high-pressure oil flow. Belparts hydraulic pumps feature variable displacement design that automatically adjusts output flow according to load requirements, achieving high energy efficiency.

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The hydraulic pump of an excavator is the core component of the hydraulic system, providing power to the entire system like a heart. It converts the mechanical energy of the engine into hydraulic energy, drives the hydraulic cylinder and hydraulic motor to work, and thus completes various actions of the excavator.

Two types

Gear pump: With a simple structure, low cost, and strong anti pollution ability, but with large flow pulsation and high noise, it is mostly used in small excavators or auxiliary systems.

Piston pump: with complex structure and high cost, but high working pressure, large flow rate, high efficiency, and high control accuracy, it is widely used in medium and large excavators.

Working principle

Oil suction process: The plunger moves backwards, the pump chamber volume increases, forming a vacuum, and the hydraulic oil in the oil tank enters the pump chamber under atmospheric pressure.

Oil pressure process: The plunger moves forward, the pump chamber volume decreases, the hydraulic oil is compressed, the pressure increases, the oil outlet valve is pushed open, and high-pressure oil enters the hydraulic system.

performance parameter

Displacement: The volume of oil discharged by the pump shaft per revolution determines the working speed and force of the excavator.

Pressure: The pressure of the oil at the pump outlet determines the working capacity of the excavator.

Rotational speed: The rotational speed of the pump shaft affects the flow rate and lifespan of the pump.

Efficiency: The ratio of output power to input power of a pump, reflecting energy loss.