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Methods for determining pressure ripple levels generated in hydraulic fluid power systems and components -- Secondary source methods for pumps
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BSI BS 6335-1:1990

Methods for determining pressure ripple levels generated in hydraulic fluid power systems and components -- Secondary source methods for pumps

PUBLISH DATE 1990
PAGES 20
BSI BS 6335-1:1990

Secondary source methods for pumps refer to techniques used to assess and analyze pump performance indirectly.

These methods typically involve monitoring secondary indicators or measurements rather than direct pump output parameters.

Examples of secondary source methods include:

  • Measuring vibration patterns to detect pump wear or imbalance.
  • Analyzing acoustic signals for cavitation or flow disturbances.
  • Monitoring temperature variations to identify overheating or inefficiencies.
  • Utilizing pressure sensors placed at strategic points within the pump system.

Such methods are essential for predictive maintenance, allowing early detection of potential pump failures.

Determination of a rating of the source flow ripple, source impedance, and pressure ripple levels generated by positive displacement hydraulic pumps.

SDO BSI: British Standards Institution
Document Number 6335-1
Publication Date Nov. 30, 1990
Language en - English
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Committee MCE/18
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