1. Cylinder Block
• Function: Serves as the core structural component of the pump, housing multiple piston chambers internally. It facilitates the intake and discharge of hydraulic oil through the reciprocating motion of pistons.
• Role:
• Forms sealed working chambers, directly participating in hydraulic energy conversion.
• Supports critical components like pistons and valve plates. Its machining precision impacts the pump's volumetric efficiency and pressure stability.
• Typically made of high-strength cast iron or ductile iron, requiring quenching treatment to enhance wear resistance.
2. Piston
• Function: Executes reciprocating motion within the cylinder block, altering the working volume to intake and pressurize hydraulic oil.
• Role:
• Directly involved in energy conversion, with its sealing performance determining pump efficiency.
• Piston rings utilize PTFE composite materials, reducing friction coefficients below 0.05.
• Surface chromium plating (0.03-0.05mm thickness) improves corrosion and wear resistance.
3. Valve Plate (L/RH)
• Function: Controls the intake/discharge directions of hydraulic oil, with precision oil channel designs accommodating both clockwise and counterclockwise rotations.
• Role:
• Left-hand/right-hand (L/RH) versions cater to different rotational direction requirements.
• Constructed from wear-resistant alloy steel (e.g., ASTM A536 65-45-12), with surface hardness reaching HRC58-62.
• Oil channel angle errors must be within ±0.1° to ensure volumetric efficiency.
4. Retainer Plate
• Function: Maintains the positional relationship between pistons and the valve plate, preserving pump chamber sealing.
• Role:
• Prevents hydraulic oil leakage, with flatness requirements within 0.005mm.
• Often made of high-strength aluminum alloy (e.g., 7075-T6) to reduce weight while ensuring rigidity.
5. Swash Plate
• Function: Adjusts the piston stroke by varying its angle, thereby controlling pump displacement.
• Role:
• Angle adjustment range typically 0°-30°, corresponding to displacement ratios up to 1:5.
• Constructed from carburized and quenched steel (carburized layer depth 1.2-1.5mm), with surface hardness HRC58-62.
• Modern designs integrate load-sensing capabilities for ±5% automatic flow compensation.
6. Support
• Function: Supports piston motion, minimizing friction from lateral forces.
• Role:
• Employs copper-based self-lubricating bearings, achieving friction coefficients as low as 0.08.
• Surface coatings (0.01-0.02mm thickness) enhance wear resistance and anti-seizure properties.
7. Coil Spring
• Function: Provides preload to ensure tight contact between pistons and the valve plate.
• Role:
• Spring stiffness coefficients must match pump operating pressures (typically 5-15N/mm).
• Fatigue life exceeds 10⁶ cycles, utilizing chromium-silicon alloy steel (e.g., ASTM A401).
8. Spacer
• Function: Adjusts axial clearances between components, compensating for machining tolerances.
• Role:
• Thickness tolerances must be within ±0.01mm.
• Constructed from stainless steel or copper alloy to prevent high-temperature deformation.
9. Press Pin
• Function: Connects pistons to connecting rods, transmitting power.
• Role:
• Made of 20CrMnTi carburized steel, with surface hardness HRC58-63.
• Clearance fits controlled within 0.01-0.03mm to prevent fretting wear.