Method of preventing cavitation in an axial piston pump during a

Power plants – Pressure fluid source and motor – Condition responsive control of motive fluid flow

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60468, 60487, 60494, F16D 3102, F16D 3900

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ABSTRACT:
Cavitation in axial piston motors (20) caused to act as a pump by an aiding load (28), and the related difficulty of loss of hydrostatic film (52), and tipping or hammering of motor slippers (64), can be reduced by a method which includes the step of recirculating hydraulic fluid from the supply port (18) of the motor (20) to the return port (30) of the motor (20) upon the occurrence of an aiding load (28).

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