Fluid Flow Particularities within Hydraulic Working Circuit
Journal Title: HIDRAULICA - Year 2018, Vol 0, Issue 3
Abstract
As is known from the principles of fluid mechanics, the flow phenomenon of the working fluid within a hydraulic circuit is always accompanied by energy losses that are inevitably determined by the frictional forces with the pipe walls, the geometric shape of the pipeline used in the circuit but also the inner walls roughness of the circuit pipeline which interacts with the fluid. The fluid environment is used within the hydro-static systems in order to transmit the energy representing the support which, by simply circulating in the circuit to the execution organs, causes different device movements (rotation or translation) as a result of directly action. Forced flow of the working fluid inside the circuit is a complex phenomenon of continuous or non-permanent flow which involves the general laws and equations of the customized fluid mechanics for specific working situations of the hydro-static drive systems.
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Fanel Dorel SCHEAUA
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