Reasons for Damage to the Hydraulic Pump in a 315-Ton Hydraulic Press
Reasons for Damage to the Hydraulic Pump in a 315-Ton Hydraulic Press
1.Wear of Hydraulic Pump Components: Inevitable wear of hydraulic pump components, similar to any machinery, is a natural outcome of mechanical operation. Under normal operating conditions, the gradual increase in wear due to factors such as friction and chemical reactions is an inherent part of the machine's life cycle. This type of wear in hydraulic presses cannot be eliminated or avoided. However, meticulous maintenance and proper usage of the pump can gradually slow down the wear process, extending the period before hydraulic pump wear occurs. Causes and phenomena of wear include frictional wear, abrasive wear, pitting wear, and corrosive wear.
2.Violation of Operating and Maintenance Procedures: Serious overloading, exceeding speed limits, and even forcibly starting the pump with loose or detached components inside can occur due to violations of operational and maintenance procedures for the 315-ton hydraulic press. This includes instances where foreign objects, such as tools, fall into the hydraulic pump during reinstallation after repair, leading to damage to hydraulic pump components.