Hydraulic
drives are ideal fittings used for precise torque control and adjustable
speed. The standard hydraulic drive systems contain hollow shaft design
allowing simple installation, operation and maintenance. A hydraulic drive system uses pressurized
hydraulic fluid to drive hydraulic machinery.
Parts of Hydraulic Drive System
There are three parts of a hydraulic drive system:
- The generator (which is actually a hydraulic pump). This is driven by an electric motor or a combustion engine.
- There are valves, filters, piping etc. to control and guide the hydraulic drive.
- The third part is the hydraulic motor or hydraulic cylinder to drive the machinery.
How does a Hydraulic Drive Works?
A hydraulic drive system consists of a
hydraulic pump attached to the engine and a hydraulic motor connected to the propeller shaft. The motor is connected to the pump by
hydraulic hoses. The hydraulic
drive system offers the advantages of simplicity, improved control,
economic costs and low maintenance. The engine in the system is not
connected directly to the propeller shaft that helps eliminate the
shaft-alignment problems common with inboard engines mounted in flexible
hulls.
Uses of Hydraulic Drives
The hydraulic drive system works as an alternative to the mechanical
drive system. The hydraulic drive system is a powerful and simple. It
includes a hydraulic pump combined with low speed-high torque drive
motor that powers the bed chains. The speed of the bed chains is matched
to the truck ground speed by a simple electronic controller. The
hydraulic drive system has the power to load extremely heavy cotton
modules in adverse conditions.
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