Abstract

A mathematical model of the cylinder block moment of a dual-drive axial piston motor considering the dynamic pressure in the piston chamber is developed. The influence of the number of plugs, staggering angle, inlet pressure and swashplate inclination on the individual moments applied to the cylinder block was analyzed. The results show: when the number of pistons in the inner and external emissions is the same, the cylinder block is subjected to a periodic pulsation of each moment and odd-numbered pistons have a higher frequency of torque fluctuations than even-numbered pistons. With increasing intersection angle, the pulsation rate of the torque around the x and y axes tends to increase and then decrease but the output torque varies in the opposite direction; The inlet pressure can increase the torque pulsation rate of the cylinder block in equal proportion. When the inclination angle of the inner and external swashplate is not the same, the reasonable selection of different inner and external swashplate inclination angles can make the overturning torque generated by the inner and external emissions offset and increase, so that the overturning torque of the cylinder block is reduced.

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