A double-acting hydraulic pump is a type of hydraulic pump designed to generate hydraulic pressure in both directions of movement. Unlike single-acting pumps, which generate pressure in one direction and rely on external forces for the return stroke, double-acting pumps are capable of pressurizing hydraulic fluid during both the power (extension) and return (retraction) strokes of a hydraulic cylinder. Here are key features and characteristics of double-acting hydraulic pumps:
Bidirectional Flow: Double-acting pumps are capable of providing hydraulic fluid flow in both directions. They pressurize the fluid during the extension (power) stroke and also during the retraction (return) stroke.
Hydraulic Cylinder Actuation in Both Directions: Double-acting pumps are commonly used in applications where precise control over the hydraulic cylinder is required in both extending and retracting movements.
Two-Way Valving: The pump system includes valving that allows hydraulic fluid to be directed to either side of the hydraulic cylinder, providing bidirectional force application.
No External Forces Required for Return Stroke: Unlike single-acting pumps, double-acting pumps do not rely on external forces, such as gravity or springs, for the return stroke. The pump pressurizes the fluid to retract the hydraulic cylinder.
Applications: Double-acting hydraulic pumps are versatile and find applications in various industries and tasks. They are used in scenarios where precise control over the hydraulic cylinder is necessary in both directions. Applications include construction equipment, industrial machinery, and hydraulic systems that require force application in both extending and retracting movements.
Controlled Retraction: The bidirectional flow capability allows for controlled and precise retraction of the hydraulic cylinder, making double-acting pumps suitable for tasks that demand accuracy and repeatability.
Increased Efficiency: Double-acting pumps can contribute to increased operational efficiency in applications where bidirectional force application is required. This is particularly beneficial in tasks that involve repetitive cycles.
Complexity: Compared to single-acting pumps, double-acting pumps can be more complex due to the need for valving and control mechanisms that manage fluid flow in both directions.
Powerful Force Generation: Double-acting pumps are capable of generating force in both directions, providing a powerful means of actuating hydraulic cylinders for tasks such as lifting, pressing, and other force-intensive applications.
Hydraulic Circuit Design: The hydraulic circuit associated with a double-acting pump is designed to accommodate bidirectional flow and control. This may include directional control valves and other components to manage fluid flow.
When selecting a hydraulic pump for a specific application, it’s essential to consider factors such as the required force, speed, and precision, as well as the bidirectional nature of the task.
| Model | way return to oil | Oil reserves | Power (kW) | Applied Voltage (V) | Low-flow (L/min) | High- flow (L/min) | weight kgs | Dimensions (milímetro) |
| CTE-25AS | Single acting | 4 | 0.75 | 220 | 3 | 0.32 | 17 | 235×210×398 |