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            (8) facilitates piston maintenance and disassembly as well as
            oil change. These pumps are usually directly connected to a
            small tank matched with the pump itself.




















                                                                                     Figure 4.4
                                  Figure 4.3                    v The following list includes only few applications of manual
                                                                   pumps:
            Since manual operated systems cannot deliver a substantial   v Jacks for general lifting purposes (short stroke)
            flow, lever pumps are employed only in simple applications
            with single-acting short-stroke cylinders (return results from   v Pullers
            the  load  thrust);  yet,  this  is  for  sure  the  most  widespread   v Bolt cutters
            pump  worldwide  because  it  is  used  in  countless  fields  of   v Parallelogram platforms
            application. A pressure of 700 bar can be generated with a   v Emergency  pump  in  series  with  automatic  pump  (for
            lever carefully dimensioned vis-à-vis the fulcrum and it can   instance,  if  there  is  no  tension  the  machine  must  be
                                                                   handled for safety reasons)
            be even as much as almost 2800 bar in some special systems.
                                                                v Tensioning of steel ropes
            In double-acting manual pumps (Figure 4.4), when the lever  v Trolley jacks (essential in repair shops)
            is operated, the fluid continuously flows out from the outlet  v Portable  cranes  (for  short-range  movements  of  engine
            due to the recurrence of the inlet/outlet phases of the two   test benches,containers,etc.)
            pumping parts.                                      v Small presses for occasional deep drawing or bending
                                                                v Flexible hose fittings
            By acting on the by-pass valve grip, the outlet (which is double   v Benchtop  pipe  cutters,  bending  machines  and  tube
            in this case due to a possible second actuator) connects to   closures
            the inlet, putting the actuator on stand-by. The pistons suck   v Wine torques (for small-sized businesses because large-
            and deliver the fluid alternately when the by-pass is closed   sized companies use complex pneumatic systems)
            and the lever is operated.                          v Laboratory tests on pressures up to 2000 bar

            Two-stage versions with two coaxial pistons are available for  External gear pumps
            the applications characterised by a long phase of approach  Apart  from  manual  pumps,  which  are  used  (albeit  widely)
       90   to the load condition without resistance (low pressure and  only for simple flying applications, external gear pumps are
            maximum  flow)  and  a  major  stress  during  the  final  stage   the simplest and most common oil hydraulic pumps operated
            (maximum pressure and low flow): in the first stage the larger   by  a  motor.  Their  success  is  accounted  for  by  a  number
            piston  ensures  the  maximum  flow  whereas,  when  a  small   of  advantages,  like  their  extreme  lightness,  mechanical
                                                                simplicity, wide-range viscosity tolerance, optimum suction,
            lever stops it, the second piston (whose bore is dramatically   their wide range of flow rates, adaptability to any position
            smaller)  helps  reaching  the  maximum  pressure.  Special  and  space  and,  last  but  not  least,  their  cost,  which  makes
            stainless steel systems for water applications are available.  them one of the cheapest types on the market.




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