What Are Industrial Electric Motors?
August 11th, 2015Industrial Electric motors are workhorse mechanisms. They convert electrical energy into mechanical momentum, turning pure wire-trapped current flow into raw radial motion. The technology that operates behind an electrical motor is justifiably complex. These aren’t toy motors, after all, mechanisms driven by a battery and a few windings of wire to create a magnetic field […]
Uses of Hydraulic Gear Pumps
July 28th, 2015A hydraulic gear pump utilizes fluid compression power to deliver low-noise, high performance muscle. The principle behind the device is fairly straightforward and can be seen in operation when you follow the compact engine outlines that power industrial machinery. For example, a mobile crane uses its internal combustion engine to drive the vehicle from one […]
The Importance of Preventive Maintenance for Hydraulic Pumps
July 14th, 2015Preventive maintenance of Hydraulic Pumps is intended to reduce or eliminate downtime and major repair or replacement costs by detecting minor inconsistencies and faults that contribute to failure on a larger scale before they happen. Issues and problems found in their early stages can be repaired much easier, quicker, and at less cost than when […]
Fluid Power: A Basic Introduction to Hydraulics and Its Uses
June 16th, 2015Any tool or component that relies on hydraulic engineering is gifted with a talent for magnifying input energy, a fact that’s been established by several basic laws of physics. The underlying principles that define fluid dynamics agrees with this summation and Pascal’s Law positively defines the law in motion, showing that an increase in pressure […]
Pneumatic Systems and How Do They Work?
June 2nd, 2015Pneumatic systems are designed to emulate their more powerful hydraulic cousins, although there’s several differences to consider. The largest difference, one that should be apparent to anyone with a modicum of engineering know-how, is the substitution of a gas in place of a fluid. Fortunately, the world is already enshrouded in gas, though we’re likely […]
