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Basic Process Knowledge (Multiple Choice) 20180225

2018-02-25View Original

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The magnitude of the radial force acting on a gear pump during operation is independent of . A. Tooth width B. Pitch diameter C. Suction and discharge pressure difference D. Rotational speed Hint: The radial force acting on a gear is related to the pressure-bearing area and the suction and discharge pressure difference, and it is not related to the rotational speed.
Reply #22018-02-25
The magnitude of the radial force acting on a gear pump during operation is independent of D. A. Tooth width B. Pitch circle diameter C. Suction and discharge pressure difference D. Rotational speed

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