In this paper, the frictional characteristics of a test motor are investigated experimentally using three different types of hydraulic oil. The test motor is a pressure-balanced type vane motor, and the test oils are turbine oil, anti-wear type hydraulic oil and friction-modified type hydraulic oil. All of the test oils are available in the market. In the friction-modified type hydraulic oil a kind of fatty acid is added as a friction-modifier.
As the result of this investigation, it became clear that the magnitude of frictional torque at start and in low speed range was very different according to the types of hydraulic oil. For example, in the case of the friction-modified type hydraulic oil, the magnitude of frictional torque at start is only one half of that of the turbine oil, and in the case of the antiwear type hydraulic oil, the magnitude of frictional torque at start takes the intermediate value between that of other two test oils.
In the case of the turbine oil, the frictional torque becomes largest at start, and it reduces with increase of rotational speed. But, in the case of the anti-wear hydraulic oil and the friction-modified hydraulic oil, the frictional torque at 10rpm is larger than that at start.
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