Influence of Port Plate Closed-Compression Angle on the Vibration and Noise of a Water Hydraulic Piston Pump

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Fluid-borne noise in piston pump is an important issue that has not been solved well until now. To reduce the vibration and noise of a water hydraulic piston pump, a port plate with a closed-compression angle and a silencing groove was designed for the pre-compression process. Three types of grooves were selected as the silencing structures and investigated in this paper. Through multi-objective optimization based on genetic algorithm, it is found that the port plate with the combination of a closed-compression angle and a silencing groove has better silencing effect than that without a closed-compression angle, due to its ability of simultaneously balancing the pressure gradient in the pre-compression process and the output flow pulsation of the pump. In this case, U-shaped groove with the angle is superior to the other two types in reducing the pump noise. This work presents an effective method for solving the fluid-borne noise of hydraulic piston pump.

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