Theoretical Volumetric Displacement in Hydraulic Pumps Formulas

Theoretical volumetric displacement is the amount of liquid displaced per revolution. And is denoted by V_D. Theoretical Volumetric Displacement is usually measured using the Cubic Meter Per Revolution for Volumetric Displacement. Note that the value of Theoretical Volumetric Displacement is always negative.

Formulas to find Theoretical Volumetric Displacement in Hydraulic Pumps

fxVolumetric Displacement of Vane PumpsGo

Hydraulic Pumps formulas that make use of Theoretical Volumetric Displacement

fxTheoretical Discharge of Vane PumpGo

fxWidth of Rotor of Vane Pump given Volumetric DisplacementGo

List of variables in Hydraulic Pumps formulas

fx Eccentricity Go

fx Width of Rotor in Vane Pump Go

fx Diameter of Cam Ring Go

fx Diameter of Rotor Go

FAQ

What is the Theoretical Volumetric Displacement?

Theoretical volumetric displacement is the amount of liquid displaced per revolution. Theoretical Volumetric Displacement is usually measured using the Cubic Meter Per Revolution for Volumetric Displacement. Note that the value of Theoretical Volumetric Displacement is always negative.

Can the Theoretical Volumetric Displacement be negative?

Yes, the Theoretical Volumetric Displacement, measured in Volumetric Displacement can be negative.

What unit is used to measure Theoretical Volumetric Displacement?

Theoretical Volumetric Displacement is usually measured using the Cubic Meter Per Revolution[m³/1] for Volumetric Displacement. are the few other units in which Theoretical Volumetric Displacement can be measured.

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