A pump can be built with just one cylinder. Sealing a pressurized and noxious gas is harder than sealing hydraulic oil that just bleeds into a sump and is piped back to a tank. The energy wasted in compression makes this a bad idea in gasses. So go with a fixed cylinder that can be sealed and rotate the swashplate. plate. $\endgroup$ –

2020年1月28日 · A piston pump has a swash plate that pivots back and forth to control the flow rate of the hydraulic fluid. Is there a version of this pump where the swash plate rotates like a cam instead of

Swashplate also Axial Piston Pump. Wheel on a surface. While this is often a system such as a car and a road, it can also be built into mechanisms such as material conveyance rollers. Belt is used in conveyors and 3D printers. Chain also used in conveying. Also Rigid chain actuator. Pulley and Block and Tackle

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2016年12月30日 · Considering that the helicopter's forward direction is the y-axis, the rear rotor should deliver torque, but the thrust created by the main rotor is connected to a swashplate so the thrust is not directly orthogonal. The main rotor can tilt into the y-axis in order to accelerate forward and vice versa. Just my own speculation. Check out this page:

2020年8月29日 · I understand that there is a second rotor that is used to counteract the angular momentum and also the use of swashplate to direct the helicopter forwards and backwards. Assuming the angular momentum of the main rotor is not an issue, Is there a sensor on the helicopter that can detect if it is not upright?

2021年2月4日 · $\begingroup$ @Brian, good, if it never sees boiling temperatures that will make more sealing options possible. At 20bar I think it would be a good idea to purchase a pump rather than designing one with the goal of making it cheaper than anything you can buy, with the possible exception of a piston or syringe type.

My research has found a Quora link and another source giving two different, albeit not contrasting, definitions. Also, as far as I have seen, looking up "plunger compressor" also refers me to pumps...