| Referring to the motor shown in the figure, feeding pressurised oil (Q - Ap) into the inlet port of the motor, the gear 1 and 2 turn, and power, as torque and speed (M - n) can be obtained at the output shaft end. The gears are made from high strength steel alloy. The bushings (3) serve a dual purpose: - to act as a bearing for the gears - to balance axial and radial thrust in proportion to the change in operating pressure. The gears-bushings assembly is fitted inside the motor body (4), in which generally the inlet and outlet ports are formed. The motor body is made of high strength extruded aluminium alloy. The front cover (5), which also acts as a mounting flange, and the rear cover (6) are connected to one another by clamping bolts (7). The motor assembly is completed by a series of seals: - Balancing seals (8) can be fitted in recesses in the bushings as shown in the figure, or in the covers. Their purpose is to delimit the longitudinal balancing area separating the high and low pressure zones. - Oil seals (9) prevent oil from leaking out. - A shaft seal with a steel supporting ring (11) locked by a seeger elastic ring (12) purpose of preventing oil leaks |