
Bosch Rexroth AG, RE 10515/2018-11
32 PV7 Series 1X | Adjustable vane pump, pilot-operated
Project planning information
Project planning information
When using vane pumps, we recommend carefully
observing the notes below.
Project planning, installation and commissioning of the
vane pumps require skilled persons with training.
Technical data
All characteristics are based on manufacturing tolerances
and apply under specific boundary conditions.
Please note that this means certain deviations are possible
and characteristics may vary when boundary conditions
(e.g., viscosity) change.
Characteristic curves for flow and power input
When designing the drive motor, observe the maximum
possible application parameters.
Sound pressure level
The sound pressure levels shown starting on page14
were measured in the style of DIN45635 Sheet26.
This means that only the noise emitted by the pump is
shown. Ambient influences (place of installation,
piping,etc.) were not included.
These levels always refer to only one pump. Each additional
comparable pump increases the initial level by 3 dB(A).
Notice
Due to the power unit design and influences at the final place of
installation of the pump, the sound pressure level is usually 5 to 10
dB(A) higher than the level from the pump itself.
Leakage
Page6 contains the average external leakage of the
pumps. Note that these values are only intended to serve as
project planning guidelines for determining cooler sizes and
line cross-sections. The zero stroke power is the relevant
factor for dimensioning the reservoir
(seepages14to19). Cross section narrowing and the
use of a leakage cooler can cause unacceptably high
pressure peaks in the leakage line.
Leakage cooler
The values for external leakage on page6 are averages for
continuous operation.
When the pump relieves pressure, the leakage flow is
increased momentarily by the pilot fluid of the controller.
Cross section narrowing, long drain lines and leakage
coolers can cause unacceptably high pressure peaks.
Appropriate steps, e.g., a check valve in the bypass, should
be taken to prevent the leakage pressure (p
max
= 2bar)
from exceeding permissible limits. Otherwise there is a risk
the shaft seal will be damaged.
Pressure limitation
Depending on the controller version, the PV7 vane pump
contains no internal mechanism for limiting potential peaks
in operating pressure. Setting and limiting the admissible
operating pressure has to be ensured on the system side.
The pressure relief valves necessary for that purpose are to
be designed considering the maximum flow and the existing
pressure increase speed so that the admissible intermittent
operating pressure is not exceeded.