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Parker Hannifin
Mobile Controls Division
Trollhättan, Sweden
Hydraulic Motors
Series V12, V14 and T12
Direction of rotation versus flow
NOTE: The V12, V14 and T12 motors are bi-directional.
V12 rotation:
- End cap position T (AC, AD and AH controls): When
port B (open arrow) is pressurized, the motor rotates
clockwise (right hand; R), and when port A (black arrow)
is pressurized, the motor turns counter clockwise (left
hand; L)
- End cap position M (EO, EP, HO and HP controls):
A and B port positions interchange (A-to-B, B-to-A).
V14 rotation:
- Refer to the V14 illustration below right (valid for all
compensators and controls).
T12 rotation:
- Refer to the V14 illustration below right.
NOTE: Before installing a V12, V14 or T12 motor in
series (when both A and B ports can be subject
to high pressures simultaneously) contact
Parker Hannifin.
Filtration
Maximum motor sevice life is obtained when the fluid
cleanlineness meets or exceeds ISO code 18/13 (ISO 4406).
A 10 µm (absolute) filter is recommended.
Case pressure
The lowest and highest recommended case pressure
(shaft seal type H) at selected shaft speeds is shown in
the table below.
The min pressure secures sufficient lubrication, and the
max pressure nominal seal life.
Case pressure should be measured in the drain port.
NOTE: Contact Parker Hannifin for information when
operating at high speeds.
Frame size 1500 3000 4000 5000 6000
V12-60 max 12 0.5–7 1–5.5 1.5–5 2–5
V12-80 max 12 0.5–7 1–5.5 1.5–5 2.5–5
V12-160 max 10 1–6 1.5–5 2–4.5 –
V14-110 max 10 1–6 1.5–5 2–4.5 3–5
V14-160 max 10 1–6 2–5.5 2.5–5.5 -
Min and max case pressure [bar] vs. shaft speed [rpm].
NOTE: Contact Parker Hannifin for information on
other shaft seals.
Required inlet pressure
The motor may operate as a pump under certain
conditions. When this occurs, a minimum pressure
must be maintained at the inlet port; increased noise
and gradually deteriorating performance due to cavita-
tion may otherwise be experienced.
A 15 bar inlet pressure, measured at the motor inlet
port, satisfies most operating conditions.
Contact Parker Hannifin for more specific information on
inlet pressure requirements.
Operating temperatures
The following temperatures should not be exceeded
(type H shaft seal):
Main circuit: 80 °C.
Drain fluid: 100 °C.
FPM shaft seals (fluorocarbon; type V) can be used to
115 °C drain fluid temperature.
Continuous operation at high power levels usually
requires case flushing in order for the fluid to stay
above the minimum viscosity requirement. A flushing
valve and restricting nozzle, available as an option,
provide the necessary main circuit flushing flow.
Refer to fig. 1 (next page), and to:
- V12: ‘Flushing valve’, page 28.
- V14: ‘Flushing valve’, page 53
- T12: ‘Flushing valve block’, page 59.
Direction of rotation vs. flow for the V12 motor (here
shown with AC-compensator; end cap position T).
Direction of rotation vs. flow for the V14 motor
(shown with AC-compensator).
Right hand
rotation (R)
Side port A Rear port
AB
Left hand
rotation (L)
Side port B
Left hand
rotation (L)
Right hand
rotation (R)
Port A
Port B
Catalogue HY17-8223/UK
Installation and start-up information