Hydraulic Hammer

Hydraulic Hammer

 

a machine for working metal by blows from falling parts driven by fluid under high pressure. Hydraulic hammers are used for forging, closed-impression die forging, and sheet-metal stamping. They are similar in design to hammers utilizing other types of power—for example, steam hammers. Hydraulic hammers are not widely used because of the difficulty of controlling the impact force.

Table 1. Properties of some hydraulic fluids
 Viscosity at 50°C
(m2 per sec
)
Freezing point (°C)Flash point (°C)
*At 100°C
Hydraulic oil for automatic lines of metal-cutting lathes...............(25-35) × 10−6-10190
Oil for presses...............1 × 10−7*-15200
Oil for hydraulic drives of GT-50 diesel locomotives...............(11-14) × 10−6-28165
Oil for motor vehicle hydraulic systems
hydromechanical transmissions...............
(3.5-4) × 10−6*-45160
torque converters and automatic gearboxes...............(23-30) × 10−6-40175
power steering...............(12-14) × 10−6-45163
Oil for high-load mechanisms
(ESh)...............
20 × 10−6-50150
Shock-absorber fluid (AZh-12T)...............12 × 10−6-55165
Hydraulic brake fluid (GTN oil)...............1 × 10−7-6392
Alcohol-glycerine fluids
SG...............
6.2 × 10−6-5028
SVG...............2.5 × 10−6-6028
SVG-2...............7.5 × 10−6-5030
Alcohol-castor oil fluids
ESK...............
(8.2-8.6) × 10−6-2512
BSK...............(9.6-13.8) × 10−4-2514