Hydraulic motors CPMV

Hydraulic motors of the CPMV type are used in ground drill, mining machinery etc. These hydraulic motors are similar in design to the OMV hydraulic motors by Sauer/Danfoss. For further information please visit our guide.

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CPMV Hydraulic Motor FAQ


What is the maximum operating pressure of the CPMV hydraulic motor?

The maximum operating pressure depends on the motor size and operating conditions. For continuous operation, the maximum pressure ranges from 140 bar for the CPMV 1000 to 200 bar for the CPMV 315, 400, and 500. For intermittent operation, it ranges from 160 bar for the CPMV 1000 to 240 bar for smaller models. Peak pressures can reach up to 280 bar for specific models. Specific pressure details for each motor size can be found in the "Technical Data" section.


What type of valve does the CPMV hydraulic motor use?

The CPMV hydraulic motor is a planetary roller motor with a disc valve. This design contributes to its low starting torque and high efficiency.


Can I use the CPMV motor without a drain line?

Yes, the CPMV hydraulic motor can be used without a drain line due to its internal check valve. However, it is recommended to use a drain line to improve cooling and seal lifespan.


What type of bearings are used in the CPMV motor?

The CPMV hydraulic motor is equipped with tapered roller bearings at the output shaft. These bearings offer high radial load capacity, making the motor suitable for demanding applications.


How do I determine the correct motor size for my application?

To select the appropriate CPMV motor, several factors must be considered:

  • Motor speed: Based on vehicle speed, wheel rolling radius, and gear ratio.
  • Rolling resistance: Dependent on vehicle weight and surface characteristics.
  • Grade resistance: Calculated based on the incline angle.
  • Acceleration force: Determined by vehicle weight and acceleration time.
  • Drawbar pull: Additional force required for trailers.
  • Total tractive effort: The sum of all forces, including air resistance.
  • Motor torque: Calculated from total tractive effort, wheel rolling radius, number of motors, and transmission efficiency.
  • Cohesion between tires and road: Ensures adequate traction to prevent wheel slippage.
  • Radial motor load: Especially important for direct wheel mount applications.

The "Motor Application Calculation" section in the catalog provides detailed formulas and guidelines to help calculate these parameters.


What is the standard rotation direction of the CPMV motor?

The standard rotation direction of the CPMV hydraulic motor is clockwise when port "A" is pressurized. When port "B" is pressurized, the rotation direction is counterclockwise. You can also specify a reversed rotation direction when placing an order.


What are the advantages of using a drain line with the CPMV motor?

While not strictly required, a drain line offers several advantages:

  • Cleaning: Removes contaminants from inside the motor.
  • Cooling: Dissipates heat generated during operation, improving performance and lifespan.
  • Extended seal life: Reduces pressure on seals, extending their service life.


What types of output shafts are available for the CPMV motor?

The CPMV hydraulic motor offers various output shaft options, including:

  • Cylindrical shafts: Available in different diameters (50 mm, 57.15 mm) with keys conforming to DIN or BS standards.
  • Splined shafts: Options include 53.975 mm with 16 teeth and DP 8/16 or 2 1/8" with 16 teeth, DP 8/16, and ANSI B92.1-1976.
  • Tapered shafts: 1:10 tapered shaft with a B16 x 10 x 32 DIN 6885 key or 1:8 tapered shaft with a B14.308 x 14.308 x 50 key.

The "Output Shafts" section of the catalog provides more details on available options and dimensions.