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We are designing a foot pedal mechanism to actuate two hydraulic pistion pumps.
But the torque to actuate a pump is more than 50In-lbs at full stroke. In addition, a
spring is used to make the control shaft of a pump return to its neutral position.
Totally the torque to actuate a pump is over 100In-lbs.
So the effort applied on the foot pedal to actuate two pumps is much more I expected.
Can someone tell me any ways to reduce the effort on the foot pedal?
Many thanks.
But the torque to actuate a pump is more than 50In-lbs at full stroke. In addition, a
spring is used to make the control shaft of a pump return to its neutral position.
Totally the torque to actuate a pump is over 100In-lbs.
So the effort applied on the foot pedal to actuate two pumps is much more I expected.
Can someone tell me any ways to reduce the effort on the foot pedal?
Many thanks.