Hydraulic fluid power; determination of characteristics of motors; part 2: startability

This document specifies the methods for determining the starting characteristics of hydraulic motors within the field of fluid power transmission. It focuses on the second part of a broader series, dedicated specifically to evaluating how these motors behave at the initial phase of operation. The procedures outlined provide a systematic approach to measuring parameters essential for understanding the motor's ability to initiate rotation under load. By adhering to the defined test conditions and measurement techniques, manufacturers and users can obtain consistent data regarding start-up performance. The guidelines address various operating scenarios to ensure comprehensive assessment. This technical specification serves as a reference for quality control and performance verification without making claims regarding the general importance or superiority of the document over other methodologies. It establishes a common framework for testing that facilitates comparison and consistency across different products and testing environments within the hydraulic industry.