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Variable volumes can be obtained with gear pumps only by variation of the pump drivespeed A radial piston pump houses sliding pistons in a stationary cylinder block throughwhich passes a rotating pintle or ported shaft The amount of fluid displaced per revolution of an axial piston rotary pump is dependenton the angle formed between the cylinder block and valve plate All of the above
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