Q. How does an orbital motor work?
Answer
An orbital motor
contains six teeth and seven lobes. There are spaces among these teeth and
lobes called chambers. When fluid flows into these chambers it creates high
pressure in one chamber and low pressure in another. The creation of imbalance
of forces in this way causes the orbital motor star to rotate.
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