hydraulic circuit design
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Hydraulic Circuit DesignTRANSCRIPT
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Hydraulic Circuit Design & Analysis
Dr. Sunil Jha
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Design Considerations
Safety of OperationPressure and Temperature ratings Interlocks for sequential operationsEmergency shutdown featuresPower failure locksOperation speedEnvironment conditions
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Design Considerations
Meet functional requirementsMeet required performance specificationLife expectancy same as machineFacilitate good maintenance practiceCompatibility with electrical and mechanical
componentsWithstand operational hazards
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Design Considerations
Efficiency of OperationKeep system Simple, Safe and FunctionalAccess to parts need repair or adjustmentDesign to keep min operational costDesign to prevent and remove contamination.
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Linear Circuits Simple reciprocating circuit
Reservoir Strainer Pump Flexible coupling Electric Motor Connectors Relief valve DCV 4 way Hyd. Cylinder
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Circuit Design Approach
What are the specifications of the job?Force requirement 8 kNLength of work stroke 15 cmSpeed of piston and rod assembly 0.5 sec
What Size of Cylinder is needed?Force known. Cylinder Area & Operating
Pressure must be selected. F = PAF = PAStandard bore and rod size cylinders
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Circuit Design Approach Cylinder Selection Reasoning Large Diameter Cylinder
Operates at Low Pressure Requires Bigger pump for speed
Small Diameter Cylinder Operates at High Pressure Smaller pump give speed
Cylinder selected = 50 mm bore Find Pressure and then select suitable pump
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Circuit Design Approach
What Capacity Pump is needed?Max Cylinder Speed requiredFlow rate = (Cyl Area)x(Stroke)/(time)Pump selection
What size of Electric Motor needed?Calculate power required to run PumpConsider efficiency of pumpShaft size, type and electric source
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Circuit Design Approach
What Size reservoir should be used?2.5-3.0 times the pump capacity
What size of Electric Motor needed?Calculate power required to run PumpConsider efficiency of pumpShaft size, type and electric source
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Circuit Design Approach Size of pump inlet? Inlet flow velocity = 60-150 cm/sec
Size of Discharge tubing?Outlet flow velocity = 200 450 cm/sec
Relief valve selectionPressure rangeValve port size
Direction Control valveBased on function
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Control of a Single Acting Hydraulic Cylinder
Two PositionThree WayManually ActuatedSpring OffsetDCV
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Control of a Double Acting Hydraulic Cylinder
Three PositionFour WayManually ActuatedSpring CenteredDCV
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Regenerative Circuit
Pressurized fluid discharge returned to system
Speed up extending speed
Retraction bypass DCV
Extend Retract
Qt
Qr
Qp
Qt = Qp + Qr
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Drilling Machine Application
Spring centered position Rapid spindle advance
Left envelope Slow feed
Right envelope Retracts piston
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PUMP Unloading circuit
Unloading valve unloads the pumpat the ends of extending and retracting strokes
As well as in spring centered position of DCV
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Double Pump Hydraulic System
Punch Press Initial Low
Pressure high flow rate req.
When punching operation begins, increased pressure opens unloading valve to unload low pressure pump.
Unload Valve
Relief Valve
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Counterbalance Valve
To keep vertically mounted cylinder in upward position while pump is idling.
Counterbalance valve is set to open at slightly above the pressure required to hold the piston up.
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Hydraulic Cylinder Sequence Circuit Left Env: Left Cyl
extends completely and then Right Cylextend.
Right Env: Right Cylretracts fully and then Left Cylretracts.
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Automatic Cylinder Reciprocating System Two sequence
valve sensing strokes completion by corresponding pressure build up.
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Locked Cylinder using Pilot Check Valves Lock Cylinder so that
piston can not move by external load.
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Cylinder Synchronizing Circuit
Cylinders connected in parallel Loads identical Moves in exact synchronization Loads Not exactly Identical (practical situation) Cylinders also not exactly identical (packing Friction)
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Cylinder Synchronizing Circuit
Cylinders connected in Series For two cylinder to be synchronized Piston Area of Cyl 2 = Piston Area of Cyl 1-
Rod area
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Cylinder Synchronizing Circuit
Pump pressure should overcome load acting on both cylinders.
P1Ap1- P2(Ap1-Ar1) = F1P2Ap2- P3(Ap2-Ar2) = F2
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Cylinder Synchronizing Circuit
Ap2 = Ap1-Ar1P3 = 0P1Ap1 = F1+F2
Q. For the Cylinder Synchronizing Circuit, what pumppressure is required if the cylinder loads are 22kNeach and cylinder 1 has a piston area of 65 cm2?
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Fail Safe Circuit Designed to prevent injury to operator or
damage to equipment. Prevent Cylinder from
accidentally falling on an Operator in the event of: Hydraulic line ruptures Person inadvertently operates
manual override on Pilot actuated DCV when pump not operating
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Fail Safe Circuit with Overload Protection
DCV-1 controlled by Push button valve-2.
When Overload Valve -3 is in spring offset mode, it drains the pilot line of valve 1.
If Cyl experience excessive resistance, Valve-4 actuates overload valve -3. This drains pilot line of Valve1, causing it to return to spring offset mode.
Nothing happen if push button 2 pressed unless overload valve shifted manually into blocked configuration.
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Two hand Safety Circuit
Designed to protect an operator from injury.
For circuit to function, operator must depress both manually actuated valves.
Any one button prevents operation.
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Speed Control of a Hydraulic Motor
Hydraulic Motor Rotary Motion Spring Center Position Motor hydraulically locked
Left EnvelopRotates Clockwise
Right EnvelopRotates Anticlockwise
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Speed Control of a Hydraulic Motor
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Hydraulic Motor Braking System
Hydraulic motor may be driving Machine having a large inertia.
Creates Flywheel effect. Stopping motor, acts as a pump. Circuit is designed to provide fluid to the motor
while it is pumping. Provisions should be made for discharge fluid
from motor to be returned to Tank. This would stop motor without damaging.
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Hydraulic Motor Braking System
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Hydrostatic Transmission
Open Circuit DrivesPump draws fluid from reservoirPump output directed to Hydraulic MotorDischarge from Motor into reservoir
Closed Circuit DriveExhaust oil from the motor returned directly to
pump inlet.
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Closed Circuit One-Direction Hydrostatic Transmission Closed Circuit that
allows only one direction of motor rotation.
Motor speed varied by changing pump displacement.
Torque capacity of motor adjusted by pressure setting of the relief valve.
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Closed Circuit Reversible Direction Hydrostatic Transmission