The document discusses the design of hydraulic systems and control of hydraulic cylinders. It explains that a hydraulic circuit consists of components like pumps, actuators, and valves arranged to perform a specific task, with considerations for safety, performance, and efficiency. Control of single and double acting cylinders is described through equations for force, pressure, and speed. An example problem calculates these values for a double acting cylinder with given bore, rod diameter, stroke, force, and flow rate.
The document discusses the design of hydraulic systems and control of hydraulic cylinders. It explains that a hydraulic circuit consists of components like pumps, actuators, and valves arranged to perform a specific task, with considerations for safety, performance, and efficiency. Control of single and double acting cylinders is described through equations for force, pressure, and speed. An example problem calculates these values for a double acting cylinder with given bore, rod diameter, stroke, force, and flow rate.
The document discusses the design of hydraulic systems and control of hydraulic cylinders. It explains that a hydraulic circuit consists of components like pumps, actuators, and valves arranged to perform a specific task, with considerations for safety, performance, and efficiency. Control of single and double acting cylinders is described through equations for force, pressure, and speed. An example problem calculates these values for a double acting cylinder with given bore, rod diameter, stroke, force, and flow rate.
System Design of hydraulic system A hydraulic circuit is a group of components such as pumps, actuators, control valves, Reservoirs etc. arranged so that they perform a specific useful task. Three important considerations: 1. Safety of operation 2. Performance of desired function 3. Efficiency of operation • Note: Hydraulic circuits are developed using graphic symbols for all components. Cont.. Control of hydraulic cylinder • Single acting cylinder Extension stoke: Fext ( N ) p Pa Ap m 2 Qin ( m 3 / s ) vext ( m / s ) Ap ( m 2 ) • Double-acting hydraulic cylinder Extension stoke : Fext ( N ) p Pa Ap m 2 Qin ( m 3 / s ) vext ( m / s ) Ap ( m 2 ) Retraction stoke : Fret ( N ) p Pa ( Ap Ar ) m 2 Qin ( m3 / s ) vret ( m / s ) ( Ap Ar ) m 2 Cont.. Parallel Series Example 1) A Double acting hydraulic cylinder has a bore of 100mm. The rod is 40mm diameter and the stroke is 120mm. It must produce a pushing force of 12kN. The flow rate available in both direction is 20* 10−3 𝑚3 /s. Calculate: I. the system pressure needed. II. the force with which it pulls given the same pressure III. the speed on the outward stroke IV. the speed of retraction Solution I. P= F/A, but F=1200N and A=π/4*𝐷2 = π/4*0.12 = 7.854* 10−3 𝑚2 P= 1200/7.854* 10−3 = 1.528MPa II. Pulling force, F= P(A-a), p= 1.528MPa and a= π/4*𝑑 2 = π/4*0.042 = 1.257* 10−3 𝑚2 then F= 1.528(7.854* 10−3 - 1.257* 10−3 ) = 10008N III. Speed on the outward stroke=Q/A, where Q= 20* 10−3 𝑚3 /s. And A=7.854* 10−3 𝑚2 V= 25mm/s IV. Speed of retraction= Q/(A-a)= 20* 10−3 /(7.854* 10−3 - 1.257* 10−3 ) = 30mm/s