Abstract:
A control system includes a cylinder pressure data acquisition unit that acquires cylinder pressure data indicating a pressure of operating oil of a hydraulic cylinder; an operation amount data acquisition unit that acquires operation amount data of an operating device; a pump flow rate calculation unit that calculates a first pump flow rate indicating a flow rate of the operating oil discharged from a first hydraulic pump and a second pump flow rate indicating a flow rate of the operating oil discharged from a second hydraulic pump in a splitting state in which a passage is closed based on the cylinder pressure data and the operation amount data; and a pump control unit that controls the first hydraulic pump and the second hydraulic pump based on the first pump flow rate and the second pump flow rate.
Abstract:
A control arrangement for supplying pressure medium to a plurality of consumers. A supply metering orifice and an individual pressure compensator are associated with each consumer of the plurality of consumers. The individual pressure compensator is adjusted via a central control unit.
Abstract:
The present disclosure relates to an apparatus for controlling/regulating the travel speed of a utility vehicle comprising at least one drive motor, at least one hydraulic pump, at least one control slide valve, at least one hydraulic travel motor, at least one further hydraulic drive, as well as at least one controller. In accordance with the present disclosure, the travel speed of the at least one hydraulic travel motor is controlled/regulated via at least the speed of the drive motor, while the at least one further hydraulic drive does not provide any drive power.
Abstract:
An assembly of valve sections 10 includes an inlet section 12, an outlet section 14, a working section 16, and a working section 18. The working section 16 is a conventional pressure compensated working section. The working section 18 includes a directional control valve 21, a pressure compensator valve 50, and a pressure limiter valve 52. The valves 50 and 52 are of integral construction, such that each is an essential part to complete the other. The pressure compensator valve 50 includes a pressure compensator spool 60 movable between an opened position (FIGS. 2 and 5) and a closed position (FIGS. 4 and 6) in response to a pressure differential across the spool. The pressure limiter valve 52 includes a pressure limiter spool 76 that moves to an open position to change the pressure differential and close the pressure compensator valve when a selected limit pressure is reached.
Abstract:
A hydraulic pressure control device of a construction machine enabling an increase in operability and working efficiency by suppressing a fluctuation in flow rates occurring before and after the switching of a merging-separating valve, in energy efficiency by accurately determining the switching timing of the merging-separating valve to suppress the pressure energy loss of a pressure compensating valve, and working efficiency in the compound motion of plural hydraulic actuators. When a controller determines that necessary flow rates of first and second hydraulic actuators are less than maximum discharge flow rate of each of first and second variable displacement hydraulic pumps when the first merging-separating valve is in a merging position, the switching of the first merging-separating valve is controlled so that firstly the first merging-separating valve is switched to a separating position and, after the switching is completed, the second merging-separating valve is switched.
Abstract:
A hydraulic pressure control device of a construction machine enabling an increase in operability and working efficiency by suppressing a fluctuation in flow rates occurring before and after the switching of a merging-separating valve, in energy efficiency by accurately determining the switching timing of the merging-separating valve to suppress the pressure energy loss of a pressure compensating valve, and working efficiency in the compound motion of plural hydraulic actuators. When a controller determines that necessary flow rates of first and second hydraulic actuators are less than maximum discharge flow rate of each of first and second variable displacement hydraulic pumps when the first merging-separating valve is in a merging position, the switching of the first merging-separating valve is controlled so that firstly the first merging-separating valve is switched to a separating position and, after the switching is completed, the second merging-separating valve is switched.
Abstract:
A hydraulic device for industrial vehicles. A first motor drives a first hydraulic pump and a second hydraulic pump. The first hydraulic pump supplies hydraulic fluid to a power steering device and a brake device. The second hydraulic pump supplies hydraulic fluid to a carriage device. If an increased amount of hydraulic fluid need be supplied to the carriage device, a second motor drives a third hydraulic pump. Thus, together with the second hydraulic pump, the third hydraulic pump supplies hydraulic fluid to the carriage device.
Abstract:
This invention provides a hydraulic circuit apparatus for operating a work-implement actuating cylinder arranged such that, during an earth compacting operation using a bucket, a work implement or boom is lowered by its own weight, and during other operations, a part of the fluid under pressure in a lifting chamber of the actuating cylinder is supplied together with pressurized fluid discharged by a pump into a lowering chamber to increase the retracting speed of a piston rod in the work-implement actuating cylinder. The apparatus comprises a spool slidably inserted in a valve bore formed in an operating valve body so that it may be moved between a first actuating position, where a second port connected to the lowering chamber is communicated with a second tank port and a first port connected to the lifting chamber is communicated with a first pump port; and a second actuating position, where the second port is communicated with a second pump port and the first port is communicated with a first tank port. A regenerative fluid passage, including a check valve, is formed in the valve body so as to allow the first and second ports to communicate together.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a hydraulic control apparatus of the type used in vehicle steering systems. In all such systems there is a reversible type hydraulic motor connected to the steering linkage. The motor has complementary expansible chambers. With the use of control means pressurized fluid is selectively delivered to one chamber which is caused to expand concomitantly with the collapsing of the other chamber from which fluid is returned to a sump. Forces transmitted to the hydraulic motor through the steering linkage by reason of the wheels striking objects such as stones or curbs cause an objectionable effect by reason of fluid being forced out of the motor back into the system. This effect is avoided by providing two valve assemblies for the two ports of the reversible motor which function in the absence of a steering command as ordinary one way check valves which prevent the undesired flow of fluid from either of the motor ports. Each of the valve assemblies has pressure responsive means and is openable when the pressure responsive means is acted upon by pressure. The pressure responsive means of each valve assembly is fluidly connected to the upstream side of the other valve assembly so that both valve assemblies will be open during the normal power steering operation wherein pressurized fluid is admitted to one side of the actuating motor and withdrawn from the other side thereof.
Abstract:
A control system for controlling a work machine including a working unit including elements and actuators that drives the elements includes: a first hydraulic pump and a second hydraulic pump each of which supplies operating oil to at least one of the actuators; and a control device that calculates a distribution flow rate of operating oil distributed to each of the actuators based on an operating state of the working unit and switches, based on the calculated distribution flow rate, between a first state in which the operating oil supplied from both the first hydraulic pump and the second hydraulic pump is supplied to the actuators and a second state in which the actuator to which the operating oil is supplied from the first hydraulic pump is different from the actuator to which the operating oil is supplied from the second hydraulic pump.