Abstract:
The invention relates to a proportional directional control valve for controlling a hydraulic consumer, having a housing with a pressure port, a tank port, and first and second working ports. A control element is movably mounted in the housing. A single actuator is provided for moving the control element, which, in dependence on its position relative to the housing, enables different flow paths between the ports. The control element, starting from a first switching position in which both working ports are connected to the tank port, is movable by the actuator via a second switching position that follows the first switching position, to a third switching position that follows the second switching position. It is possible, by moving the control element from the first switching position into the third switching position, to successively disconnect the two working ports from the tank port and connect them to the pressure port.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a proportional directional control valve for controlling a hydraulic consumer, having a housing with a pressure port, a tank port, and first and second working ports. A control element is movably mounted in the housing. A single actuator is provided for moving the control element, which, in dependence on its position relative to the housing, enables different flow paths between the ports. The control element, starting from a first switching position in which both working ports are connected to the tank port, is movable by the actuator via a second switching position that follows the first switching position, to a third switching position that follows the second switching position. It is possible, by moving the control element from the first switching position into the third switching position, to successively disconnect the two working ports from the tank port and connect them to the pressure port.
Abstract:
A hydraulic system includes a first pump and a plurality of valves that control fluid flow from the first pump to several actuators. Variable source orifices in the control valves are connected in parallel between the first pump and a node, and variable bypass orifices in the control valves are connected in series between the node and a tank. Pressure at the node controls displacement of the first pump. Each control valve also has a metering orifice for varying fluid flow between the node and one of the actuators. A hydrostatic pump-motor, coupled between two ports of a given actuator, is driven in a motoring mode by fluid exiting one of those ports. In a pumping mode, the hydrostatic pump-motor forces lower pressure fluid exhausting from one port into the other port of the given actuator.
Abstract:
A stabilizer system and method that can provide high speed, relatively low force extension and retraction of a stabilizer leg during a first portion of a stroke, and low speed, relatively high force extension and retraction during a second portion of the stroke. Accordingly, the stabilizer system and method takes less time to deploy than conventional stabilizer systems but without sacrificing performance.
Abstract:
A hydraulic control apparatus is provided to prevent failure that can occur due to hunting, to elevate performance of a hydraulic control valve, and to improve operation efficiency by effectively conducting bleed off. The hydraulic control apparatus can include a first change over valve group that can include a change over valve connected with a first delivery line associated with the variable capacity pump, and arranged to have load sensing function. A second change over valve group can also be provided, and can include at least one change over valve connected with a second delivery line associated with the variable capacity pump. An open and close motion valve and a compensation valve can be configured to constitute a pressure compensation flow control means connected through the second delivery line and the second change over valve group.
Abstract:
A load sensing hydraulic system includes two pumps, at least one hydraulic fluid consumer, and a pressure balance circuit. In the case of no demand from the consumer, hydraulic fluid flows from the pumps through the pressure balance circuit and to tank. In the case of demand from the consumer for hydraulic fluid at a flow rate less than or equal to the flow rate provided by the first pump, hydraulic fluid from the first pump flows to the consumer, and hydraulic fluid from the second pump flows to the tank. In the case of a demand from the consumer for hydraulic fluid at a flow rate greater than the capacity of the first pump, hydraulic fluid from both pumps flow to the consumer.
Abstract:
A main spool is located in a bypass line connecting a pump line to a return line. The main spool moves in an axial direction according to the pressure in a spring chamber and the pressure in a pilot chamber, thereby adjusting the opening degree of the bypass line. A pilot switching valve is located in a pressure control passage connecting the spring chamber to the return line. The pilot switching valve controls the flow rate of hydraulic oil that flows from the spring chamber to the return line in accordance with the load pressure of a hydraulic actuator, thereby adjusting the pressure of hydraulic oil in the spring chamber. As a result, the range of the flow rate of hydraulic oil supplied to the hydraulic actuator, which range precludes the influence of the load pressure of the hydraulic actuator, is expanded.
Abstract:
A hydraulic system includes a pressurized fluid supply, a plurality of non-priority elements each including a signal port and a supply port, at least one priority implement including a signal port and a supply port and a priority valve arrangement. The priority valve arrangement is adapted to receive fluid from the pressurized fluid supply and selectively apportion fluid between the supply port of the priority implement and the supply ports of the plurality of non-priority elements. The valve arrangement includes a signal circuit operative to establish a flow priority between the priority implement and the plurality of non-priority implements and the signal circuit is in fluid communication with the priority supply. The signal circuit includes a pilot portion and a dynamic load portion and the signal port of the priority implement is in fluid communication with the priority valve arrangement through the dynamic load portion of the signal circuit. The signal ports of the plurality of non-priority implements are in fluid communication with the priority supply, wherein the dynamic load signal and the load signal are substantially prevented from fluid communication with one another to provide a stabilized dynamic load signal.
Abstract:
A hydraulic system comprises a variable displacement pump. The hydraulic system includes a first device capable of being hydraulically powered by the pump and a reversing device adapted to cause the first device to autoreverse. The hydraulic system also includes an isolation device adapted to prevent pressure surges resulting from a source other than the first device from actuating the reversing device, thereby preventing undesirable autoreversing of the first device.
Abstract:
A hydrostatic drive system has a demand-responsive pump and at least one hydraulic circuit or consumer connected to it. Each consumer can be actuated by a directional control valve which acts as a throttle in intermediate positions. For the distribution of the delivery flow independently of the load, a pressure-maintaining valve is located upstream of the directional control valve. The pressure-maintaining valve can be controlled by a differential signal formed from a load pressure signal and a delivery pressure signal. The load pressure signal to the pressure-maintaining valve of the consumer can be changed by the output signal of a pressure reducing valve. One control surface of the pressure-maintaining valve can be pressurized with the output-side pressure of the pressure reducing valve which is located in a load pressure line. The output pressure of the pressure reducing valve can be adjusted by a spring and a variable control pressure.