Hysteresis Control in Pump-Controlled Systems : A Way to Reduce Mode-Switch Oscillations in Closed and Open Circuits
Hysteresis Control in Pump-Controlled Systems : A Way to Reduce Mode-Switch Oscillations in Closed and Open Circuits
- Neue Suche nach: Kärnell, Samuel
- Neue Suche nach: Ericson, Liselott
- Neue Suche nach: Kärnell, Samuel
- Neue Suche nach: Ericson, Liselott
There is growing interest in using electric motors as prime movers in mobile hydraulic systems. This increases the interest in so-called pump-controlled systems, where each actuator has its own drive unit. Such architectures are primarily appealing in applications where energy efficiency is important and electric recuperation is relevant. An issue with pump-controlled systems is, however, mode-switch oscillations which can appear when the pressure levels in the system are close to the switching condition. In this paper, the mode-switching behavior of different generalized closed and open circuit configurations is investigated. The results show that the choice of where to sense the pressures has a huge impact on the behavior. They also show that, if the pressure sensing components are properly placed, closed and open circuits can perform very similarly, but that mode-switch oscillations still can occur in all circuits. Active hysteresis control is suggested as a solution and its effectiveness is analyzed. The outcome from the analysis shows that active hysteresis control can reduce the risk for mode-switch oscillations significantly. ; Funding: Swedish Energy AgencySwedish Energy AgencyMaterials & Energy Research Center (MERC) [44427-3]
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Hysteresis Control in Pump-Controlled Systems : A Way to Reduce Mode-Switch Oscillations in Closed and Open Circuits
2022-01-01
ISI:000747489000001
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
| DDC: | 629 |
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