2007
DOI: 10.1080/14399776.2007.10781266
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On the Application of Oleo-Pneumatic Accumulators for the Protection of Hydraulic Transmission Lines Against Water Hammer—A Theoretical Study

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“…The test stand consists of a base (1) to which a hydraulic cylinder (2) is attached. The body is attached to the end of the actuator piston rod, which is connected to a linear guide (3). Such a combination allows for blocking the rotation of the actuator piston rod and causes linear movement of the actuator.…”
Section: Linear Rotary Electro-hydraulic Servo Drive Unitmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The test stand consists of a base (1) to which a hydraulic cylinder (2) is attached. The body is attached to the end of the actuator piston rod, which is connected to a linear guide (3). Such a combination allows for blocking the rotation of the actuator piston rod and causes linear movement of the actuator.…”
Section: Linear Rotary Electro-hydraulic Servo Drive Unitmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thanks to the fact that the drive system built for their use is relatively simple, they have a low failure rate and are often cheaper than an equivalent electric servo drive. The basic knowledge of hydraulic components and drives has been described by many authors, for example, Murrenhoff [1], Chapple [2], Rabie [3], Backe [4] or Akers [5]. The electrohydraulic servo drive is an automatic control system in which the output signal, i.e., the displacement of the cylinder piston rod, follows the input signal.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This paper focuses on utilizing gas-charged bladder type hydraulic accumulators as a passive device to decrease flow and pressure ripple. The application of these components to reduce fluid borne noise and flow irregularities in hydraulic systems is well established [16,17]. In a fluid filled line, an accumulator acts as a low-pass filter by storing or supplying the excess or lack of fluid to compensate for sudden peaks, whether positive or negative, that may occur in the flow.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Solving common differential equations makes considerably fewer difficulties in comparison with solving partial differential equations. Of course, in modeling the long transmission line by means of the model with lumped parameters, the transmission line should be divided into a necessary number of segments so that the influence of its dynamic behavior on the behavior of the whole system could be covered [1,5,6,11,19].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%