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Design Of A Highspeed Crankslider Valve For Use In Hydraulic Switchmode Systems With Experimental Validation In A Pressure Boost Converter Circuit Anne Carter

Name: Design Of A Highspeed Crankslider Valve For Use In Hydraulic Switchmode Systems With Experimental Validation In A Pressure Boost Converter Circuit Anne Carter
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Design Of A Highspeed Crankslider Valve For Use In Hydraulic Switchmode Systems With Experimental Validation In A Pressure Boost Converter Circuit Anne Carter

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Design Of A Highspeed Crankslider Valve For Use In Hydraulic Switchmode Systems With Experimental Validation In A Pressure Boost Converter Circuit Anne Carter instant download after payment.

Publisher: UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.36 MB

Pages: 142

Author: Anne Carter

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Design Of A Highspeed Crankslider Valve For Use In Hydraulic Switchmode Systems With Experimental Validation In A Pressure Boost Converter Circuit Anne Carter by Anne Carter instant download after payment.

The valve architecture consists of a dual spool design actuated from a common crankshaft
by two 4-bar crank-slider mechanisms. The valve completes two switching cycles per
crank-shaft revolution and the variable duty cycle is achieved by phase shifting one crank arm
relative to the other. The valve design constraints included a switching frequency up to 120 Hz, a
transition ratio of 5% of the cycle period, and a flow rate of 22.8 lpm at a 0.6 MPa pressure drop.
The experimental validation of the valve consisted of two quasi-static tests and one transient test.
The first test determined the valve effective area as a function of crank-shaft position.