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Principles Of Smallscale Hydraulic Systems For Human Assistive Machines Brett Cullen Neubauer

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Principles Of Smallscale Hydraulic Systems For Human Assistive Machines Brett Cullen Neubauer
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Publisher: UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
File Extension: PDF
File size: 9.94 MB
Pages: 304
Author: Brett Cullen Neubauer
Language: English
Year: 2017

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Principles Of Smallscale Hydraulic Systems For Human Assistive Machines Brett Cullen Neubauer by Brett Cullen Neubauer instant download after payment.

The high power and force density of hydraulic actuators, along with the ability to distribute system weight through the separation of the power supply and actuators makes hydraulic technology ideal for use in human assistive machines. However, hydraulic systems often operate inefficiently due to throttling losses in the control valves and have increased viscous losses in small-scale applications as bore size is decreased. The objective of this research is to address the limitations of small-scale hydraulics using validated modeling techniques to optimize performance and minimize system weight.

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