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Quasistatic Hydraulic Control Systems And Energy Savings Potential Using Independent Metering Fourvalve Assembly Configuration Amir Shenouda

Name: Quasistatic Hydraulic Control Systems And Energy Savings Potential Using Independent Metering Fourvalve Assembly Configuration Amir Shenouda
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SKU: BELL-37403454

Quasistatic Hydraulic Control Systems And Energy Savings Potential Using Independent Metering Fourvalve Assembly Configuration Amir Shenouda

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Publisher: Georgia Institute of Technology

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.57 MB

Pages: 223

Author: Amir Shenouda

Language: English

Year: 2006

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Quasistatic Hydraulic Control Systems And Energy Savings Potential Using Independent Metering Fourvalve Assembly Configuration Amir Shenouda by Amir Shenouda instant download after payment.

The effect of mode switching on system performance is studied as well. The basic
mechanical system used for this analysis is a continuous rotating beam that undergoes
structural vibrations due to mode switching in the driving hydraulic actuator. A fully
coupled actuator-beam model is investigated. A non-dimensional analysis is pursued to
generalize the study results. The optimal switching analysis and the vibrational study lead
to the idea of Continuously Variable Modes (CVMs).