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Analysis of Underlapped Symmetrically Ported Valve Controlled Asymmetric Cylinder Drive
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: Received: 26 December 2023 / Approved: 28 December 2023 / Online: 29 December 2023 (01:21:02 CET)
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Wang, H.; Xu, M.; Cao, Z. Analysis of Underlapped Symmetrically Ported Valve-Controlled Asymmetric Cylinder Drive. Appl. Sci. 2024, 14, 2870. Wang, H.; Xu, M.; Cao, Z. Analysis of Underlapped Symmetrically Ported Valve-Controlled Asymmetric Cylinder Drive. Appl. Sci. 2024, 14, 2870.
Abstract
The valve controlled cylinder drive system is the most common type among hydraulic applications. The nonlinear behaviour in such system is inevitable when the valve spool around its null position [1] , Leaney [2] utilised component linking method to investigate the nonlinearities in a Moog valve controlled asymmetric cylinder drive system by simulation in Fortran, in which a generalised concept is introduced and validated by comparing to the experimental results. An factor is proposed in the generalised concepts to describe the asymmetric cylinder state, which is a constant when the cylinder in extending or retracting, but numerically calculated when the valve spool in the underlap region [2]. This paper utilises the component linking method to simulate the Moog valve controlled asymmetric cylinder drive system in Matlab Simulink, and proposed an analytical solution for factor when the valve spool in the underlap region.
Keywords
Moog; asymmetric cylinder; analytical solution; component linking; X-factor
Subject
Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
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