Basic Hydraulics

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Hydraulics

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Fluid Power System

Fluid Power Systems are power transmitting assemblies employing pressurised liquid or gas to transmit energy.

Fluid power can be divided into two basic disciplines

> Hydraulics – Employing pressurised liquid

> Pneumatics - Employing compressed gas

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What is Hydraulic?

Hydraulics is derived from the Greek word

- Hydor meaning Water

- Aulos meaning Pipe

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Definition of Hydraulic

In simple language:

Confined liquids under pressure made to do work.

OR

Science of transmitting force / motion through the medium of confined liquid

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Definition of Hydraulic

Hydraulics can be divided in to two Sciences :

Hydrodynamic : The science of moving liquid. The kinetic energy of the moving fluid is used to do work. Water wheel / Turbine is the example.

Hydrostatics : The science of confined liquid under pressure. The force generated due to creation of pressure on confined liquid is used to do work. Hydraulic cylinders is the example.

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Pascal Law

Hydraulic system is based on Pascal’s law.

Pressure applied on a confined fluid is transmitted in all directions and acts with equal force on all equal areas and at right angles to them

Pascal Law was named after the French Scientist – Blaise Pascal

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Pascal’s Law - illustration

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Hydraulic Press – working principle

Realising that a small force on a small area would create a proportionately larger force on a larger area, a British mechanic named Joseph Bramah applied Pascal’s Law in developing an Hydraulic Press.

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Hydraulic Press – working principle

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Variable speed : Possible to control speed through valve. Reversible : Instant reverse motion is possible. No need

to stop the system to change direction. Over load protection : Protected through relief valve from over-

loading. Small package : Components are smaller than other power

transmitting system. Can be stalled : Not possible on direct drive system from

Electric motor / Diesel engine. Simple design : Pre-engineered components available. Self lubricated : Hydraulic oil lubricates the parts. Flexible : Flexible hoses virtually eliminate the location

problem of the hydraulic components. Smooth : Incompressible, no vibration. Acts as coolant : It dissipates heat / cools the component, Acts as seal ; It seals clearances between two mating

parts. Noise free : No noise.

Advantages of oil in Hydraulics

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Functions of Hydraulic Oil

It transmits power.

It lubricates moving parts

It seals clearances between moving parts

It dissipates heat

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Hydraulic System

Reservoir

Filter

Hydraulic Pump

Directional Control Valve

Pressure Control Valve

Actuator (Cylinder/Motor)

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Tank / Reservoir

First a tank is needed to store the hydraulic oil

Reservoir

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Reservoir

Storing oil

Compensates difference in volume when actuators are used

It dissipates heat

It allows foreign particles to settle down

Baffle separates inlet line with the return line and allows the air bubbles to escape to the surface of the oil

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Reservoir

It allows condensed water to settle at the bottom of the tank

Breather on the top of the tank allows to maintain atmospheric pressure and avoid creation of vacuum

Sight glass will indicate the level of the oil. Mercury bulb in it will indicate the oil temperature

Oil filling inlet will have a filter for avoiding contamination.

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Tank

Pump

Now we need a pump to create flow

Pump

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Pump Hydraulic Pump is the most important component in

the hydraulic system.

Function of the Hydraulic Pump is to convert Mechanical Energy to Hydraulic Energy

Hydraulic Pump are classified in two catagories:

- Hydro-dynamic

- Hydro-static

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Pump

Two types of hydraulic pumps are most commonly used:

- Rotary Pumps

- Reciprocating Pumps

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Rotary Pumps

Common Pumps in Rotary type are:

- Gear Pumps

- Vane Pumps

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Reciprocating Pumps

Common Pumps in Reciprocating type are:

- Axial Piston Pump

- Radial Piston Pump

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TankPump

Actuator

The Actuator (Motor / Cylinder) to work

Actuators

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Actuators

There are mainly two types of Actuators:

- Linear actuators (single acting cylinders, double acting cylinders)

- Rotary actuators (vane motors, gear motors, piston motors etc.)

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Tank

Pump

Actuator

Piston reverse movement is not possible

We need a direction control valve to

change the direction of flow as per requirement

Hoses to connect the components

Hydraulic System

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Tank

Pump

Actuator

Direction Control Valve

Hydraulic System

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Valves

Valves are components which guide hydraulic oil delivered by the Pump to the actuators.

Valves regulate the hydraulic oils

- Volume rate of flow

- Pressure

- Direction

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Valves design

There are mainly two design principles for valves

- Spool valves

- Poppet valves

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Types of Valves

There are three main types of Valves:

- Pressure Control Valves (relief valves, pressure regulating valve, pressure reducing valve etc.)

- Directional Control Valves (check valve, axial spool valve, ball valve etc.)

- Flow Control Valves (needle valve, throttle check valve etc.)

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Two way Spool valve

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Spool type Four way valve

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Pressure Close - “A” & “B” open to tank

“A” & “B” Close - Pressure open to tank

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Three position Valve

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Variable restrictor typeFlow control valve

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Simple Poppet typeCheck valve

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Pilot operatedcheck valve

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Shuttle valve

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Tank

Pump

Actuator

Direction Control Valve The control valve is

at neutral position

Hydraulic System

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Tank

Pump

Actuator

Direction Control Valve

Now the control valve is shifted to

left

Hydraulic System

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Tank

Pump

Actuator

Direction Control Valve To change the

piston movement in opposite direction the control valve is now shifted to right

Hydraulic System

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Tank

Pump

Actuator

Direction Control Valve

Is it complete circuit ?OR

We need some thing more

Hydraulic System

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Tank

Pump

Actuator

Direction Control Valve

Piston at end -No room to move

Pressureincrease

syesWe need some thing moreWe need to

control the system

pressure

Hydraulic System

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Tank

Pump

Actuator

Direction Control Valve

Pressure relief valve

Hydraulic System

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Tank

Pump

Actuator

Direction Control Valve

Pressure relief valve

Hydraulic System

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Tank

Pump

Actuator

Direction Control Valve

Stops pressure increasing beyond the

preset value

Pressure relief valve

Hydraulic System

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Direct actingRelief valve

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Tank

Pump

Actuator

Direction Control Valve

Now we have a system which can

workBut is this system

protected from dirt!!!!

Pressure relief valve

Hydraulic System

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Tank

Pump

Actuator

Direction Control Valve

We need to protect the system from dirt by installing a FILTER in the system

Filter

We have a system now which can work safely

Pressure relief valve

Hydraulic System

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Is filtration necessary?

Impurities in the Hydraulic system affect the the components of the hydraulic system and shorten the service life.

Reduction in service life of the components occur in two ways

- Wear and Tear

- Breakdown of component

Filters are used to remove the smallest insoluble particles and keep the hydraulic system clean

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Filters

There are basically three types of Filters

- Suction line filters

- Pressure line filters

- Return line filters

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Tank

Pump

Actuator

Direction Control Valve

Filter

Now we know :• Tank contains oil

• Filter cleans the system

• Pump creates flow

• Resistance creates pressure

• Actuator to perform the work

• Hoses to transmit the oil

• D.C. Valve to change direction of oil flow

• Relief valve to control the maximum system pressure.

Pressure relief valve

Hydraulic System

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Tank

Pump

Actuator

Direction Control Valve

Filter

Few more facts :• Pressure increases the

system capacity

• Flow increases the system speed

Pressure relief valve

Hydraulic System

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Hydraulic jack

LOAD

OIL

Hydraulic System

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