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Journal for Fluid Power, Automation and Mechatronics

The main mission of VENTIL is the transfer of knowledge into practice, the further development and popularization of the areas of fluid power, automation and mechatronics, and care for the technical terminology in these areas.

Publisher: University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
Editor-in-chief: prof. dr. Janez Tušek
Assistant editor: izr. prof. dr. Miroslav Halilovič
Desk editor: Roman Putrih

The Journal is subsidized by the Slovenian Research Agency (ARRS)

Current issue: February, 29 / 2023 / 1

All the magazines will be published as pdf documents after three months. These magazines can be found under link ARCHIVE.
Ventil - 28 / 2022 / 2 / April
Ventil - 28 / 2022 / 2 / April
Ventil - 28 / 2022 / 2 / April

News

Designing, manufacturing and testing of proportional 3D-printed hydraulic directional control valve with topology optimization

We were faced with the challenge of developing a new 3D-printed hydraulic valve that would have better characteristics than conventionally manufactured valves, yet be cost effective to produce and sell on the market with ever increasing demands.

Taiwan’s Smart Machinery Showcases the Latest Smart Solutions at EMO Milano 2021

Taiwan, ranked as the world’s 9th-largest manufacturing nation, is one of the major producers in the machine tool industry with about 1,950 companies located on the island and over 43,000 people are employed in the sector. Although the Covid-19 pandemic has had a...

HIWIN, best partner for industry 4.0 will wait for you at EMO 2021

Not satisfied with the sole role of leader in the world of precision mechanics, Hiwin believes the philosophy of “Total Solution”, thanks to the combination of HIWIN Technologies which develops and produces products for the world of mechanics, robotics and HIWIN Mikrosystem with its numerous customers and successful products in the field of mechatronics.

Science and expert articles

Development of the hydraulic system of the Stewart platform

The Stewart platform allows simulation in six degrees of freedom. It consists of two irregular hexagons connected by six actuators – hydraulic cylinders. The controlled simultaneous retraction or extraction of the piston rods from the tubes of the hydraulic cylinders changes the length of each leg, achieving the movement of the upper moving platform, which is described using a mathematical background.

Compatibility of filtering materials with ionic hydraulic fluids

Efficient filtering is often crucial in the field of machines and devices, as the safe, reliable, and long-term as well economical operation of the entire system depends on the efficiency of the filter. This is especially true for heavily loaded hydraulic devices. In these devices, the efficiency of the filter and the ability to filter depend on various factors.

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