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Development trends in Fluid Power

Development trends in Fluid Power

Fluid power represents one of the possibilities of controlled energy transfer. Although nowadays especially political actors on a global level strongly push electric drives, hydraulics is still unavoidable. Fluid power also impacts the carbon footprint, so reducing this impact is a very important trend.

Granulation of waste silt

Granulation of waste silt

This work focuses on the process parameters of a model disk granulator for using waste silt in calcite production. This entails optimizing the disk’s inclination and rotation frequency, the quantity of supplied silt, the dynamic angle of the bulk material, the amount of added water, and the positions of the scraper, material feed, and wetting nozzle.

Lifelong multi-agent path planning of automated guided vehicles in intralogistics

Lifelong multi-agent path planning of automated guided vehicles in intralogistics

This article presents new findings in the field of theoretical and practical aspects of the logistics of autonomous vehicles in the industrial sector, which are being investigated as part of an applied research project. The aim of the project is to use intelligent approaches and limited computing power to find optimal paths, temporal movement plans and task scheduling for a fleet of automated guided vehicles.

Is future of hydraulics in water with lower weight of components?

Is future of hydraulics in water with lower weight of components?

Over time, the hydraulic component industry for oil hydraulics has gained a monopoly in development. Only components for oil hydraulics have been developed. Compared with oil, water as a hydraulic fluid has a better ecological effect, because it does not pollute the environment. Ecology has restarted the development of water hydraulics, which was used in the early days of hydraulics. The development of water hydraulics is progressing, but can it compete with oil hydraulics?

Impact of oil cleanliness on sustainability of hydraulic directional control valve

Impact of oil cleanliness on sustainability of hydraulic directional control valve

Hydraulic systems are very common in industry and other technical fields. The most frequently used valves for control are sliding directional control valves, which do not have seals on the control pistons. This causes internal leakage. The stability of the leakage is highly dependent on the purity of the hydraulic fluid. The thesis deals with the influence of the purity of the hydraulic oil on the durability and volumetric efficiency of the sliding directional control valve under consideration. As part of the thesis, a hydraulic test rig was designed and assembled, on which three durability tests of a hydraulic 4/3 directional control valve were performed.

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