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Hydraulic systems

Steering gear Hydraulic pumps

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Hydraulic Systems

•A centralised hydraulic system consists of:

Duplicated oil pumps and motor 

Accumulator Filters

Oil reservoir ( oil tank)

Control valvesPipework 

Pressure regulators

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Hydraulic system components

Hydraulic valves group

Hydraulic valves & indicator

-close up.

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Hydraulic system components

Hydraulic pumps Electric motor drive

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Hydraulic system components

Hydraulic oil tank Hydraulic pumps

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Hydraulic Systems

Open Loop System

•The system takes oil from the tank and pumps itinto the hydraulic motor.

•A control valve is positioned in parallel with themotor.

•When it is open, the motor is stationary; when it

is throttled or closed the motor will operate.•The exhaust oil returns to the tank 

•Commonly used in low pressure system and aresimple in design as well as reliable.

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Open Loop System

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Hydraulic pump

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Closed Loop System

•In the system, the exhaust (low pressure) oil

is returned direct to the pump suction.

Since the oil does not enter an open tank, thesystem is considered closed.

•Suitable for medium pressure system in

marine application .

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Closed Loop Systems

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Centralised Hydraulic Power System

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Hydraulic Systems

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Hydraulic Systems

Spool Valve

•Pilot operated four port directional valve.

•Valve is available with either two or three

operating positions with choice of spring offset,

spring centered, detent control or free spool

•Flows depending on valve size.

•Maximum pressure 210 bars.

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Hydraulic Systems - Spool Valve

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Accumulators•To maintain circuit pressure by compensating for  pressure loss due to leakage or temperature rise.

•To supplement pump delivery where multiplecircuit operation have wide flow variations.

•To absorb shock by cushioning circuit pressure rise

as a result of sudden valve closure.•To provide a high energy power source where thereis high energy discharge after relatively longcharging period.

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 Accumulator 

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Hydraulic System

Hydraulic oil Properties•Low pour point ( -50 degree centigrade)

•Low viscosity ( 30 sec Redwood I at 600 C)

•High flash point ( closed flash point 1500 C)

• Non corrosive

• Non sludge forming

Factors affecting Hydraulic System Operation

•Temperature

•Cleanliness

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Hydraulically Operated Hatch Cover 

•Two hydraulic rams actuated by an external powersource and controlled locally on side of hatchcoaming

•The rams are used to turn one pair of hatch

covers, at their hinges, through 180 degrees.•Each pair of hatch covers are linked together byhinges

• When the covers are opened by rolling back, they

are moved into the vertical position automatically.

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Hatch Cover 

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Watertight Door