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ER. SUNIL PANCHAL
UNIT 8 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
HYDRAULIC ACCUMULATOR
Hydraulic accumulator is a device used for storing the pressure
energy of the liquid. The capacity of the Hydraulic accumulator is the
maximum amount of pressure energy which it can store for the
various applications. It is a device used for storing the pressure energy
of the liquid. Its action is just similar to storage battery. The energy
stored can be supplied at any time when required either suddenly or
intermittently.
Fig. Hydraulic accumulator
It consists of a vertical cylinder which is fixed in position. It is
provided with inlet and outlet value. A ram is fitted which carries
heavy weight which slides up and down. At the beginning the ram is
at the lower most position. When high pressure is supplied by the
pump it lifts the ram and high pressure is stored in the pump. When
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UNIT 8 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
hydraulic system requires large amount of pressure energy it can be
taken from accumulator the ram moves down.
DIFFERENTIAL ACCUMULATOR
Fig. Differential hydraulic accumulator
FLUID COUPLING
Hydraulic coupling is a device which is employed for transmission of
power from one shaft to another through a liquid medium.
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UNIT 8 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
Fig. Typical Hydrauling coupling
A) Construction:
It consists of two rotating elements:
1. Pump impeller-It is attached to driving shaft of the prime mover
which may be I.C. engine, a steam engine or an electric motor.
2. Turbine runner— It is attached to driven shaft.
B) Working
As soon as the prime mover starts rotating, the pump impeller also
starts rotating and throws the oil outward. The oil then enters the
turbine runner and exerts a force on the runner blades. The magnitude
of the torque increases with an increase in the speed of the driving
shaft and eventually when this torque overcomes the inertia force, the
turbine runner and driven shaft begins to rotate.The speed of the
driven shaft is always less than the speed of driving shaft. The
difference is measured by ‘slip’.
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S (Slip) =
a) Speed of driving pump
b) Speed of driven turbine
Efficiency is defined as the ratio of power output to input power
h
HYDRAULIC RAM
Hydraulic ram is a device or pump which raises water without any
external power for its operation. When large quantity of water is
available at a small height, a small quantity of water can be raised to a
greater height with the help of hydraulic ram. It works on the
principle of water hammer.
Fig. Hydraulic ram
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UNIT 8 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
Working
When the inlet valve fitted to the supply pipe is opened, water starts
flowing from the supply tank to the chamber, which has two valves
and . The valve, is waste valve and is called delivery valve. As
the water is coming into the chamber from supply tank, the level of
water rises in the chamber and waste valve starts moving upward
and ultimately it closes. This sudden closure of waste valve creates
high pressure inside the chamber. The increased high pressure lifts the
valve , a part of water enters the air vessel and compresses the air
inside the air vessel. The compressed air exerts force on the water in
the air vessel and a small quantity of water is raised to greater height.
TORQUE CONVERTOR
This device is used to transmit increased or decreased torque of an
automobile engine shaft to the propeller shaft (driven shaft).
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UNIT 8 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
The construction is similar to coupling.
It consists of driving member fixed on driving shaft, driven member
fixed on driven shaft and a stationary member known as stator fixed
to the frame. In addition there is a transmission oil pump which keeps
the convertor full of oil under pressure which is necessary to keep the
convertor full of oil when rotating. It has a series of fixed guide vanes
between pump impeller and turbine runner. The oil exerts a torque on
these vanes as it flows from pump to turbine.
HYDRAULIC INTENSIFIER
Hydraulic intensifier is used to increase the liquid pressure above that
available from a pump. The task is accomplished by utilizing the
energy of a large quantity of liquid at low pressure. It is located
between the pump and the application (pump, crane etc).
Working
The configuration of hydraulic intensifier is shown in figure. It
consists of a fixed ram surrounded by a sliding cylinder, which
contains high pressure water or oil. The sliding cylinder is
encased in a fixed cylinder and fixed cylinder which contains low
pressure liquid supplied from the main supply.
Valves and gives low pressure water or oil and valve is for
discharge and through valve
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UNIT 8 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
To understand at start assume that the sliding cylinder is at bottom
most position and cylinder (fixed) is full of low pressure water or oil.
Then the valves and are closed and valve is opened, so the
low pressure water or oil from supply through valve is admitted
into the sliding cylinder This permits the low pressure water or oil
from the fixed cylinder to be discharged through the discharge
valve
Now when the sliding cylinder reaches its top most position, the
inside of the sliding cylinder is full of low pressure or oil water. The
valves and closes and valves and are opened. The low
pressure water or oil through the valve enters at the top of sliding
cylinder which forces the sliding cylinder downwards and produces
high pressure water or oil in the sliding cylinder. The cycle is repeated
again and again.
Fig. Hydraulic intensifier