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    Controlling Cylinders

    In this presentation you will:

    identify how to control the speed and position of hydraulic

    cylinders

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    In this presentation you will explore

    some of the ways in which cylinders

    are controlled.

    Needle

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    CylinderControl - Two Positions

    The pump provides a constant

    supply of pressurised fluid.

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    A basic hydraulic circuit is

    shown.

    When the lever is pushed forward, pressurised fluid is applied to the left side

    of the cylinder - the piston extends.

    When the lever is pulled back, pressurised fluid is applied to the right side of

    the cylinder - the piston retracts to its home position.

    The cylinder is controlled by

    a two position spool valvethat has a lever actuator.

    Because the valve has only two positions, the piston has only two

    positions - in or out.

    Mechanical

    control

    Tank

    Pump

    Spool

    valve

    Hydraulic cylinderPiston

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    A two position spool valve can stop a piston in any position. Is this

    true or false?

    AnswerTrue or False.

    Question

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    CylinderControl - Stop in Any Position

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    A hydraulic system may have a

    requirement for a cylinder to stop in

    any position within its working range.

    A typical application is a hydraulic lift.

    The operator must be able to stop

    the lift at any height, between its

    operating limits, with safe control.

    A three position spool valve canbe used to perform this function.

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    Stop in Any Position - Hydraulic Circuit

    The pump supplies a constant

    supply of pressurised fluid.

    Next >

    A basic hydraulic circuit is

    shown.

    When the lever is pushed forward, pressurised fluid is applied to the left side

    of the cylinder. The piston extends.

    When the lever is pulled back, pressurised fluid is applied to the right side of

    the cylinder. The piston retracts to its home position.

    The cylinder is controlled by

    a three position spool valvethat has a lever actuator.

    When the lever is set to off, fluid flow to and from the cylinder is

    halted, piston movement stops and the piston is locked in position.

    Mechanical

    controlTank

    Pump

    Spool

    valve

    Hydraulic cylinder

    Piston

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    How many positions must a spool valve have, to stop a piston in any

    position?

    Question

    A) 0

    B) 1

    C) 2

    D) 3

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    On/Off valve starts or stops fluid flow.

    Flow Control Valves to Adjust Speed

    Valves control the flow of the fluid in

    a hydraulic system. Controlling the

    rate of fluid flow in a cylinder will

    control the speed of the piston.

    Depending on the type of valve used, the

    fluid can be stopped and started or the

    speed increased or decreased. The

    larger the gap the larger the fluid flow.

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    Adjustable Needle

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    A flow control valve such as a needle valve could be used to control

    the speed of the fluid in a hydraulic system. Is this statement true?

    Answer Yes or No.

    Question

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    Summary

    You should now be aware of how to control cylinder:

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    Speed

    Position