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Research on Velocity Fluctuation of High Pressure and High Flow Double Booster Cylinder Hydraulic System

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  • Fuqiang Chen
  • Rendong Wu
  • Chaolong Yuan
  • Wei Wei
  • Wei Jiao

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In the extrusion machine with double booster cylinder hydraulic system, the stability of the extrusion velocity is affected because of the switching process of the two booster cylinders in the hydraulic system. In this paper, the analytical solution of the extrusion velocity fluctuation caused by the double booster cylinder hydraulic system is derived. Firstly, the model of the double booster cylinder hydraulic system was established, and the switching process of the two booster cylinders was studied under the condition of high pressure and high flow. Secondly, the traditional control method cannot obtain stable extrusion velocity under the condition of high pressure and high flow rate, and the new control method was proposed to significantly reduce the fluctuation of extrusion velocity. Thirdly, the fluctuation of extrusion velocity caused by the booster system was derived and the influence of the parameters of the hydraulic components such as the hydraulic cylinder and the hydraulic valve and the working conditions such as the flow rate and the pressure on the fluctuation of extrusion velocity was analyzed. Finally, based on the AMESIM software, the double booster cylinder hydraulic system of the 35 MN extrusion machine was simulated and analyzed. The numerical simulation results were used to verify the analytical solution of extrusion velocity fluctuation. The analytical solution can be applied to the engineering design of the hydraulic system and more in-depth optimization analysis.

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  • Fuqiang Chen & Rendong Wu & Chaolong Yuan & Wei Wei & Wei Jiao, 2020. "Research on Velocity Fluctuation of High Pressure and High Flow Double Booster Cylinder Hydraulic System," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2020, pages 1-12, May.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:2648508
    DOI: 10.1155/2020/2648508
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