Abstract:
A hydraulic system has a pump (1) with at least one load (4, 5) and accompanying bi-directional valves (8, 8a). A first comparator (A) establishes which motor line (6, 7) is carrying the higher load pressure. A second comparator (B) establishes whether the input-side motor line (6, 7) allocated a directional signal identifying the direction of the valve displacement is carrying the higher pressure or whether a load (4, 5) is being operated with negative loading. Depending on the result of the comparison, the load pressure signal (y1, y2) can be processed differently.
Abstract:
Motor pump unit in which the pump comprises a first rotating or orbiting displacement element, which performs a relative movement in relation to a second displacement element. The motor is an electric motor driving the pump directly by means of a common shaft, which extends through a common flange containing the bearing of the shaft, the common flange forming the basis of connection of the motor and the pump. This enables a compact construction of the motor pump unit, demanding no means for connection of motor and pump. The efficiency of the motor pump unit is thus increased. The weight of the motor pump unit can become so low that the unit will be particularly suited for fitting in a portable high pressure cleaner. The motor pump unit can also be used as fuel pump in an oil burner.
Abstract:
In a process for regulating a refrigerating system (1) using an expansion valve (4), one side of the regulating member is pressed by the pressure of refrigerant at the evaporator side and the other side of the regulating member is pressed by the vapour pressure of a sensor system (22) whose sensor temperature is determined by the refrigerant saturation temperature and by the heat supplied by a heating element (27). Heat supply is regulated depending on a measurement value (overheating or liquid level). Also disclosed is a refrigerating system (1) regulated in this manner and an expansion valve (4) as essential component of such a system. An improved, economic and universally applicable regulation can thus be obtained.
Abstract:
The invention concerns a method for calibration of an analysis system (1) having a diaphragm (2), the outside of which is immersed into a medium (3) to be analysed, and on the inside of which a carrier fluid (9) for the admission of a species penetrating the diaphragm (2) is flowing. On this system a calibration in situ should be possible, without causing high costs for constructional measures. For this purpose, the carrier fluid is, in a calibration step, retained on the inside of the diaphragm (2) for a predetermined sojourn time, and then the load of species in the carrier fluid (9) is determined. In a further calibration step, the carrier fluid is led past the diaphragm at a speed also used for measurements, and the load of species in the carrier fluid is measured. Then the penetration behaviour of the diaphragm is determined on the basis of both load values.
Abstract:
An analysis apparatus and an analysis method for the continuous determination of a species in a fluid is disclosed. For that purpose at least one reagent (R1, R2) reacting with the species is added to the fluid (T) in order to produce a reaction product dependent on the concentration of the species. The reaction product is evaluated in a detector device (9, 10). It is desirable to be able to carry out such continuous analyses quickly and reliably. To that end, at a first time after addition of the reagent (R1, R2) the reaction product is determined. A further determination is effected later at a different time. From the difference in the signals obtained with the findings, conclusions are drawn about the concentration of the species in the fluid.
Abstract:
A refrigeration system (1) is disclosed having a plurality of cooling surfaces (11), each of which is connected by way of a series-connected controlled valve (12) to a common refrigerant supply device (3), and having a control arrangement (13, 18) connected to the valves. It is desirable in such a refrigeration system to render the loading of the refrigerant supply device more uniform. For that purpose the control arrangement (13, 18) generates for each valve (12) a pulse-width modulated signal (25) for operation of the valve (12), all signals having the same period (Tper). The valves (12) of the individual cooling surfaces (11) open at staggered intervals with respect to one another.
Abstract:
A hydraulic control device is disclosed, having a pressure connection and a tank connection and having a metering pump unit (4) that comprises at least two metering pumps (5, 6) connected hydraulically in parallel and operable mechanically in parallel and also a cut-off valve (8) in hydraulic connection between the two metering pumps (5, 6), the cut-off valve (8) being flange-mounted on a metering pump (6) and having in a housing (13) a slider member (12) which, under pressure form the pressure connection (P), is movable axially towards the metering pump (6). It is desirable to keep wear and tear to a low level in such a control device. For that purpose, a displacement-limiting device (26, 28) for the slider member (12) is provided, which prevents the slider member from bearing on the metering pump (6).
Abstract:
The invention concerns a mass flowmeter for measurement of the mass and the density of a fluid flowing through a measuring pipe. The mass flowmeter uses the Coriolis principle for establishing mass and density. The mass flowmeter comprises at least one, preferably two, measuring pipes. Each measuring pipe is provided with an oscillation generator and a first oscillation detector and a second oscillation detector. The oscillation generator is meant for making the measuring pipes oscillate, and the oscillation detectors are meant for detecting oscillations in the measuring pipes when fluid flows through the measuring pipes. The oscillation detectors consist of armatures in the form of bar magnets extending into a ring coil. The coil is provided with a first winding and a second winding which are connected in series, and which are arranged at a distance from one another along a longitudinal axis. The first winding is wound in one direction around a longitudinal axis, and the second winding is wound in another, and in relation to the first winding, opposite direction around the longitudinal axis. This means that the measuring accuracy is increased, and at the same time the demand on mounting tolerances is reduced.
Abstract:
A hydraulic steering device is disclosed, having a housing (3) in which an inner control slider and an outer control slider are arranged so that they are rotatable relative to one another and which together are arranged as alterable flow path means between a supply connection arrangement and a working connection arrangement. In such a steering device it is desirable to produce a remote control facility of simple construction. To that end, each control slider is connected to a driving slider (12, 11), and between the two driving sliders there is created at least one pressure chamber (17a-d, 18a-d) which is acted upon by fluid under pressure, and a change in volume of the pressure chamber effects a relative displacement of the two control sliders.
Abstract:
A method for the field-oriented control of an induction motor (2) by means of a frequency converter (1) is disclosed, in which method a transformation angle ( delta ) is determined by estimation and is corrected in dependence on a rotational speed ( omega mR) of a rotor flux vector (imR) or of the induction motor (2) and/or in dependence on a delay time (Tdel). In this connection it is desirable to improve the control behaviour. To that end, the transformation angle ( delta ) is corrected a second time to compensate for a phase shift in the frequency converter (1).