Abstract
Hydraulic switching techniques which have less throttling losses, good repeatability and can be controlled intelligently have been largely developed. The biggest challenge is the hydraulic fluctuation. It is generated in the process of opening and closing the valve. A two-stage digital flow valve operated by Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) signal is studied in this paper. The main stage is cartridge valve based on flow amplifying principle; the pilot stage is high-speed on/off valve. The fluctuation characteristic of the digital flow valve is investigated using theoretical derivation and simulation analysis. The results show that the outlet flow fluctuation is influenced by many parameters such as the frequency and duty ratio of PWM signal, the volume of control chamber, etc. It can be weakened through the proper design of these parameters. Although the fluctuation exists, the mean outlet flow can be proportionally controlled by adjustment of the duty ratio of the control signal.
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