Mathematical modeling of dynamic processes in a hydraulic drive with a discrete regulator of liquid flow

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The paper presents a mathematical model of a hydraulic drive with a discrete liquid flow regulator in the form of a switched inertial device that has a damper of working medium oscillations at the output. A hydraulic actuator loaded with mass was used as a final control element. Transition processes occurring when the regulator is activated are calculated by modeling the dynamic processes with the help of the Simulink software package. The research shows the impact of the valve operating frequency and pulse ratio on the dynamics and efficiency of the hydraulic drive. It could be concluded that the use of a hydraulic attenuator results in decreasing the level of pressure ripples at the inertial tube input.

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Ye. V. Shakhmatov

Samara State Aerospace University

Author for correspondence.
Email: shakhm@ssau.ru

Doctor of Engineering

Head of the Department of Power Unit Control Systems

Russian Federation

A. G. Gimadiev

Samara State Aerospace University

Email: gimadiev_ag@mail.ru

Doctor of Engineering

Professor of the Department of Power Unit Control Systems

Russian Federation

V. Y. Sverbilov

Samara State Aerospace University

Email: v.sverbilov@mail.ru

Candidate of Engineering

Associate Professor of the Department of Power Unit Control Systems

Russian Federation

A. F. Sinyakov

Samara State Aerospace University

Email: blues87@yandex.ru

Postgraduate Student of the Department of Power Unit Control Systems

Russian Federation

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