PRESSURE COMPONENTS STABILITY ANALYSIS: A REVISITED APPROACH

Authors

  • Marc Alirand Imagine SA, 5 rue Brison, 42300 Roanne, France
  • Gwennaël Favennec Imagine SA, 5 rue Brison, 42300 Roanne, France
  • Michel Lebrun Université Claude Bernard, 69000 Villeurbanne, France

Keywords:

pressure relief valve, pressure reducing valve, stability problems, force control, pressure components

Abstract

In this paper the stability of pressure relief valves and pressure reducers is analysed. MacCloy and Merritt have pre-viously proven that the stability analysis of these two components can be viewed with the same calculation. The purpose of this paper is to extend their results to other pressure control components and to add some other views of stability analysis using a simplification of the dynamics linked to the generally small volume of the counter reaction chamber. This simplification leads to a third order transfer function, which is easier to analyse. The static behaviour of both the pressure relief valve and the pressure-reducing valve is explained using this transfer function. A proof is given that the eigenvalues are heavily coupled using the roots calculation of a third order polynomial function. The analysis shows that the inner mechanical control loop of these two components can be viewed as a PD force controller. Root loci are used to understand the stability influences of certain design parameters. Other basic rules are also established.

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Author Biographies

Marc Alirand, Imagine SA, 5 rue Brison, 42300 Roanne, France

Marc Alirand Born on May 22th 1963 in Saint Etienne (France). PhD on active suspension in 1991 in Mechanical Engineering and Automatic Control at the University Claude Bernard, Lyon. Enter in Imagine in 1990. Specialized in hydraulic components for automotive applications and mostly in chassis engineer-ing.

Gwennaël Favennec, Imagine SA, 5 rue Brison, 42300 Roanne, France

Gwennaël Favennec Received his PhD in March 2001 on the design and control of the hydraulic control units for a RENAULT automatic gearbox. He is working in the automatic gearbox control department at Renault on electrical and hydraulic actuators for robotized gearbox.

Michel Lebrun, Université Claude Bernard, 69000 Villeurbanne, France

Michel Lebrun Professor at the University of Lyon I. Re-ceived his PhD in 1986 on bond graph tech-nique applied to electro-hydraulic compo-nents. Founder and scientific director of the Imagine company.

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2002-03-01

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Alirand, M., Favennec, G., & Lebrun, M. (2002). PRESSURE COMPONENTS STABILITY ANALYSIS: A REVISITED APPROACH. International Journal of Fluid Power, 3(1), 33–46. Retrieved from https://journals.riverpublishers.com/index.php/IJFP/article/view/628

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