Evaluation Methodology of Rotary Flow Dividers Used as Pressure Intensifiers with Creation of a New Pressure Multiplying Efficiency
For most of the technical community, rotary flow dividers are known for synchronization of two or more hydraulic actuators. However, there is also a possibility to use them for pressure multiplication, flow regeneration, or speed control. For those applications, there is a need to describe the behav...
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description | For most of the technical community, rotary flow dividers are known for synchronization of two or more hydraulic actuators. However, there is also a possibility to use them for pressure multiplication, flow regeneration, or speed control. For those applications, there is a need to describe the behavior of its quantities. This article reveals a new evaluation methodology for rotary flow dividers when they are unconventionally used as pressure multipliers and also reveals a new quantity-pressure multiplying efficiency. Then, there is an experiment provided between two rotary flow dividers with different designs, where there is a new evaluation methodology used. On the base of that, it is possible to compare and decide which divider is more likely to be used in multiplying circuits and more suitable for further investigation from the perspective of new designs. With this evaluation methodology, it is possible to compare much more than two different dividers. It is possible to run more tests and experiments with arbitrary dividers, and their new design changes to reach as efficient a pressure multiplication or flow regeneration as possible. |
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spelling | doaj.art-156105531d5f48d09aff9fd945f627c52023-11-24T01:06:25ZengMDPI AGEnergies1996-10732022-03-01156229310.3390/en15062293Evaluation Methodology of Rotary Flow Dividers Used as Pressure Intensifiers with Creation of a New Pressure Multiplying EfficiencyJakub Milan Hradecký0Antonín Bubák1Martin Dub2Department of Designing and Machine Components, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague, Technická 4, 160 00 Prague, Czech RepublicDepartment of Production Machines and Equipment, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague, Horská 3, 128 00 Prague, Czech RepublicDepartment of Designing and Machine Components, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague, Technická 4, 160 00 Prague, Czech RepublicFor most of the technical community, rotary flow dividers are known for synchronization of two or more hydraulic actuators. However, there is also a possibility to use them for pressure multiplication, flow regeneration, or speed control. For those applications, there is a need to describe the behavior of its quantities. This article reveals a new evaluation methodology for rotary flow dividers when they are unconventionally used as pressure multipliers and also reveals a new quantity-pressure multiplying efficiency. Then, there is an experiment provided between two rotary flow dividers with different designs, where there is a new evaluation methodology used. On the base of that, it is possible to compare and decide which divider is more likely to be used in multiplying circuits and more suitable for further investigation from the perspective of new designs. With this evaluation methodology, it is possible to compare much more than two different dividers. It is possible to run more tests and experiments with arbitrary dividers, and their new design changes to reach as efficient a pressure multiplication or flow regeneration as possible.https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/15/6/2293rotary flow dividerspressure multiplying efficiencyflow dividing inaccuracyflow regenerationpressure multiplicationexperiment |
spellingShingle | Jakub Milan Hradecký Antonín Bubák Martin Dub Evaluation Methodology of Rotary Flow Dividers Used as Pressure Intensifiers with Creation of a New Pressure Multiplying Efficiency Energies rotary flow dividers pressure multiplying efficiency flow dividing inaccuracy flow regeneration pressure multiplication experiment |
title | Evaluation Methodology of Rotary Flow Dividers Used as Pressure Intensifiers with Creation of a New Pressure Multiplying Efficiency |
title_full | Evaluation Methodology of Rotary Flow Dividers Used as Pressure Intensifiers with Creation of a New Pressure Multiplying Efficiency |
title_fullStr | Evaluation Methodology of Rotary Flow Dividers Used as Pressure Intensifiers with Creation of a New Pressure Multiplying Efficiency |
title_full_unstemmed | Evaluation Methodology of Rotary Flow Dividers Used as Pressure Intensifiers with Creation of a New Pressure Multiplying Efficiency |
title_short | Evaluation Methodology of Rotary Flow Dividers Used as Pressure Intensifiers with Creation of a New Pressure Multiplying Efficiency |
title_sort | evaluation methodology of rotary flow dividers used as pressure intensifiers with creation of a new pressure multiplying efficiency |
topic | rotary flow dividers pressure multiplying efficiency flow dividing inaccuracy flow regeneration pressure multiplication experiment |
url | https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/15/6/2293 |
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