Power plants – Pressure fluid source and motor – Pulsator
Patent
1987-12-14
1989-10-10
Look, Edward K.
Power plants
Pressure fluid source and motor
Pulsator
60572, 60581, B60T 700
Patent
active
048723100
ABSTRACT:
An electro-hydraulic actuator assembly comprises a master piston-and-cylinder 32, 42 connected to be driven by a rotary actuator 56 and hydraulically connected to a slave master piston-and-cylinder 12 coupled to an output member, e.g. a throttle linkage rod 10, for automatic control of the displacement of the member 10. An override for manual control of the member 10 is provided by a valve 60 which, when opened, hydraulically shortcircuits the member 10 by equalizing pressures on the two sides of the slave piston 16. To re-establish automatic control and synchronize master and slave, a (possibly remote) controller 80 shuts the valve 60 and drives the actuator 56 until master and slave pistons both attain end positions; if necessary, by reopening valve 60 for a short time and continuing to drive the actuator 56.
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British Aerospace PLC
Look Edward K.
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