Hydraulic energy intensifier

Power plants – Pressure fluid source and motor – With control means for structure storing work driving energy

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07124576

ABSTRACT:
Hydraulic circuits used to manipulate tools in, for example construction equipment, uses less power for a retraction of a hydraulic cylinder than for an extension of that cylinder. Provided is a hydraulic circuit that uses the stored energy from the low energy phase to lower the energy load on the hydraulic pump during the high energy phase. Energy from the hydraulic pump is increased during the low energy phase to increase the amount of stored hydraulic energy. The increased amount of stored energy is then used to intensify or add to the energy generated by the hydraulic pump for the high energy phase.

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Glenn R. Wendel, Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, Texas, 100-8.2, Regenerative Hydraulic Systems for Increased Efficiency.

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