Method and apparatus for reducing the response time of remotely

Fluid handling – Processes – Involving pressure control

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1374875, 13762414, G05D 1600

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ABSTRACT:
A method and an apparatus for reducing the pressure response time of a hydraulic line (4) in a remotely controlled, hydraulic control system, wherein the hydraulic fluid supplied to the line (4) at the near end (5) thereof is subjected to a pressure admission for achieving a desired pressure level at the far end (6) of the line (4). By means of a pulsator means (3) the hydraulic fluid is subjected to a pulsed admission, so that the fluid flow is pulsed into or out of the line (4), dependent on whether the line is to be charged or discharged.

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