
doi: 10.25368/2020.111
This paper discusses the potential of centralized or decentralized electro-hydraulic (EH)-drives in comparison to conventional hydraulic systems. The systems are presented in diagrams covering the major electric and hydraulic components for an exemplary application, but also include specific technical data like the sizing of the components according to power, pressure, rotational speeds etc. In a second step, all systems are compared and evaluated based on criteria like design effort, energy saving potential, controllability, and servicing and maintenance of the machine. The resulting effects on fuel consumption are summarized as well. Finally, an evaluation of the potential of EH-drives in construction machinery and a derivation of the demands for future customization of electro-hydraulic linear drives is given on the basis of a SWOT-analysis from the point of view of a construction machinery OEM.
ddc:620, zonal, Electro-hydraulics, SWOT, 12th International Fluid Power Conference, Electro-hydraulics, sizing, fuel consumption, controllability, zonal, centralized, SWOT, 12. IFK, Elektrohydraulik, Dimensionierung, Kraftstoffverbrauch, Steuerbarkeit, zonal, zentralisiert, SWOT, controllability, fuel consumption, sizing, 12th International Fluid Power Conference, centralized, info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/620
ddc:620, zonal, Electro-hydraulics, SWOT, 12th International Fluid Power Conference, Electro-hydraulics, sizing, fuel consumption, controllability, zonal, centralized, SWOT, 12. IFK, Elektrohydraulik, Dimensionierung, Kraftstoffverbrauch, Steuerbarkeit, zonal, zentralisiert, SWOT, controllability, fuel consumption, sizing, 12th International Fluid Power Conference, centralized, info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/620
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