Problem with the oil leakage volume of the hydraulic actuator?
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The electrical control systems of steam turbines, as well as the hydraulic actuators and quick-shut components, all operate on similar principles. In hydraulic actuators, the error valve rotates through the injection of oil; the typical rotation speed is 300–800 rpm. The oil from this process returns directly to the tank. So, what is the amount of oil that is lost per hour? Additionally, when the turbine is not under regulation, is there any oil leakage inside the quick-shut assembly? Gentlemen, if you have any relevant information, let’s discuss it together. Although there is a lot of information on oil-powered engines in the forum, this particular content is still missing.
I’ll take one myself. Is no one interested?
This question seems meaningless; the flow rate can be adjusted by opening the valve more or less, and there is a difference between doing that
I’m quite interested, but I don’t understand it… Please help!