I’m interested in the working principles of turbine throttle errors and hydraulic actuators; it would be great to have animations showing how these mechanisms function. If anyone has relevant information on this topic, please share it. Thank you!
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I’m interested in the working principles of turbine throttle errors and hydraulic actuators; it would be great to have animations showing how these mechanisms function. If anyone has relevant information on this topic, please share it. Thank you!
The function of the incorrect throttle is to ensure that the regulating oil enters the upper or lower cylinder of the hydraulic motor in real time, based on the pressure of the secondary oil. The role of the hydraulic motor is to act on the lever through lifting and lowering movements, thereby operating the control valve
There is a manual, so it should be possible to understand it. It’s important to know that the secondary oil pressure changes within a small range, and the spool also vibrates slightly up and down; the frequency of this vibration can be adjusted, which in turn affects the sensitivity. As a result, there is also a slight amount of oil flowing in and out on the piston side. Understanding this point should help one comprehend the whole mechanism