Table of Contents:
Hydraulic Component Design and Selection |
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by Dr. E.C. Fitch and Dr. I. T. Hong
Nomenclature
Hydraulic Laws, Theorems, and Equations
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Component Design Perspective
1.2 Hydraulic Power Evolution
1.3 Hydraulic Applications
1.4 Component Design Rationale
1.5 Why Computerized Component Design?
Chapter 2 Fundamental Fluid Power Engineering
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Engineering System of Units
2.3 Behavior of Fluid in a System
2.4 Viscosity of Fluids
2.5 Pressure
2.6 Flow
2.7 Conduit Flow Models
2.8 Orifice Flow Models
2.9 Energy and Power
2.10 Design Safety Factors
2.11 Hydraulic Laws, Theorems, and Equations
Chapter 3 Linear Actuators
3.1 Function and Configuration
3.2 Cylinder Nomographs
3.3 Hydraulic Cylinders
3.4 Hydraulic Cylinder Cushioning
3.5 Hydraulic Cylinder Design Considerations
3.6 Hydraulic Cylinder Structural Integrity
3.7 Hydraulic Cylinder Dynamics
3.8 Hydraulic Cylinder Selection
3.9 General Selection Considerations
Chapter 4 Rotary Actuators
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Hydraulic Rotary Motors
4.3 Hydraulic Motor Selection
4.4 Limited Rotation Actuators
4.5 Oscillating Motor Applications
Chapter 5 Fluid Distribution
5.1 Fluid Distribution Function
5.2 Directional Control Valves
5.3 Check Valves
5.4 Shuttle Valves2
5.5 Spool Valve Characteristics4
5.6 Spool Valve Selection7
5.7 Valve Design Considerations2
5.8 Solenoid Valves
5.9 Hydraulic Fuses and Circuit Protectors
Chapter 6 Pressure Regulation
6.1 Pressure Regulation Function
6.2 Pressure Control Selection Factors
6.3 Relief and Safety Valves
6.4 Sequence Valves
6.5 Counterbalance Valves
6.6 Unloading Valves
6.7 Reducing Valves
6.8 Valve Noise and Cavitation
Chapter 7 Flow Regulation
7.1 Flow Regulation Function
7.2 Uncompensated Flow Controls
7.3 Deceleration Valve
7.4 Compensated Flow Control
7.5 Bypass Flow Regulator
7.6 Priority Valve
7.7 Flow Divider and Combiner Valves
7.8 Positive-Displacement-Metering Valve
7.9 Flow Control Circuits
7.10 Valve Selection and Specification
Chapter 8 Cartridge Valve Technology
8.1 Cartridge Valve Perspective
8.2 Poppet-Type Cartridges
8.3 Spool-Type Cartridge Valves
8.4 Cartridge Valve Models
8.5 Sizing of Cartridge Valves
8.6 Cartridge Manifold Design
8.7 Applications
Chapter 9 Hydraulic Power Sources
9.1 The Energy Question
9.2 Prime Mover Considerations
9.3 Hydrostatic Power Generation
9.4 Pumping Models
9.5 Pump Characteristics
9.6 Pump Application Factors
9.7 Functional Aspects of Pumps
9.8 Fixed Displacement Pump Models
9.9 Noise in Pump Systems
9.10 Environmental Aspects of Pumps
9.11 Booster Pumps
Chapter 10 Energy Storage and
Transformation10.1 Introduction
10.2 Energy Storage—Accumulators
10.3 Gas-loaded Accumulator Sizing Criteria
10.4 Accumulator Selection and Application
10.5 Accumulator Assessment
10.6 Energy Transformation Devices
10.7 Intensifier Application Factors
10.8 Intensifier Assessment and Selection
Chapter 11 The Conduit System
11.1 The Role and Types of Conduits
11.2 Connector Seals
11.3 Conduit Connectors
11.4 An Overtorqued Connector Case
11.5 Rigid Conduit—Piping
11.6 Rigid Conduit—Tubing
11.7 Flexible Conduit—Hose
11.8 Manifolding and Modularizing
11.9 Energy Losses in Conduit Systems
Chapter 12 Seals for Hydraulics
12.1 Introduction
12.2 Types of Seals
12.3 Mechanics of Sealing
12.4 Elastomer Technology
12.5 Seal Design and Selection Notes
12.6 Linear Seal Considerations
12.7 Cylinder and Piston O-ring Seal Force Model
12.8 Hydraulic Seal Models
Appendix A—Glossary of Hydraulic Terms
Appendix B—Fluid Power Symbols
Appendix C—Hydraulic Test Standards
Appendix D—FPRC/OSU Orifice Flow Nomograph
Appendix E—Tables of Conversion Factors
Bibliography
Index
Pricing:
The price for the book is $250 USD. If bringing this book to the Computerized Hydraulic Component Analysis for System Design course, you may deduct the price of the book from the course registration fee.
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