Theoretical Analysis of Step-Down of Hydraulic Cylinder Motion for Control Rod Hydraulic Drive System Based on Model II
Qianfeng Liu, Yuzheng Li, Benke Qin, Hanliang Bo
Abstract
Qianfeng Liu, Yuzheng Li, Benke Qin, Hanliang Bo
Abstract
Hydraulic Control Rod Drive Technology (HCRDT) is a newly invented patent and Institute of Nuclear and New Energy Technology Tsinghua University own HCRDT’s independent intellectual property rights. The hydraulic cylinder is the key part of this technology, so the performance of the hydraulic cylinder directly affects the HCRDT. Firstly, the theoretical model of the cylinder hydraulic has been obtained and verified by the experiment. Second, the step-down process of the cylinder hydraulic is analyzed. The results are shown that the model can analyze the performance of the cylinder, including the motion time of the cylinder, the transient pressure of the cylinder arrival, the transient impact energy of the cylinder arrival. At last, the cylinder and the drive mechanism can be optimized based on the result.
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Hydraulic Control Rod Drive Technology (HCRDT) is a newly invented patent and Institute of Nuclear and New Energy Technology Tsinghua University own HCRDT’s independent intellectual property rights. The hydraulic cylinder is the key part of this technology, so the performance of the hydraulic cylinder directly affects the HCRDT. Firstly, the theoretical model of the cylinder hydraulic has been obtained and verified by the experiment. Second, the step-down process of the cylinder hydraulic is analyzed. The results are shown that the model can analyze the performance of the cylinder, including the motion time of the cylinder, the transient pressure of the cylinder arrival, the transient impact energy of the cylinder arrival. At last, the cylinder and the drive mechanism can be optimized based on the result.
Key concepts: Position-sensing hydraulic cylinder, Telescopic cylinder, Hydraulic cylinder, Cylinder, Hydraulic motor, Hydraulic machinery, Transient (computer programming), Hydraulic press