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CONTROL ENGINEERING
Presented by:
Rivamonte, Jose Roman A.
Intended Learning Outcomes
At the end of the lesson, the students shall
have been able to:
• Describe the Hydraulic Power Unit
• Explain the function of each Hydraulic
Power Unit components
• Explain the different filtration method:
suction-line filtration, pressure line filtration,
return line filtration
What is a Hydraulic Power Unit?
• Hydraulic power units is a self-contained
system that generally includes a motor, a
fluid reservoir, and a pump.
• It works to apply the hydraulic pressure
needed to drive motors, cylinders, and
other complementary parts of a given
hydraulic system.
• These units can generate a tremendous
amount of power to drive most any kind of
hydraulic ram.
• A hydraulic system employs enclosed fluid
to transfer energy from one source to
another, and subsequently create rotary
motion, linear motion, or force.
• The power unit/pack provide the power
needed for this transfer of fluid.
Hydraulic Power Units are used in a wide
range of Applications
• Machine Tools
• Automation
• Marine Equipment
• Construction Equipmen
• Meat Processing Machinery
• Etc.
DC Hydraulic Power Unit
1-DC motor cover
2-DC motor
3-Shaft joint
4-Relief Valve
5-Flow control valve
6-Central Manifold
7-Hydraulic Gear Pump
8-Return oil pipe
9-Suction pipe
10-Hydraulic oil tank
11-Air breather
12-suction filter
13-two position two way
normally closed solenoid valve
14-Check Valve
15-Mounting Bracket
16-Remote control pendant
What components do hydraulic power
units components include?
• Power section (electric motor, hydraulic pump)
• Control section (pressure valves, directional control
valves, flow control valves)
• Auxiliary section (couplings, manifold block, suction pipe,
return pipe, tank, air breather, etc.).
Power Section
Motor
Hydraulic Power Unit Power Source
• The motor hydraulic power unit’s main role
is to convert electrical energy into
mechanical energy.
• Hydraulic power units are commonly
classified according to the power supply of
the motor, and can be divided into DC
motors and AC motors.
Hydraulic Pump
Heart of the Hydraulic Power Unit
• Hydraulic pump means a hydraulic power
unit capable of converting mechanical
energy into hydraulic pressure.
• Driven by the motor, providing flow and
pressure of the hydraulic actuator action
desired.
• There are several types of hydraulic
pumps: gear pumps, vane pumps, and
piston pumps.
• Gear pump advantages are: simple structure, easy
fabrication, low cost, small size, light weight, self-priming
performance, not sensitive to pollution of the oil, reliable,
and high speed range.
Control Section
Pressure Control Valves