Control concept in fluid technology
Controls can be designed in very different ways and with highly different controller structures to achieve a certain pilot control behaviour . It then becomes a case of control concepts. The control concepts
Actuating methods for valves
actuation (e.g. by hydraulic pilot pressure), combined actuation (e.g. by solenoid and pressure). With pressure actuation a differentiation must also be made between direct and indirect actuation.
Operating point
operated. During the linearisation of the transfer function for transfer elements , in particular with non-linear characteristic curves, the coefficients of the equivalent linear equivalent function are
Micro-emulsion
and increase corrosion protection are added as very small droplets. Micro-emulsions are associated with a far higher degree of dispersion — even reaching the colloid dispersion range — than commercially
Incremental position measurement
optically scanned (Figure I 9) . For absolute measurements, a zero mark can be added to the scale, with the counter returning to this each time.
Linearity error
other ( a ); minimum quadratic deviation through the zero point ( b ); minimum quadratic deviation with two intersections (tolerance range method, c ).
Corner frequency fE
degree differential equation, the corner frequency is the intersection of the horizontal asymptote with the asymptote on the falling branch in a Bode diagram (see amplitude response ). At this point the
Grooved ring seal
used as two lip seals for sealing at the inner and outer ring (Figure N 9 a) or as a single-lip ring with an adhesive section for single-sided sealing. The sealing lip is arranged on the inside (b) or the
Cavitation erosion
surfaces as a result of cavitation causing vapour bubbles to form and collapse under certain conditions, with the surface of the material suffering mechanical stress if these collapse near or on the surface.
Measuring procedure (system)
required measuring accuracy (resolution, hysteresis), measuring range , upper and lower frequency limit (with , the measuring procedure must be faster than the controlled subsystem), electrical and mechanical