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Controllers. H1L. Load Sensing with hydraulic override
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            In addition to the load sensing function, HPR-02 pumps with H1L-controller offer the possibility of overriding the ∆p LS-signal
 01         hydraulically. This enables either a so called mode control for selecting different operation points or establish a power limit regula- 01
            tion (underspeed control). The integration of all functions in the pump controller enables direct signal transfer without delay. The
            controller-specific data are independent of the nominal pump size. The H1L-controller is particularly useful for tandem configura-
            tions of two HPR-02 pumps, in which the first is equipped with an E1L-controller. The second pump with H1L-controller uses the
                                    H1L
            resulting hydraulic signal of the first controller and follows the first pump’s actions (master-slave-configuration).
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                A
                                                      LS2
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                           D1
               P1
                                                      X
               P
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                                 0   max
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                            T           U  L
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            In the event of hydraulically overriding the LS-signal, a control pressure is applied to the port “A” of the controller. This pressure
            acts proportionally against the LS-spring, and the LS signal is modulated accordingly. This causes the pump to swash back, thereby
            reducing its output. The function between control pressure at the port A and the associated ∆p LS value is shown in the following
            diagram.
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                                                                       Projekt-Name:  HPR-02-A2-H1L0_Schaltplan_Katalog_v01
                                                                       Projekt-Titel:
                                                                       Dokument-Name:     Schaltplan_H1L
 08                                                                    Dokument-Titel:  RA3 - P.Schlee       08
                                                                       Projekt-Ersteller:
            ∆p LS-reduction                                   H1L-controller       16.03.2012 14:42:37
                                                                       Dokument-Ersteller:
                                                                                     RA3 - P.Schlee
                                                                       Erstellt am:
                                                                       Zuletzt gespeichert:  16.03.2012 15:02:35
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                      3
                 ∆p LS [bar]  2 1







                    0              5              10              15             20             25             30
                                Pilot pressure pstA [bar]


                    1  16 bar ∆p setting
                    2  20 bar ∆p setting
                    3  25 bar ∆p setting
                    4  28 bar ∆p setting











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