Elektrohüdrauliliselt

Elektrohüdrauliliselt refers to a method of control or operation that combines electrical and hydraulic systems. In this type of system, electrical signals are used to initiate, regulate, or stop the flow of hydraulic fluid, which in turn performs the mechanical work. This integration allows for precise control over powerful hydraulic forces.

The core principle involves converting electrical energy into hydraulic energy. Typically, an electric motor drives a hydraulic pump, generating pressurized fluid. Solenoid-operated valves, controlled by electrical signals, then direct this pressurized fluid to actuators such as cylinders or motors. These actuators convert the hydraulic energy back into mechanical motion.

Elektrohüdrauliliselt systems are employed in a wide range of applications due to their ability to offer high power density, smooth motion, and precise positioning. Examples include industrial automation, robotics, machine tools, aerospace systems, and heavy machinery. The electrical control aspect allows for sophisticated automation, remote operation, and feedback mechanisms, enhancing efficiency and safety. While effective, these systems can be complex to design and maintain, requiring expertise in both electrical and hydraulic engineering.