Hydraulic control system for heavy construction equipment

A hydraulic control system for heavy construction equipment comprising:

• a main variable displacement hydraulic pump with a bypass passage extended from one side thereof;
• a pilot pump for generating a pilot pressure signal;
• a plurality of actuators driven by a hydraulic fluid discharged from the main variable displacement hydraulic pump;
• a switching valve interposed between the main variable displacement hydraulic pump and the actuators and connected to the bypass passage;
• a flow control device for the main variable displacement hydraulic pump installed on one side of the main variable displacement hydraulic pump to control the flow rate of the hydraulic fluid being discharged from the main variable displacement hydraulic pump by adjusting the inclination angle of a swash plate in the main variable displacement hydraulic pump;
• a first signal line with an inlet side connected to the pilot pump;
• a second signal line with an outlet side connected to the flow control device;
• a third signal line branched from the bypass passage;
• a pressure generator installed on an outlet side of the bypass passage, and bypassing the hydraulic fluid discharged from the main variable displacement hydraulic pump to the tank intact at an initial state and passing the hydraulic fluid through an orifice to generate a given level of pressure in the bypass passage when the switching valve is switched by an input signal;
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• an auxiliary switching valve interposed between the second signal line and the third signal line, and communicating the first signal line with the second signal line at the initial state and communicating the second signal line with the third signal line when the switching valve is switched by the input signal.

A hydraulic control system for heavy construction equipment comprising:

• a main variable displacement hydraulic pump with a hydraulic fluid supply passage extended from one side thereof;
• a pilot pump for generating a pilot pressure signal;
• a plurality of actuators driven by a hydraulic fluid discharged from the main variable displacement hydraulic pump;
• a switching valve interposed between the main variable displacement hydraulic pump and the actuators and connected in parallel to the bypass passage;
• a first flow control device interposed between the switching valve and the actuators;
• a load pressure signal passage for guiding a part of the hydraulic fluid, which is supplied by a switching motion of the switching valve, to a tank via the first flow control device or a check valve;
• a bypass passage branched from the hydraulic pressure supply passage;
• a second flow control device installed on one side of the bypass passage and operated in an open direction or a closed direction according to the pressure difference between the pressure in the load pressure signal passage, pressure of a spring, and pressure in the bypass passage to adjust the flow rate of the hydraulic fluid passing through the bypass passage;
• a flow control device for the main variable displacement hydraulic pump installed on one side of the main variable displacement hydraulic pump to control the flow rate of the hydraulic fluid being discharged from the main variable displacement hydraulic pump by adjusting the inclination angle of a swash plate in the main variable displacement hydraulic pump;
• a fourth signal line having an inlet side connected to the pilot pump and an outlet side connected to the pressure generator;
• a fifth signal line having an inlet side connected to the pressure generator and an outlet side connected to the flow control device;
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• a pressure generator installed at the most downstream side of the bypass passage, and, at the initial state, communicating the load pressure signal passage with the tank at one side thereof and communicating the fourth signal line with the fifth signal line at the other side thereof, while when the pressure generator is switched by an input signal, disconnecting the fourth signal line from the fifth signal line at the one side and communicating the bypass passage with the fifth signal line at the other side.

A hydraulic control system for heavy construction equipment comprising:

• a main variable displacement hydraulic pump with a hydraulic fluid supply passage extended from one side thereof;
• a pilot pump for generating a pilot pressure signal;
• a plurality of actuators driven by a hydraulic fluid discharged from the main variable displacement hydraulic pump;
• a switching valve interposed between the main variable displacement hydraulic pump and the actuators and connected in parallel to the bypass passage;
• a first flow control device interposed between the switching valve and the actuators;
• a load pressure signal passage for guiding a part of the hydraulic fluid, which is supplied by a switching motion of the switching valve, to a tank via the first flow control device or a check valve;
• a bypass passage branched from the hydraulic pressure supply passage;
• a second flow control device installed on one side of the bypass passage and operated in an open direction or a closed direction according to the pressure difference between the pressure in the load pressure signal passage, pressure of a spring, and pressure in the bypass passage to adjust the flow rate of the hydraulic fluid passing through the bypass passage;
• a flow control device for the main variable displacement hydraulic pump installed on one side of the main variable displacement hydraulic pump to control the flow rate of the hydraulic fluid being discharged from the main variable displacement hydraulic pump by adjusting the inclination angle of a swash plate in the main variable displacement hydraulic pump;
• a sixth signal line having an inlet side connected to the pilot pump;
• a seventh signal line having an outlet side connected to the flow control device;
• a branch line branched from the bypass passage;
• a shuttle valve mixing the hydraulic fluid of the branch line and the hydraulic fluid of the seventh signal line;
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• a pressure generator installed at the most downstream side of the bypass passage, and, at the initial state, communicating the load pressure signal passage with the tank at one side thereof and communicating the sixth signal line with the seventh signal line at the other side thereof, while when the pressure generator is switched by an input signal, disconnecting the sixth signal line from the seventh signal line at the one side and communicating the bypass passage with the seventh signal line at the other side.