The detection of cavitation in hydraulic components is of great interest because the implosion of bubbles impairs the operating conditions and might cause gradual damage until the system fails prematurely. The cavitation phenomenon was investigated in this study by analyzing accelerometer signals recorded on a proportional spool valve. The approach has been developed using Chaos Theory and a frequency domain study to demonstrate how this phenomenon entails the emergence of irregular and chaotic vibrational dynamics in the oil flow of a directed valve spool
Study of Cavitation Phenomenon in a Proportional Spool Valve Through Chaos Theory
Emma Frosina
2022-01-01
Abstract
The detection of cavitation in hydraulic components is of great interest because the implosion of bubbles impairs the operating conditions and might cause gradual damage until the system fails prematurely. The cavitation phenomenon was investigated in this study by analyzing accelerometer signals recorded on a proportional spool valve. The approach has been developed using Chaos Theory and a frequency domain study to demonstrate how this phenomenon entails the emergence of irregular and chaotic vibrational dynamics in the oil flow of a directed valve spoolFile in questo prodotto:
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