无传感器液压完整系统的压力实时监测和控制————英语论文.docVIP

Real-Time Pressure Monitoring and Control of a Hydraulic System without Sensor Tianshu Peng1, Craig Struthers2, and Peng Wen2 1 Computing Centre of Gansu Provincial Department of Science Technology Lanzhou, Gansu Province 730030, China pts22@ 2 Faculty of Engineering and Surveying University of Southern Queensland Toowoomba, QLD 4350, Australia wen@.au Abstract. In a traditional hydraulic system, a pressure sensor is used to implement feedback control. However, there are many industrial cases where applications have required a pressure feedback but the media is so corrosive and/or dangerous, the sensor becomes prohibitively expensive. This research proposes the control of a pumping system which can achieve the desired pressure without a pressure sensor. Along with the control system itself, a user friendly interface is developed to operate over the Ethernet. Keywords: system reliability, Modbus Protocol, pressure transducer, Ethernet network and WEB server interfaces. 1 Introduction There are a greater number of pumps which are utilized in almost all aspects of industry and engineering, and range widely from feeds to reactors, distillation columns in chemical engineering and pump storm water in civil and environmental engineering. There is an almost endless assortment of pumping equipment available ranging in size, type and material of construction [6, 8]. Research contributing to advancements in pumping technology can potentially create immense benefits for a large proportion of the engineering and industry sectors. Currently, within the industrial field there appears to be a deficiency in products designed specifically for the control of pumping systems. This is particularly evident in the application of constant pressure in a hydraulics system. The current industry standard is to perform this process with multiple units and a pressure transmitter feedback. Fig. 1 demonstrates how pressure control in a hydraulic pumping system is currently achieved. Note in part