2014
DOI: 10.5755/j01.mech.20.3.5301
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Characteristics of the stationary behaviour of water- and oil-based power-control hydraulics

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“…Because of the smaller volume, lightweight, and compact structure, the hydraulic power technology is widely used in marine mechatronic equipment, 1,2 such as submersible hydraulic buoyancy control and manipulator. [3][4][5] However, traditional hydraulic drive technology takes mineral oil as a working medium, which is also named oil hydraulic drive technology. For underwater applications, due to the incompatibility between the working medium (mineral oil) and its working environment (seawater), oil hydraulic drive technology has serious disadvantages, such as complex system structure (many oil inlet and return pipelines exist in the actuator), vast volume, heaviness (oil tank, working medium and pressure compensator), low power density, unreliable operation, short service life (seawater can easily invade the system, making the working medium deteriorate, exacerbating wear between the relative moving parts, reducing reliability, and service life), high maintenance costs (working medium must often be modified and waste liquid must be treated), poor mobility, and flexibility.…”
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“…Because of the smaller volume, lightweight, and compact structure, the hydraulic power technology is widely used in marine mechatronic equipment, 1,2 such as submersible hydraulic buoyancy control and manipulator. [3][4][5] However, traditional hydraulic drive technology takes mineral oil as a working medium, which is also named oil hydraulic drive technology. For underwater applications, due to the incompatibility between the working medium (mineral oil) and its working environment (seawater), oil hydraulic drive technology has serious disadvantages, such as complex system structure (many oil inlet and return pipelines exist in the actuator), vast volume, heaviness (oil tank, working medium and pressure compensator), low power density, unreliable operation, short service life (seawater can easily invade the system, making the working medium deteriorate, exacerbating wear between the relative moving parts, reducing reliability, and service life), high maintenance costs (working medium must often be modified and waste liquid must be treated), poor mobility, and flexibility.…”
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“…(2) Good mechanical properties, good impact resistance, good thermal stability, and good processing properties. (3) The key friction pair has good self-lubricating performance and wear resistance. (4) Green and environmental protection, easy to obtain and reasonably price.…”
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“…3 Nevertheless, water has poor lubricity and bearing capacity as well as strong corrosion and cavitation ability, 4,5 which cause significant restrictions on the use of traditional tribopairs under water lubrication. 6,7 Consequently, anti-friction/anti-wear tribopairs are catching increasing attention worldwide. 8 Rubber materials with excellent sealing and friction properties are widely used for water lubrication conditions.…”
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confidence: 99%