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Parker-hannifin — Technical Presentation (November 2024)

45 slides from Parker-hannifin's technical presentation, November 2024

  1. Slide 1: Parker Cylinder Division 2HX Series Heavy Duty Electro-Hydraulic Cylinders

    Parker Cylinder Division 2HX Series Heavy Duty Electro-Hydraulic Cylinders *Including 2HDX, PHX, HX, HV2X, 3HX, 3HDX, 2HBX, 3HBX

  2. Slide 2: 2HX Series

    2HX Series • 2HX is the 2H series cylinder with position feedback • Available Series: • 2HX/3HX / 2HDX/3HDX / 2HBX/3HBX 2

  3. Slide 3: 2HX Series – Where is it used?

    2HX Series – Where is it used? Applications requiring a higher degree of control • High Speed Applications • Position Control • Motion Profiles • Synchronizing Cylinders 3

  4. Slide 4: 2HX Catalog & Configurator

    2HX Catalog & Configurator • New catalog and 3D CAD available • Catalog HY08-1175-2/NA • New Configurator available now

  5. Slide 5: 2HX Option Callout

    2HX Option Callout IN |N-Not Applicable INF A |A-False Stage for LDT probes with integral cable B |B - False Stage for LDT probes with connector and separate cable [ D _|D-Light Duty Cover F _|F-Medium Duty Cover for LDT probes with integral cable FR’ q _ |G-Medium Duty Cover for LDT probe with conn

  6. Slide 6: Valve Mounting Options

    Valve Mounting Options 6 ENGINEERING YOUR SUCCESS.

  7. Slide 7: Valve Manifold Options

    Valve Manifold Options • Manifold options available for 2.00 thru 8.00 bore cylinders

  8. Slide 8: Bolt-on Valve Manifold

    Bolt-on Valve Manifold ■ Minimum hydraulic line runs with closed cylinder and valve coupling ■ Simplified machine design with integrated components ■ Minimum interference with standard mounting dimensions ■ Manifold may be mounted on head or cap end at any position not occupied ■ 7 standard valve pa

  9. Slide 9: Integral Valve Manifold

    Integral Valve Manifold ■ Integral manifolds eliminate the bolt on assembly and associated seals ■ Made to order option

  10. Slide 10: Valve Manifold Patterns

    Valve Manifold Patterns • Hydraulic Series Cylinders with Bolt-on Manifolds • Manifolds to match standard valve patterns, bolted to head or cap end

  11. Slide 11: Valve Manifold Patterns

    Valve Manifold Patterns • Custom Manifolds can be made to meet specific customer requirements

  12. Slide 12: Feedback Devices and Technologies

    Feedback Devices and Technologies 12

  13. Slide 13: Feedback Options

    Feedback Options Feedback Technologies • LDT – Linear Displacement Transducer • Wavescale – Embedded LDT • LRT – Linear Resistive Transducer 13

  14. Slide 14: LDT Linear Displacement Transducer

    LDT Linear Displacement Transducer 14

  15. Slide 15: LDT – Linear Displacement Transducer

    LDT – Linear Displacement Transducer • Design Layout Transducer Gundrilled Transducer Magnet Electronics Piston Rod 15

  16. Slide 16: LDT – Linear Displacement Transducer

    LDT – Linear Displacement Transducer Basic Operation An interrogation pulse is launched along a waveguide. A magnet housed in the piston creates a magnetic field. When the interrogation pulse interacts with the magnetic field, a strain pulse is sent back to the head of the sensor. The position of th

  17. Slide 17: LDT - Standard Specifications

    LDT - Standard Specifications

  18. Slide 18: LDT - Standard Specifications

    LDT - Standard Specifications Pressure Rating • Smaller rod diameters are sometimes de-rated

  19. Slide 19: Wavescale Embedded LDT

    Wavescale Embedded LDT ENGINEERING YOUR SUCCESS.

  20. Slide 20: LDT Wavescale

    LDT Wavescale Wavescale LDT • Wavescale utilizes the same LDT technology, but reconfigures the electronics to be mounted on the side of the end cap • Allow rear mount cylinders to be used without changing the envelope dimensions Standard LDT

  21. Slide 21: LDT Wavescale

    LDT Wavescale Wavescale Cylinder Standard LDT Cylinder

  22. Slide 22: LDT Wavescale

    LDT Wavescale Standard Cylinder Wavescale Cylinder

  23. Slide 23: WaveScale RD4 (Embedded LDT)

    WaveScale RD4 (Embedded LDT) Add a variety of analog output options while maintaining NFPA cylinder mounting dimensions.

  24. Slide 24: LDT Wavescale

    LDT Wavescale Options and Restrictions • Electrical block can be located at any open positions • No cap end cushion • Not available prepared to accept transducer • Some de-rated pressures for smaller rod diameter • 2” bore wavescale cylinders will have SAE #8 ports

  25. Slide 25: Legacy vs GenII Wavescale

    Legacy vs GenII Wavescale Legacy Wavescale Design GenII Wavescale Design MTS LD2 Series MTS RD4 Series

  26. Slide 26: GenII RD4 Wavescale

    GenII RD4 Wavescale ▪ RD4 – “R” series electronics ▪ Not the same outputs: no PWM, no Start-Stop ▪ More specialized outputs: EtherCAT, EtherNet/IP, Profinet, Profibus-DP, SSI, CANbus ▪ IP67 Sensor Electronics ▪ Electronics head and mounting block

  27. Slide 27: LRT Cylinder

    _ o x) = > O a = Potentiometer Linear 27 ENGINEERING YOUR SUCCESS.

  28. Slide 28: Parker LRT – How it works

    Parker LRT – How it works • The Parker LRT is a uniquely designed position sensor that uses a resistive element to provide an analog signal of a cylinder’s position. The LRT is a dual element type linear potentiometer with two independent elements mounted on either side of an anodized extrusion. The

  29. Slide 29: LRT - Restrictions/Concerns

    LRT - Restrictions/Concerns ▪ Life Expectancy - 50 Million Inches of Travel ▪ Fluid - Petroleum Based Oils Only. No Water or Glycol ▪ No cushions on cap end ▪ 1 ¼” long cap end stop tube needed for rod sizes 1 ¾” and below ▪ Never “prepared to accept”

  30. Slide 30: LRT same feedback Installation into a Cylinder

    LRT same feedback Installation into a Cylinder

  31. Slide 31: LRT - Standard Specifications

    LRT - Standard Specifications

  32. Slide 32: Feedback Options

    Feedback Options 32 ENGINEERING YOUR SUCCESS.

  33. Slide 33: Feedback Options

    Feedback Options NF • Cylinder piston rod will not be gundrilled and will not accept any feedback device • Option used for cylinders with manifolds, but no feedback

  34. Slide 34: Feedback Options

    Feedback Options 1P • Cylinder is prepared to accept an LDT • Customer to supply and install • Magnet will be based on selected LDT manufacturer

  35. Slide 35: Feedback Options

    Feedback Options Output Options • Cylinder shipping from the factor with feedback devices installed at Parker must call out the desired output

  36. Slide 36: Feedback Options

    Feedback Options Output Options • Cylinder shipping from the factor with feedback devices installed at Parker must call out the desired output

  37. Slide 37: Feedback Options

    Feedback Options Digital Outputs • Digital outputs generally require more detailed information SSI Output Code

  38. Slide 38: Feedback Options

    Feedback Options FR • Only option available for LRT • LRT cannot be supplied prepped only

  39. Slide 39: LDT Protective Enclosures

    LDT Protective Enclosures Style A: False Stage ENGINEERING YOUR SUCCESS.

  40. Slide 40: Feedback Protective Enclosure False Stage

    Feedback Protective Enclosure False Stage • Required for standard LDT design when used with rear mounts • Options for two cable types • Heavy duty enclosure for maximum protection of electronics

  41. Slide 41: Feedback Protective Enclosure False Stage

    Feedback Protective Enclosure False Stage • Required for standard LDT design when used with rear mounts • Options for two cable types • Used for heavy duty enclosure when rear mounts are not used

  42. Slide 42: Feedback Protective Enclosure Light Duty Enclosure

    Feedback Protective Enclosure Light Duty Enclosure • Aluminum housing for light duty protection of the electronics • Integral cable only – no connector

  43. Slide 43: Feedback Protective Enclosure No Enclosure

    Feedback Protective Enclosure No Enclosure • Electronics will be exposed • D60 connector is standard • Cable sold separately • Integral cable is optional • Called out as a special note

  44. Slide 44: 2HX Options and Accessories

    2HX Options and Accessories Low Friction Seals • Low friction seals are recommended for applications with high piston velocities (excess of 50 in/sec) and tight tolerance positioning.

  45. Slide 45: Thank you for your attention! Questions so far?

    Thank you for your attention! Questions so far? 45

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