Chapter 6 Auxiliary Components for Hydraulic Systems It includes two processes:filled in oil fluid (accumulation)and discharging out oil fluid(release). 1.Filled in oil fluid(accumulation) It is an equilibrium state of pressure difference on the two sides of upper and down on the interlayer with the operating oil volume as V1 after displacement out oil fluid (release)shown in Fig.6-2a. When operating oil pressure in the accumulator is increased with the oil pressure in hydraulic system,the interlayer losses equilibrium and moves up under the action of operating difference,as shown in Fig.6-2b. Homepage List Upwards Downwards Retumn Exit Chapter 6 Auxiliary Components for Hydraulic Systems 6 1. Filled in oil fluid (accumulation) It is an equilibrium state of pressure difference on the two sides of upper and down on the interlayer with the operating oil volume as V1 after displacement out oil fluid (release) shown in Fig. 6-2a. When operating oil pressure in the accumulator is increased with the oil pressure in hydraulic system,the interlayer losses equilibrium and moves up under the action of operating difference, as shown in Fig. 6-2b. It includes two processes: filled in oil fluid (accumulation) and discharging out oil fluid (release)