ELECTRO HYDRAULIC ELECTRONIC CONTROL

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BUCHER HYDRAULICS Bucher Industries AG Murzlenstrasse 80 CH-8166 Niederweningen Switzerland Electro-hydraulic and electronic control and regulating equipment for hydraulic systems, namely, electrical controlling devices, electrical controllers, control valves for regulating the flow of liquids, pressure gauges;Hydraulically operated machines and systems composed thereof with hydraulic drive and control assemblies, namely, hydraulic pumps and motors for machines, hydraulic transmissions for machines and hydraulic machine parts, namely, cylinders, pressure converters and valves, hydraulic fluid tanks and containers, and pump supports for hydraulic drives; couplings for hydraulic drives, not for vehicles;HYDRAULICS;
BUCHER HYDRAULICS BUCHER HYDRAULICS GmbH 1, Industriestrasse 79770 Klettgau Germany Electro-hydraulic and electronic control and regulating equipment for hydraulic systems, namely, electrical controlling devices, electrical controllers, control valves for regulating the flow of liquids, pressure gauges;Hydraulically operated machines and systems composed thereof with hydraulic drive and control assemblies, namely, hydraulic pumps and motors for machines, hydraulic transmissions for machines and hydraulic machine parts, namely, cylinders, pressure converters and valves, hydraulic fluid tanks and containers, and pump supports for hydraulic drives; couplings for hydraulic drives, not for vehicles;HYDRAULICS;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. An electro-hydraulic system for operating a cooling fan and providing hydraulic fluid to a power steering system of the vehicle includes a hydraulic pump unit including first and second fixed displacement pumps and a common drive shaft for these pumps. A hydraulic fluid reservoir is connected to the inlet of each of the pumps. A priority valve is operatively connected to the outlet of the first pump and has an outlet connectible to the power steering system. This valve also has a second outlet connectible to a hydraulic motor for the cooling fan. This valve is arranged to provide a constant flow of hydraulic fluid to the power steering system. A hydraulic line connects an outlet of the second pump to the hydraulic motor. Hydraulic fluid flow through this line is combined with hydraulic fluid flow from the first pump to drive the motor. An electro-hydraulic proportional control valve has an inlet connected to the aforementioned line and an outlet connectible to the reservoir inlet and this control valve controls and limits the rotational speed of the motor. An electronic control device electrically operates and controls the control valve during use of the system.