Simulation on the Dynamic Characteristics of an Electromagnetic Relief Valve with High Pressure and Large Flow Rate

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The use of electromagnetic relief valve with high pressure and large flow rate in hydraulic system is usually easy to bring vibration and noise issues, especially while water or high water based fluid (HWBF) is used as the fluid medium. In this paper, a HWBF electromagnetic relief valve with a cushion valve was presented and its simulation model was built based on AMESim software. Through simulation, it is found that the cushion valve can significantly reduce the peak pressure gradient of the electromagnetic relief valve during unloading process compared with that without a cushion valve. This research provides a new solution for solving the vibration and noise issues of a hydraulic system with electromagnetic relief valve.

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