MODELING OF HYDRAULIC ACCUMULATOR IN HYDROSTATIC REGENERATIVE BRAKING SYSTEM
Keywords:
hydro accumulator, recuperation, hydraulic pump/motor, gas/liquid chamber, high pressure, inert/nitrogen gasAbstract
This paper presents the mathematical model of the hydraulic accumulator, one of the key components of the hydrostatic regenerative braking system. The study focuses on the changes in thermodynamic parameters that occur during the compression of nitrogen gas due to the movement of oil inside the hydraulic accumulator. Specifically, the variations in pressure, temperature, density, and volume of the gas within the accumulator are analyzed. The findings provide valuable insights into the performance of the hydraulic accumulator, which can be used to optimize technological processes and aid in the design of hydrostatic systems. This work lays an important foundation for scientific developments aimed at enhancing the efficiency of hydrostatic braking systems and their wider implementation in practice.
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