Better model for a hydraulic motor

In summary, the conversation is about finding a better mathematical model for the torque output of Eaton 760 series fixed displacement hydraulic motors. The suggestion is made to check the MATLAB site for code examples that can be used to create a customized model. Other potential avenues for assistance include posting on the mathworks forum or exploring Julia programming, which has libraries for differential equations. It is noted that a license for MATLAB may be expensive.
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edwaugh
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Hi all,
We are doing some work with Eaton 760 series fixed displacement hydraulic motors and are looking for a better mathematical model for the torque output. Does anyone know a good place to look? Something that includes differential pressure and temperature would be ideal.
Thanks
Ed
 
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Have you checked on the MATLAB site? A lot of ME folks use MATLAB to do these kinds of modeling.

MATLAB has a lot of code examples that you might be able to cobble together a model suited to your needs.
 
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jedishrfu said:
Have you checked on the MATLAB site? A lot of ME folks use MATLAB to do these kinds of modeling.

MATLAB has a lot of code examples that you might be able to cobble together a model suited to your needs.
Thanks I will take a look. The things are saw so far focussed on quite idealised models and how they interact in a whole system.
 
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You could post a query on mathworks or call their support citing an interest in their product to do your modeling and see what they say.

Be aware that a license may cost much more than a student license.

Another possible avenue is to look at Julia programming. It’s quite popular for modeling and has many libraries that support differential equations. Julia is and open source programming language and was developed by MIT folks.Perhaps a post on their discussion forum will yield some help.
 

1. What is a hydraulic motor and how does it work?

A hydraulic motor is a mechanical device that converts hydraulic pressure into rotational mechanical energy. It works by using the force of pressurized fluid to move a piston, which in turn rotates a shaft to power machinery.

2. What makes a hydraulic motor a better model?

A better model for a hydraulic motor would have improved efficiency, higher torque output, and longer lifespan compared to traditional models. It may also have additional features such as variable speed control and better adaptability to different hydraulic systems.

3. What are the benefits of using a hydraulic motor?

Using a hydraulic motor can provide a more compact and powerful source of mechanical energy compared to electric motors. It also allows for precise control and smooth operation, making it ideal for heavy-duty applications in industries such as construction and manufacturing.

4. What are some common challenges in designing a better hydraulic motor?

Some common challenges in designing a better hydraulic motor include reducing friction and heat generation, improving sealing to prevent leaks, and finding the right balance between speed and torque output. Designers also need to consider the specific requirements and limitations of different hydraulic systems.

5. How can a better hydraulic motor contribute to sustainable development?

A better hydraulic motor can contribute to sustainable development by reducing energy consumption and emissions in industries that heavily rely on mechanical power. It can also help improve the efficiency of hydraulic systems, leading to less waste and better resource management.

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