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Actual for You - Is an Air Over Oil System for You?
There are several aspects of an existing business that are taken into consideration when getting approved for factoring financial services. The information that is required from any factoring financial servicing company will revolve around average invoice size. This is a huge contributing factor as well as whether the invoices are domestic or international. This means that the company seeking factoring services sells their service or goods outside the boundaries of the home country. The payment terms that were implemented for the invoices will also be considered in assessing the risk factor. The final aspect that any factoring financial serv
Each of the oil tanks must contain enough oil to fill the cylinder during a complete stroke (an extension or retraction) without completely emptying the tank.
Each of the cylinder ports is connected to a fitting at the bottom of it’s own oil tank.
The air valve is connected to the air/oil tanks, one working port to each tank. The lines are connected to the fitting on the top of the air – oil tank.
The oil
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To produce consistent, smooth cylinder rod travel, or a consistent speed-of-stroke from end to end, cycle after cycle, then a traditional air cylinder just won’t do.
Changing conditions in your external cylinder load (friction – sideload for example), seal wear inside the cylinder, variations in the supply air pressure, pulsation from the compressor and many other factors will contribute to varying cylinder rod speed and smoothness.
Each time one of these factors inhibits the rod or tooling travel – even by a little bit - there will be a momentary hesitation in that rod travel as the air pressure inside the cylinder builds to the level necessary to overcome that inhibition. This changes cylinder rod speed and timing inconsistently and continuously.
The use of pneumatic flow controls will do much to reduce the impact of the speed and stroke time variations but they cannot ensure that your cylinder stroke and timing will be consistent all the time, as the air that they are throttling will compress as it’s being restricted, resulting in changing stroke speed and time. These changes will be less than if no flow controls were used, but if you need really consistent cylinder operation, then you need to consider alternates.
Consider a hydraulic system.
A hydraulic cylinder uses oil which is theoretically incompressible. With hydraulic flow controls lowering the cylinder speed and time-of-stroke below the available hydraulic force from the power-pack, you can be virtually certain of consistent stroking every time.
There are many circumstances, not the least of which is cost, that make an all-hydraulic system unacceptable. If that is the case, then the next option to deliver stroke-to-stroke consistent speed and timing is to use an air over oil system.
This system will use air pressure to drive oil into a cylinder and, since oil is not compressible, flow controls controlling the oil exiting the cylinder will ensure a smooth, consistent stroke every cycle.
An air –oil system will consist of:
-an air - hydraulic cylinder of choice
-two air - oil tanks
-two hydraulic flow controls
-a two position four or five ported air valve or two 2 positions 3-way valves
-necessary lines and fittings to connect the oil tanks to cylinder and valve to the oil tanks
-hydraulic oil
Check with the air cylinder vendor to ensure that their cylinder can be used in an air-oil application. Most can. The pressures generated are usually well within the safety factor for pneumatic cylinders which are much less costly than hydraulic cylinders.
Each of the oil tanks must contain enough oil to fill the cylinder during a complete stroke (an extension or retraction) without completely emptying the tank.
Each of the cylinder ports is connected to a fitting at the bottom of it’s own oil tank.
The air valve is connected to the air/oil tanks, one working port to each tank. The lines are connected to the fitting on the top of the air – oil tank.
The oil
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Each time one of these factors inhibits the rod or tooling travel – even by a little bit - there will be a momentary hesitation in that rod travel as the air pressure inside the cylinder builds to the level necessary to overcome that inhibition. This changes cylinder rod speed and timing inconsistently and continuously.
The use of pneumatic flow controls will do much to reduce the impact of the speed and stroke time variations but they cannot ensure that your cylinder stroke and timing will be consistent all the time, as the air that they are throttling will compress as it’s being restricted, resulting in changing stroke speed and time. These changes will be less than if no flow controls were used, but if you need really consistent cylinder operation, then you need to consider alternates.
Consider a hydraulic system.
A hydraulic cylinder uses oil which is theoretically incompressible. With hydraulic flow controls lowering the cylinder speed and time-of-stroke below the available hydraulic force from the power-pack, you can be virtually certain of consistent stroking every time.
There are many circumstances, not the least of which is cost, that make an all-hydraulic system unacceptable. If that is the case, then the next option to deliver stroke-to-stroke consistent speed and timing is to use an air over oil system.
This system will use air pressure to drive oil into a cylinder and, since oil is not compressible, flow controls controlling the oil exiting the cylinder will ensure a smooth, consistent stroke every cycle.
An air –oil system will consist of:
-an air - hydraulic cylinder of choice
-two air - oil tanks
-two hydraulic flow controls
-a two position four or five ported air valve or two 2 positions 3-way valves
-necessary lines and fittings to connect the oil tanks to cylinder and valve to the oil tanks
-hydraulic oil
Check with the air cylinder vendor to ensure that their cylinder can be used in an air-oil application. Most can. The pressures generated are usually well within the safety factor for pneumatic cylinders which are much less costly than hydraulic cylinders.
Each of the oil tanks must contain enough oil to fill the cylinder during a complete stroke (an extension or retraction) without completely emptying the tank.
Each of the cylinder ports is connected to a fitting at the bottom of it’s own oil tank.
The air valve is connected to the air/oil tanks, one working port to each tank. The lines are connected to the fitting on the top of the air – oil tank.
The oil
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Consider a hydraulic system.
A hydraulic cylinder uses oil which is theoretically incompressible. With hydraulic flow controls lowering the cylinder speed and time-of-stroke below the available hydraulic force from the power-pack, you can be virtually certain of consistent stroking every time.
There are many circumstances, not the least of which is cost, that make an all-hydraulic system unacceptable. If that is the case, then the next option to deliver stroke-to-stroke consistent speed and timing is to use an air over oil system.
This system will use air pressure to drive oil into a cylinder and, since oil is not compressible, flow controls controlling the oil exiting the cylinder will ensure a smooth, consistent stroke every cycle.
An air –oil system will consist of:
-an air - hydraulic cylinder of choice
-two air - oil tanks
-two hydraulic flow controls
-a two position four or five ported air valve or two 2 positions 3-way valves
-necessary lines and fittings to connect the oil tanks to cylinder and valve to the oil tanks
-hydraulic oil
Check with the air cylinder vendor to ensure that their cylinder can be used in an air-oil application. Most can. The pressures generated are usually well within the safety factor for pneumatic cylinders which are much less costly than hydraulic cylinders.
Each of the oil tanks must contain enough oil to fill the cylinder during a complete stroke (an extension or retraction) without completely emptying the tank.
Each of the cylinder ports is connected to a fitting at the bottom of it’s own oil tank.
The air valve is connected to the air/oil tanks, one working port to each tank. The lines are connected to the fitting on the top of the air – oil tank.
The oil
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This system will use air pressure to drive oil into a cylinder and, since oil is not compressible, flow controls controlling the oil exiting the cylinder will ensure a smooth, consistent stroke every cycle.
An air –oil system will consist of:
-an air - hydraulic cylinder of choice
-two air - oil tanks
-two hydraulic flow controls
-a two position four or five ported air valve or two 2 positions 3-way valves
-necessary lines and fittings to connect the oil tanks to cylinder and valve to the oil tanks
-hydraulic oil
Check with the air cylinder vendor to ensure that their cylinder can be used in an air-oil application. Most can. The pressures generated are usually well within the safety factor for pneumatic cylinders which are much less costly than hydraulic cylinders.
Each of the oil tanks must contain enough oil to fill the cylinder during a complete stroke (an extension or retraction) without completely emptying the tank.
Each of the cylinder ports is connected to a fitting at the bottom of it’s own oil tank.
The air valve is connected to the air/oil tanks, one working port to each tank. The lines are connected to the fitting on the top of the air – oil tank.
The oil
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Each of the oil tanks must contain enough oil to fill the cylinder during a complete stroke (an extension or retraction) without completely emptying the tank.
Each of the cylinder ports is connected to a fitting at the bottom of it’s own oil tank.
The air valve is connected to the air/oil tanks, one working port to each tank. The lines are connected to the fitting on the top of the air – oil tank.
The oil tanks must be installed higher than the cylinder they are supplying.
When the air valve is shifted, air flows down one air line to it’s air/oil tank. The compressed air fills the top of the air – oil pressure tank, and exerts force on the oil in that tank. The oil then flows through the line to the cylinder, either extending or retracting the rod, depending on which line it flows to.
The flow controls, one installed on each of the cylinder lines, will dampen the flow of the oil to provide smooth, consistent stroking of the cylinder rod.
When the valve is shifted in the other direction, the air flows down the other valve line to the other tank, and the cycle repeats.
Each time the valve shifts, the oil being driven into the cylinder from one tank pushes the cylinder piston towards the other end of the cylinder, and that piston drives the oil on the other side back up the line to the other air – oil tank.
With a properly installed air over oil system as described will provide the cylinder stroke speed and consistency that you desire for your application.
Depending on the cylinder cycle speed, each time the valve shifts, a minute amount of oil may exhaust with the air. A re-classifier should be plumbed to the valve’s exhaust port(s). This device will strip the exhaust air of oil for re-use or disposal.
Trying to drive an air – oil system at too high a speed could cause the oil to boil in the tank generating a significant amount of air bubbles in the oil, which will be detrimental to the use of the system to control cylinder speed and time.
There are many qualified FPDA (Fluid Power Distributors of America) suppliers of air – oil systems, and they will be able to match the system to your requirements.
And as always, if you have questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me through the contact page on my site.
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