Advancements in Fluid Power Technology: Sustainability, Electrification, and Digitalization
Description
This open access book contains contributions from the Global Fluid Power Society (GFPS) PhD Symposium 2024. It reflects the collaborative efforts of researchers who are dedicated to pushing the boundaries of fluid power research. The GFPS PhD symposium, established in 2016 as a biannual event, is a platform for exchanging ideas and insights related to fluid power technology, among young researchers. It serves as a focal point for the exploration of various technical topics related to fluid power, including components, systems, and applications. Fluid power technology undergoes a rapid transformation towards electrification and digitalization, requiring innovation and new technical solutions across the industry, in response to societal requirements on different aspects of sustainability. The book covers a range of topics that align with the symposium's theme: Advancements in Fluid Power Technology: Sustainability, Electrification, and Digitalization. The content encompasses a wide spectrum of subjects, including fluid power applications, control and automation, energy efficiency, electrification, and environmental sustainability. The book can be a valuable reference for researchers and professionals interested in fluid power research and allied fields.
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Persons
Petter Krus is Professor at the Division of Fluid and Mechatronic Systems (FLUMES) at Linköping University, Sweden. He received his Ph.D. in 1988 in the field of hydraulic control systems and was appointed full professor in Machine Design in 2001. He has a research focus on fluid power, engineering design, and systems simulation, with contributions to optimization and aeronautical applications. Professor Krus was awarded the Thulin Medal in Gold in 2022, by the Swedish Aerospace Association, for his contributions to Swedish aerospace technology and innovation.
Liselott Ericson is Professor at the Division of Fluid and Mechatronic Systems (FLUMES) at Linköping University, Sweden. She obtained her Ph.D. in 2012 on noise reduction in hydraulic pumps and motors. Her research expertise lies in the design of pumps and motors, electrification of mobile machinery, and the development of simulation and modelling methods for fluid power systems. Professor Ericson has is actively involved in projects advancing sustainable and efficient fluid power technologies.
Content
Chapter 1: Applications of Artificial Intelligence in fluid power.- Chapter 2: Control and automation in fluid power.- Chapter 3: Hydraulics Systems.- Chapter 4: Energy efficient, electrified.- Chapter 3: Hydraulic Components.- Chapter 5: Pumps/motors, Valves.- Chapter 6: Applications for renewable Energy.- Chapter 7: Safety and Reliability.- Chapter 8: Modelling and Simulation.