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Numerical Approach to Solve Mobile Reservoir Design
Technical Paper
2021-01-0680
ISSN: 0148-7191, e-ISSN: 2688-3627
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Abstract
Mobile hydraulic machines are the unrecognized stars of the world. Digging the channels, loading the piles, excavating at various altitude and varying ambient are extremely tough work a machine does only with the help of hydraulics. Reservoirs to store the hydraulic oil plays key role in accomplishing these jobs. Most of the reservoir compromises with their shape and aesthetic due to compactness of the machine. The hydraulic reservoir performs various duties, the primary and obvious job of the reservoir is to hold the hydraulic fluid and used to circulate into the actuators of the system via pumps and valves whereas reservoirs are also responsible for providing enough surface area for the cooling of the hydraulic fluid. Over the year, physical testing is the only way for evaluating the effectiveness of the hydraulic reservoir, however with advancement in numerical techniques, like Multiphase 3D CFD approaches, this issue can be easily addressed by virtual analysis much ahead of the physical testing. The advantage of virtual validation saves huge cost and provide accuracy for future design. In this paper, a numerical simulation approach will be discussed to solve one of the construction complex reservoirs. The residence time and internal design modifications will be discussed to conclude the CFD approach along with the physical test verification.
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Dewangan, N., "Numerical Approach to Solve Mobile Reservoir Design," SAE Technical Paper 2021-01-0680, 2021, https://doi.org/10.4271/2021-01-0680.Data Sets - Support Documents
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