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    1. The document discusses an LUVD (Loop LUVD) system used in compact- and standard excavators, drag-line excavators, and spider excavators. The key features of the LUVD system are that it uses only one variable displacement pump for all functions, is easy to install and assemble, provides load independent movements, excellent fine control, high efficient swing control, and torque control plus priority for slew circuit. 2. The LUVD system provides commencement of movement and fine control that is independent of pressure and flow rate. The consumers do not influence one another. 3. The LUVD principle provides flow distribution that is independent of load pressure. It allows parallel

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    1. The document discusses an LUVD (Loop LUVD) system used in compact- and standard excavators, drag-line excavators, and spider excavators. The key features of the LUVD system are that it uses only one variable displacement pump for all functions, is easy to install and assemble, provides load independent movements, excellent fine control, high efficient swing control, and torque control plus priority for slew circuit. 2. The LUVD system provides commencement of movement and fine control that is independent of pressure and flow rate. The consumers do not influence one another. 3. The LUVD principle provides flow distribution that is independent of load pressure. It allows parallel

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    1. The document discusses an LUVD (Loop LUVD) system used in compact- and standard excavators, drag-line excavators, and spider excavators. The key features of the LUVD system are that it uses only one variable displacement pump for all functions, is easy to install and assemble, provides load independent movements, excellent fine control, high efficient swing control, and torque control plus priority for slew circuit. 2. The LUVD system provides commencement of movement and fine control that is independent of pressure and flow rate. The consumers do not influence one another. 3. The LUVD principle provides flow distribution that is independent of load pressure. It allows parallel

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    Training Center Workshop Manual

    Revised: 08.2004 1305 / 1505 / 1605 / 1705 Mobile

    1 Loop LUVD system

    Applications
    • Compact- and standard excavators
    • Drag-line excavators
    • Spider excavators

    Features
    • Only one variable displacement pump for all functions
    • Easy installation and assembly
    • Load independent movements
    • Excellent fine control
    • High efficient swing control
    • Torque control plus priority for slew circuit

    Chapter 7 Page 5 of 32
    Control block
    Workshop Manual Training Center
    1305 / 1505 / 1605 / 1705 Mobile Revised: 08.2004

    LUVD system

    Q[%]

    100

    50

    0
    1 2

    A1 A2

    Q = f (A)
    Δp1 = Δp2
    Nov 03; P Witt; BRM/VMK2; Atlas Terex

    1 - Fine metering
    2 - Spool stroke

    • Commencement of movement and fine control range independent of pressure and flow rate
    • The consumers do not influence one another

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    Training Center Workshop Manual
    Revised: 08.2004 1305 / 1505 / 1605 / 1705 Mobile

    Flow distribution

    80 Consumer I
    60 Qobjective = 80,0 l/min
    Qactual = 61,5 l/min
    40 ratio 0,77
    20
    t
    Q

    80
    Consumer II
    60 Qobjective = 50,0 l/min
    Qactual = 38,5 l/min
    40 ratio 0,77
    20
    t
    Q

    100
    Pump
    80 Qmax = 100,0 l/min
    60
    40
    20 t
    Nov. 03; P. Witt; BRM/VMK2; Atlas Terex

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    Workshop Manual Training Center
    1305 / 1505 / 1605 / 1705 Mobile Revised: 08.2004

    LUDV principle
    (flow distribution independent of load pressure)

    qV = f (.p, A)
    F1 F2
    F1 < F2
    P1 < P2

    Cover
    QV1
    Q V2 A1 > A2

    Δ p1 = Pp - P1’
    P1
    Δ p2 = Pp - P2’
    P2 p2 = P2’ = P1’
    Δ p1 = Δ p2 = Δ p

    Δ p = const.
    Δp3
    A1 und A2
    P1'(P2') P2'
    Δ p3 = P2 - P1
    Δp1 Δp2 qV1 = f (A1)
    A1 A2 qV2 = f (A2)

    qV1 A1
    qV2 = A2

    Nov 03; P Witt; BRM/VMK2; Atlas Terex

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    Revised: 08.2004 1305 / 1505 / 1605 / 1705 Mobile

    LUDV control features

    • Good fine control qualities


    • Consistent commencement of control (independent of pressure and flow rate)
    • Direct response characteristic
    • Losses low, resulting in economical use, even when operating with partial loads
    • Parallel operation of several consumers independent of load, also in the case of a saturation deficit

    Chapter 7 Page 9 of 32
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