(10. IFK) 10th International. Fluid Power Conference. Wednesday, March 9. Volume 2 Conference: Group 1 2: Novel System Structures.

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1 10th International Fluid Power Conference (10. IFK) March 810, 2016 in Dresden Volume 2 Conference: Wednesday, March 9 Group 1 2: Novel System Structures Group 3 5: Pumps Group 4: Group 6: Thermal Behaviour Industrial Hydraulics

2 improving modular Index 9 Group 1 2: Novel System Structures 10 General Lecture: Novel System Architectures by Individual Drives 29 Jurgen Weber, TU Dresden, IFD, Germany 11 Green Wheel Loader fuel economy through efficient drive and control concepts 63 Markus Schneider, TU Dresden, IFD, Germany 12 Decentralized energysaving hydraulic concepts for mobile working machines 79 Johann Lodewyks, HSLU, CC Mechanical Systems, Switzerland 21 Electric hydrostatic actuation building blocks for industrial applications 93 Achim Helbig, Moog GmbH, Germany 22 Pressure Impulse Generation with Energy Recovery 103 Siegfried Rotthauser, IgH GmbH, Germany 23 Increased energy efficiency of hydraulic hybrid drives by means of a multichamber accumulator 117 Frank Bauer, HYDAC Technology GmbH, Germany 24 A complete analysis for single rod electro hydrostatic actuators 119 Hakan Qaliskan, Middle East Technical University, Turkey

3 Dresden 10 10th International Fluid Power Conference I 2016 Group 3 5: Pumps 30 General Lecture: Technologies and Innovations for Hydraulic Pumps 135 Monika Ivantysynova, Purdue University, Maha Fluid Power Research Center, USA 31 Swash plate pumps the key to the future 139 Gordon Mohn, Rexroth (Bosch Group), Germany 32 Customer focused development of a variable bentaxis pump/motor for open circuit hydrostatic transmissions, e.g. in hydraulic hybrid drives 151 Conny Hugosson, Parker Hannifin Manufacturing Sweden AB, Sweden 33 The control of an opencircuit, floating cup variable displacement pump 163 Peter Achten, INNAS, Netherlands 51 Tribolayer Tribological Contact between Cylinder Formation on Bronze CuSn12Ni2 in the and Control Plate in an Axial Piston Pump with Swashplate Design 251 Andreas Paulus, Bosch Rexroth AG, Germany 52 A Flow Control System for a Novel Concept of Variable Delivery External Gear Pump 263 Andrea Vacca, Purdue University, USA 53 Brimming bubbles? On an Innovative Piston Design of Dosing Pumps 277 Axel Muller, Thomas Magnete GmbH, Germany 54 The Impact of MicroSurface Shaping of the Piston on the Piston/Cylinder Interface of an Axial Piston Machine 289 Ashley Wondergem, Purdue University, USA 55 Bulk Modulus and Traction Effects in Hydraulic Pump and Motors 301 Paul Michael, Milwaukee School of Engineering, USA 56 Energy efficiency improvement by the application of nanostructured coatings on axial piston pump slippers 313 Giuseppe Rizzo, IMAMOTER C.N.R, Italy

4 the Index 11 Group 4: Thermal Behaviour 40 General Lecture: Thermo Energetic Design of Machine Tools and Requirements for Smart Fluid Power Systems 177 Christian Brecher, RWTH Aachen University, Laboratory for Machine Tools and Production Engineering (WZL), Germany 41 Thermoenergetic Analysis of the Fluid Systems in Cutting Machine Tools 195 Juliane Weber, TU Dresden, IFD, Germany 42 Comparison of HeatProperties and its Implications between StandardOil and BioOil 207 Marcel Ruckert, RWTH Aachen University, Institute for Fluid Power Drives and Controls (IFAS), Germany 43 Prediction of the thermo energetic behaviour of an electrohydraulic compact drive 219 Sebastian Michel, TU Dresden, IFD, Germany 44 a Thermal analysis of Direct Driven Hydraulics 235 Tatiana Minav, Aalto University, Finland Group 6: Industrial Hydraulics 61 Consistent automation solutions of Electrohydraulic Drives as contribution to Industry Albert Kbckemann, Bosch Rexroth AG, Germany 62 Adaptive process control for stabilizing the production process 341 Reinhard Schiffers, KrausMaffei Technologies GmbH, Germany 63 On the compensation of dynamic reaction forces in stationary machinery 353 Tobias Radermacher, TU Dresden, IFD, Germany 64 Improvement of hydraulic control quality for deep drawing presses through retrofit 367 Marcus Helmke, TRsystems GmbH, Germany 65 Potentials of Speed and Displacement Variable Pumps in Hydraulic Applications 379 Johannes Willkomm, Bosch Rexroth, Germany 66 Condition Monitoring for Hydraulic Power Units useroriented Step into industry Martin Laube, Bosch Rexroth AG, Germany

5 12 10th International Fluid Power Conference [ Dresden 2016 Group 7: Hydraulic Components 70 General Lecture: Electrohydraulic servovalves past, present, and future 405 Andrew Plummer, University of Bath, Department of Mechanical Engineering, UK 71 A new energy saving load adaptive counterbalance valve 425 Bernd Zahe, Sunhydraulik Deutschland, Germany 72 Development of an Electronically Controlled SelfTeaching Lift Valve Family 437 Eneko Goenechea, Bucher Hydraulics AG, Switzerland 73 Development of an innovative diaphragm accumulator design and assembly process 451 Thorsten Hillesheim, Freudenberg Sealing Technologies GmbH & Co. KG, Germany 74 Potential and application fields of lightweight hydraulic components in multimaterial design 463 Andreas Ulbricht, CG Rail GmbH, Germany 75 CFD Simulation and Measurement of Flow Forces Acting on a Spool Valve 473 Patrik Bordovsky, RWTH Aachen University, Institute for Fluid Power Drives and Controls (IFAS), Germany