Track Tension 50 / 80 bar Travel Brake 30 bar + 2nd Speed 50 bar
Travel Brake + 2nd Speed (Shuttle Valve!)
Travel 0-360 bar (4 times)
Undercarriage Greasing
Travel 0-360 bar
Travel Main Valves and Proportional Valves
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Travel Proportional Valves
Travel Valve Travel Valve
Case Drain Lines and Retarder Valve Sensing Lines
Retarder Valve Sensing Lines
Retarder Valve Sensing Lines
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Travel Supply to Undercarriage
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P1/P7
P2/P8
Case Drain
Travel Brake and 2nd Speed
Secondary Relief Valve 370 bar
Travel Pressure Boost on Main Pumps
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Travel Boost (Solenoid -2Y24 - 40 bar) “DZ”
2
The solenoid valve (-2Y24) operates the pressure cut-off valves of the main pumps 1+7 and 2+8, so that the travel pressure is increased. 320bar + 40bar = 360bar
4
1
3 8
7
6
5
Travel Motor
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Operating Pressure = 320 + 40 bar = 360 bar
Displacement Control Piston
Travel Park Brake
45 bar
Flushing Valve (Cooling) 2nd Speed Control Valve
1st Speed
=>
250 cm³ Displacement
=>
High Torque
~1,5 km/h
2nd Speed =>
170 cm³ Displacement
=>
Lower Torque
~2,0 km/h
Travel Motor
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2nd Speed Connection
Flushing Valve (Cooling)
Travel Brake
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Seals
Springs
Piston Discs
30 / 50 bar Brake Release Pressure
Travel Motor
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Travel Park Brakes Flushing Valve (Cooling)
2nd Speed Connection
Flushing Valve (Cooling)
Pedals
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CMS
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LH Adr.: 0
RH Adr.: 1
Clam Adr.: 2
LH Adr.: 3
RH Adr.: 4
CAN Bus for Operator Controls
Proportional Valves
CAN Bus to Drive Controllers and BCS
Servo System – Travel Proportional Valves Servo Pump 2+3
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Servo Pumps 1+4
Travel Proportional Valves The travel proportional valves are supplied by 35 bar servo pressure. They are controlled by the foot pedal deflection (CanBus). The servo controller box coverts this signal into a c urrent (70-650mA) which is active on the coil of the valve. The valve outlets (0-35bar) are connected to the travel main valves and control the position of the valve s pool. Left forward: -2Y14 Left reverse: -2Y13 Right forward: -2Y12 Right reverse: -2Y11
Servo System – LH Block
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-2Y22 -2Y17 -2Y23
Pilot 60 bar
-2Y18
35 bar Supply to prop. valves
Tank Swing Balance Valve 35 bar
2nd Speed 50 bar
Servo Pump 1+4 Travel Park Brake 30 bar Pump Regulation Swing Park Brake 50 bar
50 bar
Pilot 35 bar
Servo System – LH Block
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Swing Balance Valve Supply - 35 bar This Valves reduces the 60 bar servo Pressure to 35 bar as supply on the p-port of the swing balance valve. 2nd speed travelling – 50 bar When the operator shifts the switch in the cab f rom 'low speed' (turtle) to 'high speed’ (rabbit), the pressure in the line to the travel park brake and travel motor regulator is increased to 50 bar and the regulators are shifted to low displacement. The 50 bar overcomes the 30 bar at the shuttle valve on the rotary joint and the 2nd speed is active. (Solenoid -2Y22) Travel Park Brake
– 30
bar
The travel park brake is spring applied and hydraulically released. The brake is released fully, if we use a pressure of 30 bar. The solenoid valve -2Y17 is energized and oil enters the travel park brake piston via the rotary joint. T hey are released and held in the released position. The pressure is reduced to 30 bar to be sure that the brake is open. Swing Park Brake - 50 bar The swing park brake is spring applied and hydraulically released. In the de-energized position of solenoid -2Y23, the swing brake is connected to tank. => Brakes are applied. When the swing brake is released, -2Y23 is energized and 50 bar is supplied to the swing brakes, overcoming the spring tension => brakes are released. Note: You must not stop the swing movement by using the swing park brake!!! This will occur heavy demolition on the brake disks ! Pump regulation – 50 bar This valves supplies 50 bar pressure to the pump control proportional valve. Pilot Pressure 60 bar This relief valve limits the incoming pressure from Servo Pump 1+4 to 60 bar. Servo On/Off (Solenoid -2Y18 - 35 bar) This solenoid is operated by the seat switch and switches the 35 bar Pressure supply to the consumers on or off.
Servo System – RH Block Pilot 50 bar
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Track Tensioning 80 bar Travel Boost 40 bar
Servo Pump 2+3
80 bar Ladder, Clam Boost Service Arm, 40 bar Grease System
Tank
P-Port Main Pumps -2Y18
Pilot 100 bar
-2Y24 -2Y20 -2Y27
Servo System – RH Block
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P-Port on Main Pumps This outlet is used to supply the main pumps with an initial pressure on the p-Port of each main pump. (X2 Port on older pumps). Servo On/Off (Solenoid -2Y18 - 50 bar) This solenoid is operated by the seat switch and switches the 50 bar Pressure supply to the consumers on or off.
Travel Boost (Solenoid -2Y24 - 40 bar) The solenoid valve (-2Y24) operates the pressure cut-off valves of main pumps 1 + 7 / 2 + 8 so that the pressure is increased to 320bar + 40bar = 360 bar . Track Tensioning (Solenoid -2Y120 – (80 bar) This valve increases the track tensioning pressure from 50bar to 80 bar. This causes a pressure release in the track tensioning system.
Clam Boost (Solenoid -2Y27 – 40 bar) The solenoid (-2Y27) operates the pressure cut-off valves of the main pumps 4 + 6, so that the clam pressure is increased to 320bar + 40bar = 360 bar
80 bar Outlet Port This outlet is used to supply the hydraulic ladder, the service arm and the automatic lubrication system. .
Travel Schematic
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P1/P7 P3/P5
P4/P6 P2/P8 0 – 360 bar => Travel Pressure Boost 30 / 50 bar (Travel Park Brake and 2nd Speed) 60/80 bar (Track Tensioning)
Secondary Relief Valves
Forward direction. RHS cross-over relief valve. The test point is at the RHS rear of the block.
Reverse direction. RHS test point. The relief valve is at the top rear of the block
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Reverse direction. LHS cross-over relief valves. The test point is at the LHS rear of the block.
Forward direction. LHS test point. The relief valve is at the lower rear of the block.
Condition: RH Forward
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r e l l o r t n o C o v r e S
24 Volt
0 – 650mA
0 – 35 bar
Condition: RH Forward
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1st Speed Forward
Service Training
45 bar
0 – 360 bar => Travel Pressure Boost 30 bar Servo Pressure (Travel Park Brake released) Tank
2nd Speed Forward
0 – 360 bar => Travel Pressure Boost 50 bar Servo Pressure (Travel Park Brake released and 2nd Speed) Tank
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Condition: RH Reverse
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r e l l o r t n o C o v r e S
24 Volt
0 – 650mA
0 – 35 bar
Condition: RH Reverse
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1st Speed Reverse
Service Training
45 bar
0 – 360 bar => Travel Pressure Boost 30 bar Servo Pressure (Travel Park Brake released) Tank
2nd Speed Reverse
0 – 360 bar => Travel Pressure Boost 50 bar Servo Pressure (Travel Park Brake released and 2nd Speed) Tank
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Condition: Forward Downhill
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Retarder Valves
Service Training
HP Oil From Main Pump 0-340 bar Low Pressure Return Oil Restricted Oil
Retarder OFF
Retarder ON
Retarder Valves
Pump Pressure
High Pressure Pressure reduced due
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Track Tensioning
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Track Tensioning
Service Training
50 / 80 bar Supply Track Tension Cylinder Tank Return
Shock Relief Valves (330 bar)
Accumulator
Isolation Valve
Pilot Operated check Valves
70 bar Switching Valve
Status 1: System loaded by Servo Pump (50 bar)
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Servo Pump supplies Track Tensioning System with 50 bar A
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