RE 92058/2022-08-02, BoschRexrothAG
37 Axial piston units with DS2 secondary control | A4VSG Series 10 and 3x
Project planning notes
Project planning notes
▶ The axial piston variable pump A4VSG is intended for
use in aclosed circuit.
▶ The project planning, installation and commissioning
of the axial piston unit requires the involvement of
skilled personnel.
▶ Before using the axial piston unit, please read the
corresponding instruction manual completely and
thoroughly. If necessary, this can be requested from
BoschRexroth.
▶ Before finalizing your design, please request abinding
installation drawing.
▶ The specified data and notes contained herein must be
observed.
▶ Depending on the operating conditions of the
axialpiston unit (working pressure, fluid temperature),
the characteristic curve may shift.
▶ The characteristic curvemay also shift due to the
dither frequency or control electronics.
▶ Preservation: Our axial piston units are supplied as
standard with preservation protection for amaximum
of 12months. If longer preservation protection is
required (maximum 24months), please specify this in
plain text when placing your order. The preservation
periods apply under optimal storage conditions,
details of which can be found in the datasheet90312
or the instruction manual.
▶ Not all versions of the product are approved for
use in safety functions according to ISO13849.
Please consult the proper contact at BoschRexroth
ifyou require reliability parameters (e.g.MTTF
d
)
for functional safety.
▶ Depending on the type of control used,
electromagnetic effects can be produced when using
solenoids. Applying adirect voltage signal (DC)
to solenoids does not create electromagnetic
interference (EMI) nor is the solenoid affected by EMI.
Electromagnetic interference (EMI) potential exists
when operating and controlling asolenoid with
amodulated direct voltage signal (e.g.PWM signal)
Appropriate testing and measures should be taken by
the machine manufacturer to ensure other components
or operators (e.g.with pacemaker) are not affected by
this potential.
▶ Pressure controllers are not safeguards against
pressure overload. Be sure to add apressure relief
valve to the hydraulic system.
▶ For controllers requiring external pilot pressure,
sufficient control fluid must be provided to the
associated ports to ensure the required pilot pressures
for the respective controller function. These controllers
are subject to leakage due to their design. An increase
in control fluid demand has to be anticipated over the
total operating time. The design of the control fluid
supply must thus be sufficiently large. If the control
fluid is too low, the respective controller function may
be impaired and undesired system behavior may result.
▶ For drives that are operated for along period of time
with constant rotational speed, the natural frequency
of the hydraulic system can be stimulated by the
excitation frequency of the pump (rotational speed
frequencyx9). This can be prevented with suitably
designed hydraulic lines.
▶ Please note the details regarding the tightening
torques of port threads and other threaded joints in
the instruction manual.
▶ The ports and fastening threads are designed for the
p
max
permissible pressures of the respective ports,
seethe connection tables. The machine or system
manufacturer must ensure that the connecting
elements and lines correspond to the specified
application conditions (pressure, flow, hydraulic fluid,
temperature) with the necessary safety factors.
▶ The service ports and function ports are only intended
to accommodate hydraulic lines.