4 OLAER | EHV/EHVF
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P
2
2
V
C
P
1
1
V
B
P
0
0
V
A
V
V0 = Nitrogen capacity of the
accumulator
V1 = Gas volume at the minimum
hydraulic pressure
V2 = Gas volume at the maximum
hydraulic pressure
V = Returned and/or stored
volume between P1 and P2
P0 = Initial preload of the
accumulator
P1 = Gas pressure at the minimum
hydraulic pressure
P2 = Gas pressure at the maximum
hydraulic pressure
A - Bladder in the precharge position,
which means that it is only filled
with nitrogen. The anti-extrusion
system closes the hydraulic orifice
and prevents the destruction of
the bladder.
Maximum pressure differential : 4:1
B - Position at the minimum
operating pressure ; there must be a
certain amount of fluid between the
bladder and the hydraulic orifice,
such that the anti-extrusion system
does not close the hydraulic orifice.
Thus, P0 must always be < P1.
C - Position at the maximum
operating pressure. The volume dif-
ference
V between the minimum
and maximum positions of the
operating pressures represents the
working fluid quantity.
Operating principle
Operation of the OLAER gas loaded bladder accumulator is based on the considerable difference in compressibility
between a gas and a liquid, enabling a large quantity of energy to be stored in an extremely compact form. This
enables a liquid under pressure to be accumulated, stored and recovered at any time.
Its special design allows the bladder (the strategic component) to compress the gas and usually form into three lobes
in order for the accumulator to store, then to deliver the fluid under pressure, as required.
Your Benefits
• To increase your production rates thanks to large
instantaneous flow rates that only accumulators
can provide.
• Some spare power available at any time.
Example : EHV 50-330/90
Average flow : 650 L/min
Maximum pressure available: 320 Bar
Minimum pressure available: 250 Bar
Average power = Average flow x
Average pressure/600 = 308 kW
• The accumulator’s ability to run independently
reduces the installation cost while reducing your
equipment running cost.
• With an accumulator in compliance with
the European standard, your OLAER accumulator is
suitable for use in more than 35 countries making it
boundary friendly.
Technical Characteristics
The accumulator comprises a forged steel shell, a
rubber bladder and a fluid port assembly.
• Shell material options include alloyed steel,
stainless steel, aluminium, titanium and
composites.
• Various bladder materials available which are
compatible with a range of fluids and temperatures.
• Anti-extrusion system; fluidport assembly for
high pressure.
Taking into account the different needs of various
applications, Olaer offers different protections external
and/or internal: Bare metal, nickel plating, epoxy paint,
PTFE, Rilsan® and phenolic coating.
This extensive range enables us to offer accumulators
operating from – 50 to +150°C with pressures of up to
690 Bar and capacities of up to 57 litres.
As the market leader in bladder type accumulators,
Olaer has participated in the development of the
EN 14359:2006 standard, which specifies the material,
design, manufacturing, tests, safety devices and
documentation (including the instruction manual),
for pressure accumulators and gas bottles for
hydraulic applications.
Main Features