Orbitrol Stuureenheden
Orbitrol Stuureenheden
Orbitrol Stuureenheden
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Information contained in this publication is accurate as of the publication date and is subject to change without notice. Performance values are typical values. Customers are responsible for selecting products for their applications using normal engineering methods.
SERIES 5
The steering control unit (SCU) is fully fluid linked. This means there is no mechanical connection between the steering unit, the pump and the steering cylinders. The unit consists of a manually operated directional control servo valve and feedback meter element in a single body. It is used principally for fluid linked power steering systems but it can be used for some servo-type applications or any application where visual positioning is required. The close coupled, rotary action valve performs all necessary fluid directing functions with a small number of moving parts. The manually actuated valve is coupled with the mechanical drive to the meter gear. The control is lubricated and protected by the power fluid in the system and can operate in many environments.
Char-Lynn power steering control units offer the following advantages: Minimizes steering linkagereduces cost, provides flexibility in design. Provides complete isolation of load forces from the control stationprovides operator comfort. Provides continuous, unlimited control action with very low input torque. Provides a wide selection of control circuits and meter sizes. Can work with many kinds of power steering pumps or fluid supply.
Char-Lynn
(200-XXXX-XXX, 220-XXXX-XXX)
(236-XXXX-XXX)
Torque Generator
SERIES 217, 227 Displacement Flow Pressure 76 - 160 cm3/r 15 l/min 69 and 172 bar 4.7 - 9.6 in3/r 4 GPM 1000 and 2500 PSI
Char-Lynn torque generators have been completely redesigned to meet the needs of the changing marketplace. These torque generators have served the industry well, providing:
Power assist for vehicle steering Power assist on gates and valves, eliminating the large hand wheels Powerful rotary motion with effortless manual rotary input on numerous other applications Todays market includes power steering on electric lift trucks. These new torque generators have been designed with features that greatly improve the operators comfort as well as the vehicles performance.
Large indexing tables Manually operated gates and valves Manual positioning devices Mechanical steering systems Turntables
STEERING COLUMNS (204-XXXX-XXX) Jacket Length Horn Wire Upper Ends 56 - 836 mm with and without 10 Upper End Types 2.2 - 33 inch with and without 10 Upper End Types
Char-Lynn columns can be custom built to your exact specifications. The column and mounting flange is of a sturdy single weldment design. These columns have high thrust and side load capacity with low shaft torsional friction. A tilt column is also available.
Hydraulic Circuit Explanation Neutral Circuits: Open Center and Open Center Power Beyond
Open Center
Simplest, most economical system Uses a fixed displacement pump In neutral position pump and tank are connected Most suitable on smaller type vehicles
Open Center Power Beyond
The following special considerations should be addressed when applying power beyond steering: Auxiliary valves (connected to PB) must be open center type. Slight bump or kick may be felt in steering wheel when auxiliary functions are activated during steering operations. Pump flow not used for steering is available at power beyond (PB) outlet, except at steering stops where total pump flow goes over the system relief valve. Avoid auxiliary functions that require constant flow while steering. Flow is only directed to the tank port when steering is operated. Avoid systems where return flow from tank port is used for auxiliary functions. Inlet pressure to the steering unit will be the higher of steering system pressure or auxiliary valve pressure. Generally avoid systems where heavy use of auxiliary functions occur while steering.
Applications
L Gerotor
The power beyond steering control unit supplies steering and auxiliary valve functions. The power beyond unit is used on medium pressure, open center (fixed displacement pump) systems. When not steering, the power beyond unit directs all inlet flow to the auxiliary circuit. However once steering is initiated, part of the auxiliary flow is diverted to steering. Since steering has priority, all flow, if required, will be diverted to steering. The tank port of the steering unit has flow only when steering is operated. Thus, flow out of the auxiliary (PB) port and the tank port will fluctuate or stop depending on steering input.
L Gerotor
Closed Center
In neutral position pump and tank are disconnected Most suitable on large construction equipment
L R
Typical applications where neutral bleed is required are: Remote steering position from power source. Extended engine idle operation when vehicle is parked. High duty cycle operation sharing a common reservoir with the steering circuit.
Applications
Closed Center Steering Control Units are available with and without neutral bleed feature. Most applications may not require the bleed feature, however, the maximum temperature differential between components within the steering circuit must not exceed specification (50 F or 28 C). Order unit with the bleed feature if the temperature differential may exceed this limit. The neutral bleed feature allows a small flow of fluid to pass through the unit when in neutral to reduce the thermal differential.
Construction Industry
Char-Lynn load sensing power steering uses conventional or load sensing power supplies to achieve load sensing steering. The use of a load sensing steering unit and a priority valve in a normal power steering circuit offers the following advantages: Provides smooth pressure compensated steering because load variations in the steering circuit do not affect axle response or maximum steering rate. Provides true power beyond system capability by splitting the system into two independent circuits. Pressure transients are isolated in each circuit. Only the flow required by the steering maneuver goes to the steering circuit. Flow not required for steering is available for use in the auxiliary circuits. Provides reliable operation because the steering circuit always has flow and pressure priority. Char-Lynn load sensing steering control units and priority valves can be used with open center, closed center or load sensing systems. Use in an open center system with a fixed displacement pump or a closed center system with a pressure compensated pump, offers many of the features of a load sensing system. Excess flow is available for auxiliary circuits. Listed below are the components of a typical load sensing control circuit and a brief application description. PumpMay be fixed displacement, pressure compensated, or flow and pressure compensated design.
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Priority ValveSized for design pressure drop at maximum pump output flow rate and priority flow requirements. The minimum control pressure must assure adequate steering flow rate and must be matched with the steering control unit. A dynamic signal priority valve must be used with a dynamic signal steering control unit. Steering Control Unit Designed for specific rated flows and control pressures. It must be matched with a control pressure in the priority valve to obtain maximum steering rates. Higher flow rates require higher control pressures. Neutral internal bleed assures component temperature equalization. LS LineA LS line is always needed to sense pressure downstream from the variable control orifice in the steering control unit. This is balanced by an internal passage to the opposite side of the priority control spool. The total system performance depends on careful consideration of the control pressure chosen and pressure drop in the CF line. Steering Relief Valve Must be factory set at least 10 bar [145 PSl] above the maximum steering cylinder pressure requirement. Most of the flow will be directed to the auxiliary circuit (EF) when the relief setting is exceeded. System Main Relief ValveA pressure relief valve for the auxiliary circuit and/or a main safety valve for the protection of the pump is recommended and sized for the maximum pump output flow rate. If a main relief valve is used, it must be set above the priority circuit steering relief valve pressure setting.
Steering Cylinder
Manual Input
L T
LS LS T DS
PP
Main Relief
LS DS PP CF EF
Load Sensing Dynamic Signal Pilot Pressure Control Flow Excess Flow
Two types of load sensing signal systems are availableDynamic and Static.
Dynamic SignalUsed for more difficult applications. The dynamic signal systems offer the following benefits: Faster steering response. Improved cold weather start-up performance. Increased flexibility to solve problems related to system performance and stability.
Dynamic Signal
Load Sensing (Dynamic Signal) Steering Control Unit (non-load reaction) T LS P EF High Pressure Carryover to Auxiliary Circuit with Open Center Valve(s) Priority Valve (Dynamic Signal) LS CF T
Fixed Displacement Pump Load Sensing Steering System with Fixed Displacement Pump (Open Center Circuit)
Dynamic Signal
Load Sensing (Dynamic Signal) Steering Control Unit (non-load reaction) T LS P EF LS CF T Auxiliary Circuit with Load Sensing Valve(s) Priority Valve (Dynamic Signal) Pilot Signal from Auxiliary Circuit Pressure and Flow Compensated Pump
Shuttle Valve
Load Sensing Steering System with Pressure and Flow Compensated Pump (Closed Center, Load Sensing Circuit)
Static SignalUsed for conventional applications where response or circuit stability is not a problem. The load sensing pilot line should not exceed 2 meters [6 feet] in length.
Static Signal
Load Sensing (Static Signal) Steering Control Unit (non-load reaction) T LS P EF LS CF T Auxiliary Circuit with Open Center Valve(s) Priority Valve (Static Signal) Fixed Displacement Pump
Load Sensing Steering System with Fixed Displacement Pump (Open Center Circuit)
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Hydraulic Circuit Explanation Work Circuits: Non-Load Reaction and Load Reaction
Non-Load Reaction
A non-load reaction steering unit blocks the cylinder ports in neutral, holding the axle position whenever the operator releases the steering wheel.
A load reaction steering unit couples the cylinder ports internally (in the neutral position) with the meter gear set. Axle forces are then allowed to return the steering wheel to its approximate original position. Comparable to automobile steering, gradually releasing the wheel mid turn will allow the steering wheel to spin back as the vehicle straightens.
The cylinder system used with load reaction units must have equal oil volume displaced in both directions. The cylinders should be a parallel pair (as shown) or one double rod end unit. Do not use with a single unequal area cylinder system.
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Integral valves are available for the Char-Lynn steering control unit. Included are: Inlet Relief Valve, Cylinder Port Shock Valves, LS-Relief Valve, and Anti-Cavitation Valves for cylinder ports. In addition, a Manual Steering Check Valve for limited manual steering is included. The integral valves eliminate the need for a separate valve block, and provides versatility to meet any steering circuit standard.
Valve Description:
1 Anti-cavitation check valve for cylinder ports (R & L) protects steering circuit against vacuum (cavitation) conditions. 2 Cylinder Port Relief Valves(R & L) protects hoses against pressure surge created by ground forces on the steered axle. 3 Manual Steering Check Valveconverts unit to a hand operated pump for limited manual steering. Included in all units except Series 20, 25, and 40.** 4 Inlet Relief Valvelimits maximum pressure drop across the steering unit protecting the steering circuit. 5 Inlet Check Valve prevents oil from returning through the steering unit when pressure on the cylinder side is greater than pressure on the inlet side to prevent steering wheel kick. 6 LS-Relief ValveLimits maximum pressure in the steering circuit (LS units only)
**Steering units with displacements larger than 185 cm 3/r [11.3 in3/r] may require a separate power source for limited operation.
1 2
3 4 5
EF
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Description
Use of Graph
The steering control unit can provide steering flow when the pump or engine fails. It will pump oil through the meter (gerotor) as the operator applies input or torque to the steering wheel which provides limited manual steering. This feature is available in all steering models except for Series 25 and 40.
1. Determine steering work port pressure required to preform the desired steering maneuver from vehicle test data. This defines the approximate manual steering pressure level required. Find this value on the vertical axis and construct a horizontal line on the graph.
1-3 RPM
60 120 [7.3]
[ 600] 2. Find the input torque limit on the horizontal axis. [PSI] Follow this vertically until it crosses the required pressure line of step 1. [ 400] 3. The maximum steering unit displacement is identified by the first angled line to the left of [ 200] this intersection.
160 [9.7]
40 bar 30
185 [11.3]
20
10
Manual Input Torque Nm [lb-ft] 1) Maximum flow less than 7,6 l/min [2 GPM]. 2) Actual steering pressures required and manual steering capabilities must be verified with vehicle testing. The above curves are intended as a design guide only.
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Description
Eatons 2-Speed technology offers two operatorselectable metered modes at any time, with the touch of a button or the flip of a switch, and provides the operator flexibility to significantly improve the overall steering experience. 2-Speed technology is available on the Series 10 Steering Control Unit (SCU).
Dual Steering Modes
Typically, the gerotor between the SCU housing and the shift valve is the smaller gerotor (first gerotor). The shift valve is activated by the operator, which allows or prevents flow to the second gerotor. A separate solenoid valve provides the pressure pilot signal to shift the aforementioned valve. The OEM will define and provide the operator switch to activate the solenoid valve.
Metered Steering Mode 1 The steering unit operates the same as a traditional hydrostatic steering control unit. Steering (flow) is a function of steering wheel rotations (rpm). Metered (gerotor) steering provides precise, responsive, and smooth steering. All the flow is metered by the first gerotor, resulting in a greater number of turns lock-to-lock. In case of pressure loss, the shift valve automatically prevents flow to the second gerotor and emergency steering is available via the first gerotor.
Metered Steering Mode 2 The steering unit operates the same as a traditional hydrostatic steering control unit, except the flow is metered for a combined displacement of two gerotors. As with Mode 1, steering (flow) is a function of steering wheel rotations. As the total displacement per rotation is the sum of the two gerotor displacements, the number of turns lock-to-lock may be significantly decreased. Operator effort is greatly reduced during the work cycle. The number of turns lock-to-lock could go down to 0.5, where the ratio of the two gerotor displacements could vary from 1:1 to as high as 5:1, providing great flexibility in the design.
Benefits
Manual steering capability in unpowered mode (emergency steering) Steering flow is always proportional to steering speed Allows for excellent roadability and operator selectable quick-steer for work cycles
Features
Open Center, Load Sense All Integral Valves Wide Angle Max System pressure: 241 Bar [3500 psi]
Applications
All Ackerman Steering Tractors, Telehandlers, Sweepers, Forestry Equipment, Backhoes, Loaders Sprayers, Combines, Motor Graders
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Description
The dual displacement steering control unit allows manufacturers of off road vehicles to retain manual steering capabilities while reducing the number of components in their system. By using two displacements in one unit we offer a better solution to manually steer a vehicle in an unpowered mode without the need of a back-up power system resulting in a more economical machine. The dual displacement steering unit uses two gerotors and a pressure controlled logic valve. The logic valve switches between two displacements, one displacement for manual steering and the total of both displacements for powered operation. The logic valve is spring returned to the smaller manual displacement when inlet pressure falls below 8 bar [120 psi]. Above 8 bar [120 psi] the logic valve connects both gerotors to provide full powered displacement.
Eliminates the need of a back-up emergency system. Engages the small displacement in an unpowered mode and allows manual steering. Allows vehicles to meet ISO/TUV road regulations without the need of the currently used emergency system.
Performance in powered mode
Both gerotors are engaged to steer the vehicle. Same performance as other Char-Lynn steering units.
Additional Features
DISPLACEMENT CHART: Gerotor 1 Manual displ. in3/rev 3.6 3.6 3.6 3.6 3.6 Gerotor 1 and 2 Powered displ. in3/rev 9.5 10.9 12.5 13.3 14.9 Gerotor 1 Manual displ. cm3/rev 60 60 60 60 60 Gerotor 1 and 2 Powered displ. cm3/rev 156 179 205 218 244
Steering circuit: Load Sensing Dynamic Signal Max. system pressure: 241 bar [3500 psi]. Valve options and other features: same as those available on Series 10 (single displacement) units
R
Manual 60 cm3/r [3.6 in3/r] Powered 244 cm3/r [14.9 in3/r] 30 7.5 7.0 6.5 6.0 5.5 5.0 4.5 4.0 3.5 3.0 2.5 2.0 1.5 1.0 0.5 0
red Mo de
28 26 24 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8
l Mo de
Added Gerotor
Logic Valve
Manual Gerotor
6 4 2 0
ua Man
0 15 30 45 60 75 90 60 105 120 Input Speed RPM Flow vs RPM (for each operating mode)
T LS P
Po
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Eaton Patented Technologies Q-Amp (Flow Amplification) for Load Sensing Circuits
Description
Q-Amp steering units have built in variable orifices that provide flow directly to the cylinder without going through the gerotor section. The orifices do not open until after the gerotor begins to rotate and then gradually open until the desired flow is achieved which is
proportional to the flow going through the gerotor. A typical Q-Amp unit has a ratio of 1.6 : 1 which means the flow of the cylinder is 1.6 times the flow going through the gerotor when turning the steering wheel at medium to fast speeds. (See model code for available ratios.)
Fast Turn
Rotary Valve
Meter
Pump
Cylinder
Features
Variable Ratio
2:1 1.6:1 Ratio 1:1 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 RPM 6 5 Turns 4 Lock 3 to 2 Lock 1 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 RPM
Fast Turn
Rotary Valve
Meter
Pump
Cylinder
Manual Steering Steering a vehicle with loss of engine power may not be possible with a large displacement steering control unit (SCU). Q-Amp with manual feature has the smaller displacement required for manual steering and has the additional flow requirement of the larger displacement SCU for power steering. Single Cylinder (Unequal area)
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On vehicles with one single unequal area cylinder the steering wheel turns lock to lock are more in one direction than the other. When extending the rod one would get more turns than when retracting it. A different Q-Amp ratio while turning in one direction versus the other can be used to give an equal number of turns lock to lock in each direction.
Pump
Cylinder
Covered by one or more of the following U.S. and foreign Patents: 4759182, 4862690, 4781219. Unequal area Q-Amp.
Eaton Patented Technologies Q-Amp (Flow Amplification) for Load Sensing Circuits
Applications
Articulated vehicles such as wheel loaders, log skidders, scrapers, trucks, and similar vehicles can benefit from this feature.
While roading, a slow movement of the steering wheel (input speed), will not overcorrect steering. Increasing input speed will produce the additional steering flow required to quickly change the vehicles direction.
For example, operating log skidders in the woods requires very quick steering. This same log skidder on the road would be extremely difficult to steer a straight normal course. The variable ratio feature provides good steering in both conditions.
Combines, row crop tractors, and large articulated agricultural tractors also can benefit from this feature when traveling down a field. It will be easier to follow rows or furrows, and still be able to make fast turns at the end of the rows.
Variable Ratio
Wheel Loaders Scrapers Articulated AG Tractors Articulated Dumpers Mine Trucks Forestry Equipment Rough Terrain Lift Trucks
AG Tractors Small Wheel Loaders Rubber Tired Excavators Sprayers Site Handlers Graders Combines
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Description
Benefits
Steering units with wide angle features have been developed to significantly reduce or eliminate the jerky motion of vehicles with articulated steering systems. This has been accomplished by increasing the maximum deflection of the spool relative to the sleeve. Increasing the deflection reduces the gain. This in turn reduces acceleration and jerk levels and provides overall smoother vehicle performance. The steering still responds fast enough so the operator does not notice the reduced gain.
Minimizes jerking motion on medium and large articulated vehicles. Jerk reducing valves and accumulators can be eliminated on most vehicles. Avaliable on Series 10, Series 20 (standard), and Series 25. Eliminates need for cushion valves
Applications
Sta
An
nd
gle
Time Jerk (g/sec) 8 4 0 -4 -8 60 RPM CCW 0 2 3 4 Time (Seconds) Standard Steering on a 25 Ton Loader 1 6 Computer Simulation Steering Input (RPM) 60 RPM CW Jerk (g/sec)
Articulated Vehicles
Jerk (g/sec) 8 4 0 -4 -8 0 60 RPM CCW 2 3 4 6 Time (Seconds) Wide Angle Steering on a 25 Ton Loader 1 Steering Input (RPM) 60 RPM CW Jerk (g/sec)
These graphs show a computer simulation of the jerk levels and have been verified by actual vehicle tests.
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Description
Features
Cylinder damping can help smooth the steering action of large articulated vehicles such as loaders, scrapers, and skidders. These vehicles have overhanging weight with high inertial loads. This energy is dissipated by the cylinder damping orifices which bleed a small amount of flow from the cylinder port to tank. Cylinder Damping has 3 different levels of application. The number of levels equal to the number of Cylinder Damping (CD) orifices. This technology is available on Series 10, Series 20, Series 25, and Series 40. Not all SCUs come with all 3 levels.
Reduces jerking motion on medium and large articulated vehicles. Available on the following steering control units (Series 10, 20, 25, 40). Damps or stabilizes unstable systems.
Applications Large Articulated Vehicles
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Description
Benefits
Eatons patented VersaSteer technology offers operator-selectable Metered or Quick Steering modes at any time, with the touch of a button or the flip of a switch, and provides the operator flexibility to significantly improve the overall steering experience.
Dual Steering Modes
Provides steering system cost savings by eliminating the need for a separate joystick Available on Load Sense steering systems Compatible with Integral Valves, Bolt-On Priority Valves, Q-Amp and Cylinder Damping Emergency manual steering capability Minor size increase can retrofit to existing vehicles Smoother steering with Eaton Patented Wide Angle technology.
Steering Control Unit Solenoid Shift Valve Four 04 hoses Electric Switch
Series 10 VersaSteer Series 20 VersaSteer
Metered Steering The steering unit operates the same as a traditional hydrostatic steering control unit. Steering (flow) is a function of steering wheel rotations (rpm). Metered (gerotor) steering provides precise, responsive, and smooth steering. Quick Steering Gerotorless (quick) steering provides a much different effect, enabling the operator to put the vehicle in full lock while only turning the steering wheel a few degrees. This is achieved by hydraulically blocking the flow of oil to the gerotor with a shift valve. Full steering flow can be obtained by deflecting the steering wheel 45 for a Series 10 and 50 for a Series 20. Operator effort is greatly reduced during the work cycle.
Dual steering modes in one integrated Steering Control Unit (SCU) High pressure rating and flow capabilities Compatible with current steering options Easily retrofit to existing vehicles Proven base technology Easy one-touch switch (OEM defined)
SPECIFICATIONS
1. System Pressure Rating a. 241 Bar [3500 psi] - Series 10 b. 241 Bar [3500 psi] - Series 20 2. Back Pressure Rating - 21 Bar [305 psi] 3. Flow Rating a. 15 gpm - Series 10 b. 25 gpm - Series 20
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With the Snap-To-Connect (STC) Direct Porting option, the fitting profile is machined into the SCU housing, eliminating the need for extra STC fittings. This revolutionary and patented porting technology provides leak-proof sealing and has operating pressure capability exceeding 4500PSI (310bar).
STC Direct Porting is available with Series 5 and Series 10 Steering Control Units.
Benefits
STC Direct Ports provide a great opportunity for significant cost savings compared to threaded fittings Eliminates the need for assembly tools during installation Eliminates installation variability
Improves ergonomics reduces installer effort to connect Improves serviceability High quality, leak-proof seal Eliminates connector leakage Compact design and overall lighter weight
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The new Series 5 steering control units (SCU) are exciting new products designed for low flow, low pressure applications. The Series 5 units are available in two compact designs:
Option 1:
Features
Open Center Load Sensing Open Center Power Beyond Integral Column Manual Steering Check Valve Inlet Relief Valve Load Sense Relief Valve Cylinder Relief Valve Anti-Cavitation Valve
Applications Option 1: Square Housing with Side Ports
refer to Model Code, page 23
Round Housing (Mount) Unit with End Ports In addition to the installation flexibility provided by the two options above, this new family of products has bestin-class steering feel and provides crisp centering. These units also have better efficiency (lower pressure drop) than competitive units. Power Beyond Models Optional power beyond steering control units supply steering and flow to auxiliary valve functions. The power beyond unit is used in open center (fixed displacement pump) systems in the medium pressure range. When not steering, the power beyond unit directs all inlet flow to the excess flow port (power beyond) for use in the auxiliary circuit. Once steering is initiated, and since steering has priority, inlet flow will be diverted to the steering circuit as required. Flow out the excess flow port (power beyond) and tank port will vary or stop depending upon the steering requirement. The tank port of the steering unit has flow only when steering is operating.
Lawn and Garden Equipment Turf Equipment Golf Course Maintenance Equipment Lift Trucks Compact Utility Tractors
SPECIFICATIONS Max. System Pressure Max. Back Pressure Max. Flow Max. Differential Between Steering Unit and System Temperature Max. System Operating Temperature Input Torque Powered -Standard Low Max. Non Powered Fluid Recommended Filtration Port Options
140 bar [2030 PSI] 21 bar [ 300 PSI] 19 l/min [5 GPM] 28 C 50 F 93C [200 F] 1,7 - 2,8 Nm @ 6,9 bar tank pressure [15 - 25 lb-in @ 100 PSI tank pressure] 1,1 - 2,0 Nm @ 6,9 bar tank pressure [10 - 17.5 lb-in @ 100 PSI tank pressure] 81,4 Nm [60 lb-ft] Petroleum Based Fluids ISO 18/13 cleanliness level 9/16-18 SAE O-ring 06 STC 3/8 BSP Straight thread ports Yes 40 [ 580] 50 [ 725] 63 [ 914] 70 [1015] 80 [1160] 90 [1305] 100 [1450] 125 [1812]
Check Valve for Manual Steering Optional Relief Valve Settings bar [PSI]
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The following 30-digit coding system has been developed to identify all of the configuration options for the Series 5 steering control units. Use this model code to specify a unit with the desired features. All 30-digits of the code must be present when ordering. You may want to photocopy the matrix below to ensure that each number is entered in the correct box.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
A B R
Nos 1,2,3 4 5 6 7-8
C A
Code ABR 1 B C A B 35 37 39 41 43 46 48 A B F A 01 04 05 12
A 0
Nos Feature Code 18,19,20,21 Ports and 4AAN Mounting Threads 4AKN
Feature Product Series Nominal Flow Rating Inlet Pressure Rating Tank Pressure Rating Displacement
Description Series 5 Steering Control Unit 11 l/min [3 GPM] 19 l/min [5 GPM] 140 bar [2030 PSI] 10 bar [150 PSI] 21 bar [300 PSI] 31.5 cm3/r [1.92 in3/r] 39.5 cm3/r [2.41 in3/r] 50.8 cm3/r [3.10 in3/r] 63.1 cm3/r [3.85 in3/r] 73.8 cm3/r [4.50 in3/r] 100 cm3/r [6.10 in3/r] 120 cm3/r [7 in3/r] .33 None Open Center Open Center, Power Beyond Load Sensing, Dynamic signal Non-Load Reaction Manual Steering Check Valve Inlet Check Valve, Manual Steering Check Valve Inlet Relief Valve, Manual Steering Check Valve Cylinder Relief Valve, Anti-Cavitation Valve, Inlet Relief Valve, Inlet Check Valve, Manual Steering Check Valve. Cylinder Relief Valve, Anti-cavitation Valve, Inlet Check Valve, Load Sensing Relief Valve, Manual Steering Check Valve None 40 bar [580 PSI] 50 bar [725 PSI] 63 bar [914 PSI] 70 bar [1015 PSI] 80 bar [1160 PSI] 90 bar [1305 PSI] 100 bar [1450 PSI] 125 bar [1812 PSI] None 103 bar [1490 PSI] 130 bar [1890 PSI] 185 bar [2680 PSI] 200 bar [2900 PSI]
Description Square 4 x 9/16 SAE Ports, M10 x 1,5 Column Mounting Threads (Use with Open Center) Square 5 x 9/16 SAE Ports, M10 x 1,5 Column Mounting Threads (Use with Excess Flow) Square 5 x 9/16 SAE Ports, M10 x 1,5 Column Mounting Threads (Use with Load Sense) Square 4 x -06 STC Direct Ports, M10 x 1,5 Column Mounting Threads (Use with Open Center) Square 5 x -06 STC Direct Ports, M10 x 1,5 Column Mounting Threads (Use with Excess Flow) Square 5 x -06 STC Direct Ports, M10 x 1,5 Column Mounting Threads (Use with Load Sense) Square 4 x G .375 BSP Striaght Thd. Ports, M10 x 1,5 Column Mounting Threads (Use with Open Center) Square 5 x G .375 BSP Striaght Thd. Ports, M10 x 1,5 Column Mounting Threads (Use with Load Sense) Low* Standard See Eaton Technical Bulletin 3-401 None None Black Primer Eaton Product Number on Nameplate Tapered 17 .919mm (.7055in) diameter, .083:1 and serrated 17 (.688) diameter, 40 tooth, .5 M16x1.5-6g, Extension length 65.02 (2.56) Internal involute spline12 tooth, 16/32 DP 30 degree PA , Assigned Design Code
23
4AEN
UAAN
UBNN
9 10
UBPN
11 12,13
YAAN
YBRN
13
22 23 24 25,26 27 28 29
1 3 A
14,15
00 18 1J 1Z 26 2G 2T 34 3W 00 37 42 55 68
16,17
* All low torque units need approval from an Eaton Steering Engineer.
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A B R
Nos 1,2,3 4 5 6 7-8 Feature Product Series Nominal Flow Rating Inlet Pressure Rating Tank Pressure Rating Displacement
A
Code ABR 1 B C A 35 37 39 41 43 46 48 A B C F A 01 04 05 12
A 0
Description Series 5 Steering Control Unit 11 l/min [3 GPM] 19 l/min [5 GPM] 140 bar [2030 PSI] 10 bar [150 PSI] 31.5 cm3/r [1.92 in3/r] 39.5 cm3/r [2.41 in3/r] 50.8 cm3/r [3.10 in3/r] 63.1 cm3/r [3.85 in3/r] 73.8 cm3/r [4.50 in3/r] 100 cm3/r [6.10 in3/r] 120 cm3/r [7 in3/r] .33 None Open Center Open Center, Power Beyond Closed Center Load Sensing, Dynamic signal Non-Load Reaction Manual Steering Check Valve Inlet Check Valve, Manual Steering Check Valve Inlet Relief Valve, Manual Steering Check Valve Cylinder Relief Valve, Anti-cavitation Valve, Inlet Relief Valve, Inlet Check Valve, Manual Steering Check Valve. None 40 bar [580 PSI] 50 bar [725 PSI] 63 bar [914 PSI] 70 bar [1020 PSI] 80 bar [1160 PSI] 90 bar [1310 PSI] 100 bar [1450 PSI] 125 bar [1812 PSI] 140 Bar [2030 PSI] None
Nos Feature Code 18,19,20,21 Ports and VAAH Mounting Threads VAKH
Description Round 4 x 9/16 SAE Ports, M6 x 1,0 Column Mounting Threads (Use with Open Center) Round 5 x 9/16 SAE Ports, M6 x 1,0 Column Mounting Threads (Use with Excess Flow) Round 5 x 9/16 SAE Ports, M6 x 1,0 Column Mounting Round 4 x -06 STC Direct Ports, M6 x 1,0 Column Mounting Threads (Use with Open Center) Round 5 x -06 STC Direct Ports, M6 x 1,0 Column Mounting Threads (Use with Excess Flow) Round 5 x -06 STC Direct Ports, M6 x 1,0 Column Mounting Threads (Use with Load Sense) Low* Standard See Eaton Technical Bulletin 3-401 None None Black Primer Eaton Product Number on Nameplate Tapered 17 .919mm (.7055in) diameter, .083:1 and serrated 17 (.688) diameter, 40 tooth, .5 M16x1.5-6g, Extension length 65.02 (2.56) Internal involute spline12 tooth, 16/32 DP 30 degree PA , Assigned Design Code
VAEH WAAH
WBNH
WBPH
9 10
22 23 24 25,26 27 28 29
1 3 A
11 12,13
14,15
00 18 1J 1Z 26 2G 2T 34 3W 4C 00
16,17
* All low torque units need approval from an Eaton Steering Engineer. ** Plug-O ports rated to 103 bar [1500PSI]
24 EATON Char-Lynn Steering Catalog C-STOV-MC001-E1 July 2006
44,4 [1.75] Dia. Involute Spline 12 Tooth 16/32 D.P. 30 P.A. PER SPC DS-023-2 40,6 [1.60] MAX 58,37 [2.298] 29,18 [1.149]
Code 35 37 39 41 43 46 48
Side View
58.37 [2.298]
78,5 [3.09]MAX
Displacement cm3/r [in3/r] 31.5 [1.92] 39.5 [2.41] 50.8 [3.10] 63.1 [3.85] 73.8 [4.50] 100.0 [6.10] 120.0 [7.33]
Dim. A Max. mm [inch] 123.4 [4.86] 125.2 [4.93] 124.2 [4.89] 126.2 [4.97] 128.0 [5.04] 132.3 [5.21] 135.4 [5.33]
Sectional Drawing
Dust Seal
Housing
Drive
O-ring
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A Involute Spline 12 Tooth 16/32 D.P. 30 P.A. 44,4 [1.75] MAX 9,1 [.36] MAX 69,850,05 [2.750.002] Dia. 9,9 [.39] MIN
80,5 [3.17] MAX 59,00 [2.323] Dia. 80,5 [3.17] MAX 4 x M6 x 1.0-6H 12,2 [.48] Min. Depth 20,30,5 [.80.02] 19,80,5 [.78.02] Pressure Port 13,70,5 [.54.02] 26,40,5 [1.04.02]
5,10.8 [.20.03]
Additional Port
27,90,5 8,90,5 14,50,5 [1.10.02] [.35.02] [.57.02] Right Port Tank Port
Displacement cm3/r [in3/r] 31.5 [1.92] 39.5 [2.41] 50.8 [3.10] 63.1 [3.85] 73.8 [4.50] 100 [6.10] 120 [7.33]
Dim. A Max. mm [inch] 135.1 [5.32] 137.2 [5.40] 136.1 [5.36] 137.9 [5.43] 139.7 [5.50] 144 [5.67] 147.3 [5.80]
11,40,5 [.45.02]
Sectional Drawing
11
10
11
Pin Sleeve Drive O-ring Gerotor End cap Dust seal Bearing Race Quad seal Retaining ring Wear plate housing
C VIEW B
16 15 23 22
10 8 3 5 2 22 16 15 21 23
D
21
VIEW B C
7
7 6
26
bar 8 6 4 2 0 0
[PSI] [120]
135 125 115
L/min 7 9
11
13
15 2000 1900
[ 80]
[ 40]
105
4 [1]
11 [3]
[ 0] 15 [4]
bar
95 85 75
bar 14 10 6 2 8 [2]
65 55 45
35 0 0 1 2 GPM 3 4
500 0
20 Nm 2 15 in-lb
1 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
10
Low torque
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Integral Column Option Available in Square Housing with Side Ports, and Round Housing with End Ports
65.0 0.5 [2.56 .02] 9.1 [.36] MAX 29.36 0.25 [1.156 .010] 14.27 0.25 [.562 .010] 19.2 25.7 [1.01] MAX [.755] MAX 17.919 [.7055]
40 Tooth Serrated Integral Column Option (Shown on Round Housing with End Ports)
M16 x 1.5-6g Tapered 17.919mm (.7055in) diameter, .083:1 and serrated 17.5 (.688) diameter, 40 tooth, M16x1.5-6g, Extension length 65.02 (2.56)
12 Tooth Internal Spline Standard Mechanical Interface (Shown on Round Housing with End Ports)
.0831:1
69,850,05 25,7 28,6 [2.750.002] Dia. [1.126] MAX Dia. [1.01] MAX Dia.
5,10,8 [.20.03]
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Eatons Series 10 Steering Control Unit (SCU) facilitates hydraulic fluid flow like no other unit on the market. This highly-engineered product is the ultimate SCU for mid-range flow applications.
Benefits
Features
Open Center Power Beyond Closed Center Load Sensing Integral Valves Q-Amp 2-Speed Dual Displacement Versa Steer Wide Angle Cylinder Damping
Applications
SPECIFICATIONS Max. System Pressure Max. Back Pressure Rated Flow Low Medium High Low (with Q-Amp) Medium (with Q-Amp) High (with Q-Amp) Max. Differential Between Steering Unit and System Temperature Max. System Operating Temperature Input Torque Powered Non-Powered Fluid Recommended Filtration PORT SIZES: Work Ports (4) 3/4-16 (SAE) M18 x 1,5 - 6H G 1/2 (BSP) Straight Thread STC Dash 08** Load Sense (LS) Port (1)* 7/16-20 M12 x 1,5 - 6H G 1/4 (BSP) Straight Thread STC Dash 06** 275 bar [4000 PSI] 21 bar [305 PSI] 7,6 - 15 l/min [ 2 - 4 GPM] 15 - 30 l/min [ 4 - 8 GPM] 30 - 61 l/min [ 8 - 16 GPM] 8 - 19 l/min [ 2 - 5 GPM] 19 - 38 l/min [ 5 - 10 GPM] 38 - 76 l/min [10 - 20 GPM]
The new Series 10 SCU has an unprecedented, continuous pressure rating of 275 bar (4000 psi), making it ideal for heavy-duty equipment, such as construction and agricultural machinery. Its high-pressure rating reduces overall equipment costs, since smaller cylinder sizes can be assigned into the system. The new Series 10 incorporates proven Eaton technologies. An internal, balanced architecture and a widewalled sleeve that is 40% thicker than standard designs offer increased performance during transient pressure conditions.
Construction Machinery Agriculture Machinery Heavy-Duty Equipment Marine Forestry Machinery Mining Equipment
28 C [50 F] 93C [200 F] 1,1-2,8 Nm @ 6,9 bar back pressure [10-25 lb-in @ 100 PSI back pressure] 136 Nm [100 lb-ft] See Eaton Technical Bulletin 3-401 ISO 18/13 cleanliness level
*Top or side when applicable **STC Ports, Aeroquip patented, feature snap to connect technology
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A D R
Nos Feature Code Description Nos Feature
A
ADR A B C D E G V 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Series 10 Steering Control Unit Standard Dual Displacement Wide Angle 2-Speed 2-Speed with Wide Angle Dual Displacement with Wide Angle Versa Steer, Wide Angle 11 l/min [3 GPM] (Open Center) 23 l/min [6 GPM] (Closed Center and LS) 45 l/min [12 GPM] (OC, CC, and LS) 19 l/min [5 GPM] (Q-Amp) 38 l/min [10 GPM] (Q-Amp) 76 l/min [20 GPM] (Q-Amp) 23 l/min [6 GPM] (Open Center) 276 bar [4000 PSI](Load sensing and closed center) 207 bar [3000 PSI] (Open center) 21 bar [305 PSI] Max. (standard rating*) 10 bar [145 PSI] Max. 352 [21.5] / 60 [3.6] 218 [13.3] / 60 [3.6] 290 [17 / 60 [ 3.6] .7] 440 [26.8] / 146 [8.9] 231 [14.1] / 85 [5.2] 60 [3.6] 75 [4.5] 95 [5.9] 120 [7 .3] 145 [8.9] 160 [9.7] 185 [11.3] 230 [14.1] 295 [17 .9] 370 [22.6] 460 [28.2] 590 [35.9] 740 [45.1] 10 Flow Amplification**
A A
Code
A A A 1
Description
0 A
A B C E G
None (No Q-Amp) 1.6 : 1.0 Ratio 1.6 : 1.0 Ratio (with Manual Steering) 2.0 : 1.0 Ratio (with Manual Steering) 1.3 : 1.0 Ratio (with Manual Steering) Use with closed center or load sensing only.
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Neutral Circuit
A C D E F
Open Center Closed Center Load Sensing, Static Signal Load Sensing, Dynamic Signal Open center with Power Beyond Non-Load Reaction Load Reaction (Open Center 3,8 - 30 l/min [1 - 8 GPM] Only Non-Load Reaction, Cylinder Damped None
12
Load Circuit
A B D
1 2
13,14 Special Spool/Sleeve Modification 15,16 Valve Options Manual Load Steering Sensing Check Relief 01 02 03 04 05 06
00
Return Pressure Rating Displacement cm3/r [in3/r] Dual Displacement Combined/Manual Displacement cm3/r [in3/r]
A B
8-9
01 02 03 04 05 40 43 45 48 50 51 52 54 57 59 61 64 66
8-9
1-8 GPM
07 08 09 10 11
8-16 GPM
* 12 GPM open center requires 145psi back pressure ** All Q-amp applications need approval from an Eaton Applications Engineer
30 EATON Char-Lynn Steering Catalog C-STOV-MC001-E1 July 2006
Nos
Feature
Code
Description
Nos
Feature
Code
Description
17 ,18
00 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 99 00 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49
None 124 [1800] 131 [1900] 138 [2000] 145 [2100] 152 [2200] 158 [2290] 165 [2390] 172 [2490] 179 [2600] 186 [2700] 193 [2800] 200 [2900] 207 [3000] 214 [3100] 220 [3190] 227 [3290] 234 [3390] 241 [3500] 248 [3600] 255 [3700] 262 [3800] 269 [3900] 276 [4000] 136 [1970] None 158 [2290] 165 [2390] 172 [2490] 179 [2600] 186 [2700] 193 [2800] 200 [2900] 207 [3000] 214 [3100] 220 [3190] 227 [3290] 234 [3390]] 241 [3500] 248 [3600] 255 [3700] 262 [3800] 269 [3900] 276 [4000] 283 [4100] 289 [4190] 296 [4290] 303 [4390 310 [4500] 317 [4600] 324 [4700] 331 [4800] 338 [4900]
4 x 3/4-16 (SAE) Ports None (No Additional Port) 2 x M12 Mounting Threads Port Face 4 x M10 Mounting Threads Mounting Face 4 x 3/4-16 (SAE) Ports 7/16-20 Load Sensing Port on Side 2 x M12 Mounting Threads Port Face 4 x M10 Mounting Threads Mounting Face 4 x 3/4-16 (SAE) Ports 7/16-20 Load Sensing Port Port Face 2 x M12 Mounting Threads Port Face 4 x M10 Mounting Threads Mounting Face 4 x M18 x 1,5 - 6H Metric O-ring Ports None (No Additional Port) 2 x M12 Mounting Threads Port Face 4 x M10 Mounting Threads Mounting Face 4 x M18 x 1,5 - 6H Metric O-ring Ports M12 x 1,5 - 6H Load Sensing Port on Side 2 x M12 Mounting Threads Port Face 4 x M10 Mounting Threads Mounting Face 4 x M18 x 1,5 - 6H Metric O-ring Ports M12 x 1,5 - 6H Load Sensing Port Port Face 2 x M12 Mounting Threads Port Face 4 x M10 Mounting Threads Mounting Face 4 x G 1/2 (BSP) Straight Thread Ports None (No Additional Port) 2 x M12 Mounting Threads Port Face 4 x M10 Mounting Threads Mounting Face
AABA
AACA
BAAA
19,20 Cylinder Relief Valve bar [PSI] ** Cylinder Relief setting recommendation is 870 PSI (60 bar) above steering inlet/load sense pressure.
BADA
BAEA
CAAA
Nos
Feature
Code
Description
4 x G 1/2 (BSP) Straight Thread Ports G 1/4 (BSP) LS Straight Thread Port on Side 2 x M12 Mounting Threads Port Face 4 x M10 Mounting Threads Mounting Face 4 x G 1/2 (BSP) Straight Thread Ports G 1/4 (BSP) LS Straight Thread Port on Port Face 2 x M12 Mounting Threads Port Face 4 x M10 Mounting Threads Mounting Face Dash 08 STC Ports *** None (No Additional Port) 2 x M10 Mounting Threads Port Face 4 x M10 Mounting Threads Mounting Face Dash 08 STC Ports *** Dash 06 STC Port on Side 2 x M10 Mounting Threads Port Face 4 x M10 Mounting Threads Mounting Face Dash 08 STC Ports *** Dash 06 STC Port Face 2 x M10 Mounting Threads Port Face 4 x M10 Mounting Threads Mounting Face Internal Involute Spline, 12 Tooth 16/32 DP 30 PA Standard See Eaton Technical Bulletin 3-401 None Black Primer Eaton Product Number on Nameplate Assigned Design Code
STCAeroquip
CAGA
STC Hose/Connector
Release Sleeve
DAAA
Dash 08 Port Face (4) Dash 06 LS Port Side (1) Housing Retaining Ring STC Port Backup Washer O-ring
DAHA
DAJA
25 26 27
A 3 A AA 0 B
*** STC with inlet check requires threaded adapter. Contact your Eaton Account Representative for assistance.
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PORT AND MOUNTING THREAD COMBINATIONS Port 3/4 -16 M18 x 1,5-6H STC G 1/2 (BSP)
*Load Sensing Units Only.
Column Mounting Thread M10 x 1,5-6H M10 x 1,5-6H M10 x 1,5-6H M10 x 1,5-6H
Port Mounting Thread M12 x 1,75-6H M12 x 1,75-6H M12 x 1,75-6H M12 x 1,75-6H
2,05/3,36 [.081/.132] 8,2 [.32] Max. D 37,08/36,32 [1.460/1.430] 63,12/62,62 [2.485/2.465] 56,13/55,37 [2.210/2.180] Left 12 Tooth Involute Spline 16/32 D.P. 30 P.A. 14,2 [.56] Deep Right
63,25/62,49 [2.490/2.460] 38,61/38,41 [1.52/1.480] Load Sensing Side Port Load Sensing Port Face C 44,96/43,94 [1.770/1.730]
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Column Mounting Thread x 15,2 [.60] Deep on 82,5 [3.25] Dia. Bolt Circle 7,4/5,4 [.29/.21] Spline
Tank
Pressure
22,48/21,98 [.885/.865]
Port Mounting Thread x 24,1 [.95] Min. Deep (2) 10,2 [.40] Min. Depth (7,1 [.28] Max. Mating Spline Depth) 60,51/59,49 [2.382/2.342]
Displacement cm3/r [in3/r] 60 [ 3.6] 75 [ 4.5] 95 [ 5.9] 120 [ 7.3] 146 [ 8.9] 159 [ 9.7] 185 [11.3] 231 [14.1] 293 [17.9] 370 [22.6] 462 [28.2] 588 [35.9] 739 [45.1]
Dimension C mm [in.] 10,2 [ .40] 10,2 [ .40] 13,2 [ .52] 16,5 [ .65] 20,1 [ .79] 21,8 [ .86] 25,4 [1.00] 31,7 [1.25] 40,4 [1.59] 50,8 [2.00] 63,5 [2.50] 80,8 [3.18] 101,6 [4.00]
Dimension D mm [in.] 138,1 [5.44] 138,1 [5.44] 141,1 [5.56] 144,4 [5.69] 148,0 [5.83] 149,9 [5.90] 153,3 [6.04] 159,7 [6.29] 168,3 [6.63] 178,7 [7.04] 191,4 [7.54] 208,8 [8.22] 229,6 [9.04]
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AA
BB
CC AA Inlet Check Valve DD BB FF Inlet Load Relief or Sense Valve Relief Valve CC Internal Check Valve for Limited Manual Steering
EE
34
Anti-Cavitation Valve
Input Torque
35
PORT AND MOUNTING THREAD COMBINATIONS Port 3/4 -16 M18 x 1,5-6H STC** G 1/2 (BSP) Column Mounting Thread M10 x 1,5-6H M10 x 1,5-6H M10 x 1,5-6H M10 x 1,5-6H Load Sensing* Port 7/16 - 20 M12 x 1,5-6H STC** G 1/4 (BSP) Port Mounting Thread M12 x 1,75-6H M12 x 1,75-6H M12 x 1,75-6H M12 x 1,75-6H
94,0 [3.70] Max. 56,1 [2.21]* 48,8 [1.92] Max. 47,8 [1.88]
Column Mounting Thread x 15,2 [.60] Deep on 82,5 [3.25] Dia. Bolt Circle 37,08/36,32 [1.460/1.430] 63,12/62,62 [2.485/2.465] 56,13/55,37 [2.210/2.180] Load Sensing/Power Beyond Side Port
44,96/43,94 [1.770/1.730]
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Left
Right
Tank
Port Mounting Thread x 24,1 [.95] Min. Deep (2) 10,2 [.40] Min. Depth (7,1 [.28] Max. Mating Spline Depth) 60,51/59,49 [2.382/2.342]
Powered Displacement cm3/r [in3/r] Gerotor 1 and 2 156 [ 9.5] 179 [10.9] 205 [12.5] 218 [13.3] 244 [14.9]
Dimension B mm [in.] 146,5 [5.77] 146,5 [5.77] 146,5 [5.77] 146,5 [5.77] 146,5 [5.77]
Dimension A mm [in.] 182,9 [7.20] 186,2 [7.33] 189,7 [7.47] 191,5 [7.54] 195,1 [7.68]
Manual Displacement cm3/r [in3/r] Gerotor 1 60 [ 3.6] 60 [ 3.6] 60 [ 3.6] 60 [ 3.6] 60 [ 3.6]
Dimension C mm [in.] 10,2 [ 10,2 [ 10,2 [ 10,2 [ 10,2 [ .40] .40] .40] .40] .40]
Gerotor 1
Displacement cm3/r [in3/r] Gerotor 2 95 [ 5.9] 120 [ 7.3] 145 [ 8.9] 160 [ 9.7] 185 [11.3]
Gerotor 2
Dimension D mm [in.] 13,2 [ .52] 16,5 [ .65] 20,0 [ .79] 21,8 [ .86] 25,4 [1.00]
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The Series 20 steering control unit continues Eatons tradition of innovative design and high quality that began with the first fluid linked power steering system. You can count on this steering unit to provide the same smooth, predictable steering as the Char-Lynn steering units that provide dependable, trouble-free steering on applications around the world. Provides much smoother steering function by minimizing jerky motion on articulated vehicles. Jerk-reducing valves and accumulators can be eliminated on most vehicles, providing customer savings through fewer components required and reduced system cost. Symmetrical valving provides passageways and valving that are equally placed, and pressure areas that are staged for minimum internal leakage. This results in balance, precise servo response and uniform left or right steering action. Eatons high capacity gerotor provides ample fluid displacement from an even more compact unit than was previously offered.
A thicker sleeve design provides stability, especially during pressure and thermal transient conditions. The seal and centering spring designs provide positive, low-effort steering feel to ensure excellent vehicle control, an important feature for the vehicles for which these steering control units were designed.
Features
Load Sensing Integral Valves Q-Amp Wide Angle Versa Steer Cylinder Damping
Applications Articulated Vehicles
SPECIFICATIONS Max. System Pressure Max. Back Pressure Rated Flow Max. Flow Max. Differential Between Steering Unit and System Temperature Max. System Operating Temperature Input Torque Powered Non-Powered Fluid Recommended Filtration 241 bar [3500 PSI] 10 bar [145 PSI] 95 l/min [25 GPM] 125 l/min [33 GPM] 28 C 50 F 93C [200 F] 1,1-2,8 Nm @ 6,9 bar back pressure [10-25 lb-in @ 100 PSI back pressure] 136 Nm [100 lb-ft] See Eaton Technical Bulletin 3-401 ISO 18/13 cleanliness level
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The following 29-digit coding system has been developed to identify all of the configuration options for the Series 20 steering control units. Use this model code to specify a unit with the desired features. All 29-digits of the code must be present when ordering. You may want to photocopy the matrix below to ensure that each number is entered in the correct box.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
A C C
Nos Feature
F
Nos Feature
A A 1
0 C
Code Description
ACC Series 20 Steering Control Unit 4 6 7 A 6 A 40 43 45 48 50 51 52 54 57 59 61 64 66 69 0 1 3 38 l/min [10 GPM] (Q-Amp) 76 l/min [20 GPM] (Q-Amp) 95 l/min [25 GPM] (Non-Q-Amp) 114 l/min [30 GPM] (Q-Amp) 241 bar [3500 PSI] 10 bar [145 PSI] Maximum 60 [3.6] 75 [4.5] 95 [5.9] 120 [7 .3] 145 [8.9] 160 [9.7] 185 [11.3] 230 [14.1] 295 [17 .9] 370 [22.6] 460 [28.2] 590 [35.9] 740 [45.1] 985 [60.0]
AntiCavitation Valve
5 6 7-8
21 24 40
Use with 76 l/min [20 GPM] Use with 114 l/min [30 GPM]
*Not all valve options will work with all unit combinations **76 l/min [20 GPM] Max. 14,15 Load Sensing Relief 00 Valve Setting 4N 50 5A 5L 5Y 68 6J 6V 76 7G None 150 bar [2180 PSI] 160 bar [2320 PSI] 170 bar [2470 PSI] 180 bar [2610 PSI] 190 bar [2760 PSI] 200 bar [2900 PSI] 210 bar [3050 PSI] 220 bar [3190 PSI] 230 bar [3340 PSI] 240 bar [3480 PSI]
Flow Amplification
No Q-Amp 1.6 : 1.0 Ratio (Actual Displ. 185 to 985 cm3/r [11.3 to 60.0 in3/r]) 2.0 : 1.0 Ratio (Actual Displ. 60 to 370 cm3/r [3.6 to 22.6 in3/r]) Load Sensing, Dynamic Signal Non-Load Reaction Non-Load Reaction, Cylinder Damped
10 11
F A D
Nos
Feature
Code
Description
Nos
Feature
Code Description
00 6J 6V 76 7G **Cylinder Relief 7T Setting recommen84 dation is 870 PSI (60 bar) above steering 8E 8R inlet/load sense 92 pressure. 9C 18,19,20,21 Ports and Mounting Threads AABN
16,17
None 210 bar [3050 PSI] 220 bar [3190 PSI] 230 bar [3340 PSI] 240 bar [3480 PSI] 250 bar [3630 PSI] 260 bar [3770 PSI] 270 bar [3920 PSI] 280 bar [4060 PSI] 290 bar [4210 PSI] 300 bar [4350 PSI]
22 23 24
1 3 A 1 V AA 0 C
Low Standard (Includes Stiffer Springs) See Eaton Technical Bulletin 3-401 Wide Angle Deflection Versa Steer, Wide Angle. None Black Paint Eaton Product Number on Nameplate Assigned Design Code
4 x G 1/2 (BSP) Ports with G 1/4 (BSP) Load Sensing Port on Side, M10 Mounting Threads DACN 4 x 3/4 (SAE) Ports with 7/16 (SAE) Load Sensing Port on Side, M10 Mounting Threads FAFN 4 x M18 (Metric) Ports with M12 (Metric) Load Sensing Port on Side, M10 Mounting Threads FBFN 4 x M18 (Metric) Ports with M14 (Metric) Load Sensing Port on Side, M10 Mounting Threads RACN* 4 x 7/8 (SAE) Ports with 7/16 (SAE) Load Sensing Port on Side, M10 Mounting Threads SAFN* 4 x M22 (Metric) Ports with M12 (Metric) Load Sensing Port on Side, M10 Mounting Threads SBFN* 4 x M22 (Metric) Ports with M14 (Metric) Load Sensing Port on Side, M10 Mounting Threads
4 x 3/4 (SAE) Ports with 7/16 (SAE) Load Sensing Port on Port Face, M10 Mounting Threads AAWN 4 x G 1/2 (BSP) Ports with G 1/4 (BSP) Load Sensing Port on Port Face, M10 Mounting Threads RADN* 4 x 7/8 (SAE) Ports with 7/16 (SAE) Load Sensing Port on Port Face, M10 Mounting Threads FAVN 4 x M18 (Metric) Ports with M12 (Metric) Load Sensing Port on Port Face, M10 Mounting Threads SAVN* 4 x M22 (Metric) Ports with M12 (Metric) Load Sensing Port on Port Face, M10 Mounting Threads
DADN
B
9,7 [.38] Min. 4,8 [.19] Min. 8,4 [.33] Max. 3,68/3,43 [.145/.135]
A E*
19,6 [.77]
See Catalog 11-872 for Column Details. 58,37 [2.298] (2) 29,18 [1.149] (2)
44,40 [1.748] 12 Tooth Involute Spline 16/32 D.P. 30 P.A. 13,58 [.535] Deep M10 x 1,5-6H 16,2 [.60] (4) Mounting Surface 26,16 [1.030] 46,7 [1.84]
L 90,9 [3.58] Max. RP T Tank Pressure Inlet Check Valve (with Q-Amp Option) 48,51 [1.910] 33,40 [1.315]
27,69 [1.09] 98,3 [3.87] Max. 60,2 [2.37] 63,7 [2.51] Max.
Displ. cm3/r [in3/r] 60 [ 3.6] 75 [ 4.5] 95 [ 5.9] 120 [ 7.3] 145 [ 8.9] 160 [ 9.7] 185 [11.3] 230 [14.1] 295 [17.9] 370 [22.6] 460 [28.2] 590 [35.9] 740 [45.1] 985 [60.0]
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A mm [in.] 6,1 [ .24] 7,9 [ .31] 10,2 [ .40] 12,7 [ .50] 15,5 [ .61] 16,8 [ .66] 19,6 [ .77] 24,4 [ .96] 31,0 [1.22] 39,1 [1.54] 48,8 [1.92] 62,2 [2.45] 78,2 [3.08] 103,9 [4.09]
B mm [in.] 143,3 [5.64] 145,0 [5.71] 147,3 [5.80] 149,9 [5.90] 152,7 [6.01] 153,9 [6.06] 156,7 [6.17] 161,5 [6.36] 168,1 [6.62] 176,3 [6.94] 185,9 [7.32] 199,3 [7.85] 215,3 [8.48] 241,0 [9.49]
PORT AND MOUNTING THREAD COMBINATIONS C 3/416 UNF 2B** G 1/2*** M18 x 1,56H M22 x 1,56H D M10 x 1,56H M10 x 1,56H M10 x 1,56H M10 x 1,56H E* 7/1620 UNF 2B** G 1/4*** M12 x 1,56H, M14 M12 x 1,56H, M14
*Load sensing port optionon side (load sense relief port face only - see page 44). **SAE O-ring Port Port ***BSP Straight Thread Port
50,5/49,5 [1.99/1.95]
Tank
Pressure Load Sense Port* 7/16-20 UNF-2B (SAE) O-ring Port G 1/4 (BSP) Straight Thread Port M12 x 1,5 -6H (Metric) O-ring Port *Load sense port on port face (is only available on units with load sense relief valve).
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Load Sensing Port Inlet Check Valve (with Q-Amp Option) (Side) Load Sensing Port* Load Sense Relief Valve *Load Sense Port on Port Face Available with Load Sense Relief Option Only Cylinder Relief Valves (2) (Standard) or Anti-Cavitation Valves (2) (High Capacity) Inlet Check Valve
Centering Spring
Sleeve
Spool
Gerotor
Cap Screw
Dust Seal
Housing
42
O-ring
4 350
Flow l/min 10 12
14
16
18 [5000]
[2000]
P4 (7B)
Input Torque
3 2 Nm 1 0
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The Series 25 SCU includes two patented designs (Balanced Architecture and Wide Angle) that make it even more responsive, reliable and cost effective.
Features
Benefits
Open Center Closed Center Load Sensing Integral Valves Q-Amp Wide Angle Pilot Pressure Port This is an added feature that can be used for: - Pilot pressure to priority valve - Diagnostics Cylinder Damping
Applications Articulated Vehicles
Balanced architecture provides passageways that are equal in both directions and pressure areas that are staged for minimum leakage. This gives balance, precise servo response and uniform steering action in both directions while reducing drift. Progressive valving makes it possible to produce the spool/sleeve valve in a way that assures reliability and reduces costs. Eaton's high capacity gerotor assembly provides a lot of capacity in a small package. Heavier valve components- housing, spool and sleeveprovides stability, especially during pressure and thermal transient conditions. The seal and centering spring designs provides positive, low-effort steering feel assuring excellent vehicle control, an important feature on large vehicles.
SPECIFICATIONS Max. System Pressure Max. Back Pressure Rated Flow Max. Flow Max. Differential Between Steering Unit and System Temperature Max. System Operating Temperature Input Torque Powered Non Powered Fluid Recommended Filtration 241 bar [3500 PSI] 21 bar [300 PSI] 95 l/min [25 GPM] 189 l/min [50 GPM] 28 C 50 F 93C [200 F] 2,8-3,4 Nm @ 6,9 bar back pressure [25-30 lb-in @ 100 PSI back pressure] ATF Type A and most petroleum based fluids ISO 18/13 cleanliness level
Large Front End Loaders Graders Mining Trucks Articulated Dump Haulers Transporters
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The following 29-digit coding system has been developed to identify all of the configuration options for the Series 25 steering control units. Use this model code to specify a unit with the desired features. All 29 digits of the code must be present when ordering. You may want to photocopy the matrix below to ensure that each number is entered in the correct box.
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
A B W
Nos 1,2,3 4 Feature Product Series Nominal Flow Rating Inlet Pressure Rating Return Pressure Rating Displacement cm3/r [in3/r]
A
Code Description ABW 7 8 E 6 A 62 65 67 69 71 0 1 A C D F A D
0
Nos Feature 18,19,20,21 Ports and Mounting Threads
A A 1
0 D
5 6 7-8
Series 25 Steering Control Unit 95 l/min [25 GPM] 151 l/min [40 GPM] (Q-amp only) 189 l/min [50 GPM] (Q-amp only) 241 bar [3500 PSI] 10 bar [150 PSI] 490 [30] 625 [38] 795 [48] 985 [60] 1230 [75] None 1.6 : 1.0 Ratio Open Center Closed Center Closed Center with Neutral Bleed Load Sensing, Dynamic Signal Non-Load Reaction Non-Load-Reaction, Cylinder Damping (Use with Flow Amp and Wide Angle Only) None Anti-Cavitation Valve Anti-Cavitation Valve, Cylinder Relief Valves None
Code EAAA
Description 4 x 11/6 Ports with 3/8-16 UNC Column Mounting 4 x 11/6 Ports with 7/16 Load Sensing Port and 7/16 SAE Pilot Pressure Port (Capped) with 3/8-16 UNC Column Mounting (Use with Load Sensing Units Only) 4 x M27 with M12LS and M12 PP (Capped) M10 Mounting Threads (Use with Load Sensing Units Only) 4 x M27 with M10 Mounting Threads Standard See Eaton Technical Bulletin 3-401 None Wide Angle (Use with Load Sensing Units Only) None Black Paint Eaton Product Number on Nameplate Assigned Design Code
EAGA
NBDN
9 10
11
Load Circuit
12,13
Valve Options
00 02 21 00
Load Sense Relief Valve Setting 16,17 Cylinder Relief Valve Setting **Cylinder Relief Setting recommendation is 870 PSI (60 bar) above steering inlet/load sense pressure.
14, 15
00 6F 70 7H 83 8L 95
None 207 bar [3000 PSI] 224 bar [3250 PSI] 241 bar [3500 PSI] 259 bar [3760 PSI] 276 bar [4000 PSI] 293 bar [4250 PSI]
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44,45/44,43 [1.750/1.746] Dia. 37,4 [1.47] 63,5 [2.5] 71,4 [2.81] Max. 4 89,7 [3.53]
5,4 [.21] 44/46 89,7 [3.53] Max. 3/8 -16 UNC x 15,2 [.60] Deep on 82,5 [3.25] Dia. Bolt Circle 12 Tooth Involute Spline 16/32 D.P. 30 P.A. 15,2 [.60] Min. Deep 6,3 138,5 [.25]* [5.45] Max.
34/36* 59,2 [2.33] Max.* 8,9 [.35] Max. 9,3 [.37] Min. Depth (7,1 [.28] Max. Mating Spline Depth) .7,4/5,8 [.29/.19] Spline 86,1 [3.39]* Load Sensing* 7/16-20 UNF* O-ring Port (2) Plug in PP Port
95,5 [3.76]* D
Displacement cm3/r [in3/r] 490 [30] 625 [38] 795 [48] 985 [60] 1230 [75]
D Max. mm [in.] 205,5 [ 8.08] 211,4 [ 8.32] 219,0 [ 8.62] 228,4 [ 8.99] 239,8 [ 9.44]
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3,63/1.42 [.143/.096] 8,8 [.35] Min. Left 108,8 [4.28] Dia. Max. 63,5 [2.5] 31,8 [1.25]
Right
44,45/44,43 [1.750/1.746] Dia. 96,3 [3.79] Max. (4) 37,4 [1.47] 89,7 [3.53] 63,5 [2.50]
Tank
44/46 89,7 [3.53] Max. 3/8 -16 UNC x 15,2 [.60] Deep on 82,5 [3.25] Dia. Bolt Circle 12 Tooth Involute Spline 16/32 D.P. 30 P.A. 15,2 [.60] Min. Deep
34/36* 59,2 [2.33] Max.* 8,9 [.35] Max. 9,3 [.37] Min. Depth (7,1 [.28] Max. Mating Spline Depth) .7,4/5,8 [.29/.19] Spline 86,1 [3.39]* Load Sensing* 7/16-20 UNF* O-ring Port (2) Plug in PP Port
Displacement cm3/r [in3/r] 490 [30] 625 [38] 795 [48] 985 [60] 1230 [75] D Max. mm [in.] 205,5 [ 8.08] 211,4 [ 8.32] 219,0 [ 8.62] 228,4 [ 8.99] 239,8 [ 9.44]
95,5 [3.76]* D
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Neutral Pressure Drop - Open Center Fluid Viscosity 25 cSt [120 SUS]
75 [1000] 60 45 30 bar 15 0 0 38 [10] 75 [20] l/min [GPM] 114 [30] [ 800] [ 600] [ 400] [PSI] [ 200] [ 151 [40] 0] bar
Input Torque
3 2 Nm 1 0
80
100 [4500] [4000] [3500] [3000] [2500] [PSI] [2000] [1500] [1000] [ 500] [0]
250 200 bar 150 100 50 0 [0] [5] [10] [15] [GPM] [20] [25]
Left
Right
80
100 [360] [320] [280] [240] [200] [PSI] [160] [120] [ 80] [ 40] [ 0]
20 15 bar 10 5 0
Tank
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Pressure
10
GPM
15
20
25 26.4
The Series 40 steering control unit includes two patented designs that make it even more responsive, reliable and cost effective.
Benefits
Features
Open Center Closed Center Load Sensing Q-amp Pilot Pressure Port* *This is an added feature that can be used for: 1. pilot pressure to priority valve. 2 diagnostics. Cylinder Damping
Applications Articulated Vehicles
Symmetrical valving provides passageways and valving that are equal in both directions and pressure areas that are staged for minimum leakage. This gives balance, precise servo response and uniform steering action in both directions. Progressive valving makes it possible to produce the spool/ sleeve valve in a way that assures reliability and reduces costs. Eatons high capacity gerotor assembly provides a lot of capacity in a small package. Heavier valve componentshousing, spool and sleeve provide stability, especially during pressure and thermal transient conditions. The seal and centering spring designs provide positive, low-effort steering feel assuring excellent vehicle control, an important feature on large vehicles for which this steering control was designed.
Loaders Scrapers Frame Vehicles Large Front End Loaders Large Graders Mining Trucks Articulated Haulers Transporters
SPECIFICATIONS Max. System Pressure Max. Back Pressure Rated Flow Max. Flow Max. Differential Between Steering Unit and System Temperature Max. System Operating Temperature Input Torque Powered Non Powered Fluid Recommended Filtration 241 bar [3500 PSI] 21 bar [300 PSI] 151 l/min [40 GPM] 212 l/min [56 GPM] 28 C 50 F 93C [200 F] 2,8-3,4 Nm @ 6,9 bar back pressure [25-30 lb-in @ 100 PSI back pressure] ATF Type A and most petroleum based fluids ISO 18/13 cleanliness level
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The following 29-digit coding system has been developed to identify all of the configuration options for the Series 40 steering control units. Use this model code to specify a unit with the desired features. All 29 digits of the code must be present when ordering. You may want to photocopy the matrix below to ensure that each number is entered in the correct box.
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
A B Y
Nos Feature
B
Code Description
0
Feature
A 0 A A 0
Description
0 C
Nos
Code
1,2,3 4 5 6 7-8
Product Series Nominal Flow Rating Inlet Pressure Rating Return Pressure Rating Displacement cm3/r [in3/r]
ABY Series 40 Steering Control Unit 8 9 6 B 71 74 76 78 80 0 1 A C D F A E 00 151 l/min [40 GPM] 227 l/min [60 GPM] (Q-amp only) 241 bar [3500 PSI] 21 bar [300 PSI] 1230 [ 75] 1560 [ 95] 1970 [120] 2460 [150] 3030 [185] None 1.6 : 1.0 Ratio Open Center Closed Center Closed Center with Neutral Bleed Load Sensing, Dynamic Signal Non-Load Reaction Non-Load Reaction, Cylinder Damping (Use with Q-amp only) None None
GAAA
4 x 1 5/16 SAE Ports with 3/8-16 UNC Column Mounting Threads 4 x 1 5/16 SAE ports with 7/16 SAE Load Sensing Port and 7/16 SAE Pilot Pressure Port with 3/8-16 UNC Column Mounting Threads (Use with Load Sensing Only) Standard See Eaton Technical Bulletin 3-401 None None No Paint Eaton Product Number on Nameplate Assigned Design Code
GAGA
22 23 24 25,26 27 28 29
Input Torque Fluid Type Special Applications Special Features Paint Identification Eaton Assigned Design Code
3 A 0 AA 0 0 C
11
Load Circuit
12,13 14,15
Integral Valve
Integral Inlet Relief 00 Valve Pressure Setting Cylinder Relief Valve Setting 00
16,17
None
50
67,5 [2.66]
12 Tooth Involute Spline 16/32 D.P. 30 P.A. 15,2 [.60] Min. Deep 44/46
9,4 [.37] Min. Depth (7,1 [.28] Max. Mating Spline Depth) 7,4/4,8 [.30/.20] Spline 9,4 [.37] Min. 8,9 [.35] Max. 1,85/3,63 [.073/.143] Right
81,3 [3.20] 66,3* [2.61] Max. 1/2 - 13 UNC x 13,4 [.53] Deep (3)
P
31,8 [1.25]
T
34/36* 1/2 - 13 UNC 13,5 [.53] Deep on 161,93 [6.375] Dia. Bolt Circle 44,45/44,43 [1.750/1.746] Dia. Tank 27,9 [1.10] 63,5 [2.5] Pressure 1 5/16 -12 UN O-ring Port (4)
6,3* [.25]
3/8 -16 UNC x 15,2 [.60] Deep on 82,5 [3.25] Dia. Bolt Circle
LS PP 86,1 [3.39]* 95,5 [3.76]* D Load Sensing* 7/16-20 UNF* O-ring Port (2) Plug in PP Port
Displacement cm3/r [in3/r] 1230 [ 75] 1555 [ 95] 1965 [120] 2460 [150] 3030 [185]
D Max. mm [in.] 230,9 [ 9.09] 245,9 [ 9.68] 265,2 [10.44] 288,3 [11.35] 315,0 [12.40]
R
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Average Pressure Drop Through Open Center Load Sensing and Closed Center at Full Valve Deflection
bar 75
Open Center Neutral Pressure Drop Fluid Viscosity 25 cSt [120 SUS]
32 28 24 20 16 lb-in 12 8 4 0
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Char-Lynn torque generators have been completely redesigned to meet the needs of the changing marketplace. These torque generators provide power assist for steering, eliminating the large hand wheels on gate valves, and provide powerful rotary motion with effortless manual rotary input on numerous other applications.
Features
Load Sensing
Char-Lynn load sensing torque generators use conventional or load sensing power supplies to achieve load sensing steering. The use of a load sensing torque generator and a priority valve in a normal power steering circuit offers the following advantages: Provides smooth pressure compensated steering because load variations in the steering circuit do not affect axle response or maximum steering rate. beyond system capability by splitting the system into two independent circuits. Only the flow required by the steering maneuver goes to the steering circuit. Flow not required for steering is available for use in the auxiliary circuits. because the steering circuit always has flow and pressure priority. Char-Lynn load sensing torque generators and priority valves can be used with open center, closed center or load sensing systems. Used either in an open center system with a fixed displacement pump or a closed center system with a pressure compensated pump, these torque generators offer many of the features of a load sensing system. Excess flow is available for auxiliary circuits.
Todays market includes power steering on electric lift trucks. Char-Lynn torque generators have been designed with features that greatly improve the operators comfort as well as the vehicles performance. The increase in port surface area allows for the additional port requirement for units with the following features:
Power Beyond
OUT
AUX IN
OUT
AUX IN
This version has three ports: Inlet (IN), Tank (OUT), and Excess Flow (EF). In the power beyond configuration, flow not used for priority steering exits the EF port and is available for the downstream reach function. Flow used for steering will exit the (OUT) port to tank, and cannot be used for auxiliary functions.
Power Beyond
Input Torque Output Torque Gerotor/Geroler
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Load Sensing
Input Torque Output Torque Gerotor/Geroler
This high pressure open center torque generator allows the exit flow from the Torque Generator to operate another function (for example reach/tilt function of a fork lift vehicle). An external case drain is needed to protect seals and to allow for adequate recentering of spool and sleeve. The flow out the case drain is internal leakage only. This is a series circuit with some special characteristics that should be noted: A relief valve is required in the down stream circuit as well as a relief valve protecting the torque generator. The pressures in this circuit are additive. If it takes 41 bar [600 PSI] for steering and 55 bar [800 PSI] for the reach circuit, the pump will see 96 bar [1400 PSI]. The relief valve for steering must always be set higher than the relief valve on the downstream function (reach). The margin between the two must be enough to provide adequate steering in the worst case (fork lift stationary and unloaded).
Torque generators are available with anti-friction needle bearings at the power end to allow for direct mount sprockets or pinions when compactness of application does not allow for outboard bearings.
Gerotor or Geroler Element
This is a fluid displacement element, consisting of an outer ring gear and an internal star. Manual low torque input actuates the spool of the spring centered spool and sleeve valve, allowing high pressure oil to turn the internal star. This star is coupled with a splined drive to the output shaft and also the sleeve of the spool and sleeve valve. High pressure oil turning the star in this gerotor or Geroler element is generating high output torque. The Geroler elements have not been offered on torque generators in the past. These Gerolers have rolls incorporated into the outer ring, and the rolls provide rolling contact with the star point, minimizing friction and improving efficiency.
Limited Manual Steering
Out
Torque Generator
Relative deflection of the input and output shafts is limited mechanically within the unit so that limited manual steering is still possible in the event of power loss.
Reaction Torque Resistance
Control End
Valve, Sleeve
Housing, Port/Valve
Spacer
Gerotor/ Geroler
Power End
Shaft, Output
Centering Springs
Quad Seal
Shaft Seal
Pin
Drive
Spacer Plate
Spacer Plate
Drive
Needle Bearings
SPECIFICATIONS 217 SERIESGEROTOR UNIT Displacement Torque Output (at 70 bar [1000 PSI]) Recommended Flow cm3/r [in3/r] 76 [4.7] 62 Nm [550 lb-in] 11,4 l/min [3 GPM] 125 RPM 96 [5.9] 79 Nm [700 lb-in] 13,2 l/min [3.5 GPM] 118 RPM 160 [9.7] 124 Nm [1100 lb-in] 13,9 l/min [5 GPM] 102 RPM
COMMON SPECIFICATIONS 217 AND 227 SERIES Rated Flow Max. System Operating Temperature Input Torque Powered Non-Powered (Max.) Output Shaft Side Load at Keyway Centerline without Bearing with Bearing Fluid 15,1 l/min [4 GPM] 93 C [200 F] 1,6 - 2,5 Nm [14 - 22 lb-in] 136 Nm [100 lb-ft]
SPECIFICATIONS 227 SERIESGEROLER UNIT Displacement cm3/r [in3/r] Torque Output (at 70 bar [1000 PSI]) Recommended Flow Max. Operating Speed (at Rated Pressure and Recommended Flow) 80 [4.9] 69 Nm [608 lb-in] 11,7 l/min [3.1 GPM] 125 RPM 102 [6.2] 86 Nm [760 lb-in] 15,1 l/min [4 GPM] 118 RPM 160 [9.7] 131 Nm [1160 lb-in] 18,9 l/min [5 GPM] 102 RPM
23 kg [ 50 lb] 272 kg [600 lb] Most petroleum hydraulic fluidssee your Eaton representative for use of fire-resistant and other special fluids As needed to maintain ISO 18/13 cleanliness level Depends on modelSee chart circuit type below
Circuit Type Open Center Power Beyond Load Sensing Open Center w/Case Drain
In Port 69 bar [1000 PSI] 138 bar [2000 PSI] 69 bar [1000 PSI] 172 bar [2500 PSI]
Out Port 3 bar [ 50 PSI] 3 bar [ 50 PSI] 3 bar [ 50 PSI] 103 bar [1500 PSI]
Aux. Port 138 bar [2000 PSI] 69 bar [1000 PSI] 3 bar [ 50 PSI]
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The following 20-digit coding system has been developed to identify all of the configuration options for the torque generator. Use this model code to specify a torque generator with the desired features. All 20 digits of the code must be present when ordering. You may want to photocopy the matrix below to ensure that each number is entered in the correct box.
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
A B P
Nos Feature Code Description
0
Nos
A 1
Feature
A
Code
A 1
A
Description
1,2,3 Product Series ABP 4,5,6 Circuit Type . and Ratings Max A4A
Torque Generator 15,1 l/min [4 GPM] Open Center Inlet 69 bar [1000 PSI] Out 3 bar [ 50 PSI] 15,1 l/min [4 GPM] Open Center Power Beyond Inlet 138 bar [2000 PSI] Out 3 bar [50 PSI] Aux. (PB) 138 bar [2000 PSI] Dp (Inlet out) <69 bar [1000 PSI] (Limited to 76 [4.7], 80 [4.9], 96 [5.9] cm3/r [in3/r]) 15,1 l/min [4 GPM] Open Center with High Back Pressure (Case Drain) Inlet 172 bar [2500 PSI] Out 103 bar [1500 PSI] Aux. (CD) 3 bar [50 PSI] Dp (Inlet out) <69 bar [1000 PSI] 15,1 l/min [4 GPM] Load Sensing Dynamic Signal Inlet 69 bar [1000 PSI] Out 3 bar [50 PSI] Aux. (LS) 69 bar [1000 PSI] 76 [4.7] Gerotor 96 [5.9] Gerotor 160 [9.7] Gerotor 80 [4.9] Geroler 102 [6.2] Geroler 160 [9.6] Geroler
Ports
2 x .625 inch Dia. Manifold Ports with 2 x 5/16-18 UNC Mounting Holes (use with port block) open center only 3 x .625 inch Dia. Manifold Ports with 3 x 5/16 - 18 UNC Mounting Holes (use with port block) 2 x 9/16 SAE Ports open center only 3 x 9/16 SAE Ports 2 x G3/8 (BSP) Ports open center only 3 x G3/8 (BSP) Ports None Output Shaft Needle Bearings None Standard 22,17 [.874] Dia. with Keyway and Cross Hole Quad Rings 5/16-18 UNC None Port Block Installed Black Primer Eaton Product Number on Nameplate Assigned Design Code
D4C
C D E F 10 11 12 13 14 15 Shaft Bearings Integral Valves Input Torque Shaft Ends Shaft Seals Mounting Threads 0 1 0 1 A 1 A
E4B
C4D
7 ,8
08 10 17 58 60 66
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Can result in insufficient steering flow when operating the auxiliary function
Parallel circuit Steering has priority Simple system Single relief valve Flow to auxiliary function is reduced while steering
Pump Relief Valve
Cylinder Valve
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Steering has priority Auxiliary function can operate at higher pressure than steering rating; priority valve isolates CF side from EF side pressures. Flow to auxiliary functions reduced while steering
Pump
Priority Valve
CF EF Cylinder Valve
Series circuit; auxiliary and steering pressures are additive All flow available to auxiliary function, even while steering Separate relief valves required for steering and auxiliary
Pump Relief Valve
Cylinder Valve
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Displacement cm3/r [in3/r] 96,1 [5.86] 159,6 [9.73] 80,3 [4.90] 101,6 [6.20] 160,0 [9.64]
Dimension mm [inch] A B 231,9 [9.13] 114,5 [4.51] 240,6 [9.47] 123,2 [4.85] 233,3 [9.18] 115,9 [4.56] 237,2 [9.34] 119,8 [4.72] 247,5 [9.74] 130,1 [5.12]
C 60,4 [2.38] 69,3 [2.73] 62,0 [2.44] 65,9 [2.59] 76,2 [3.00]
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Displacement cm3/r [in3/r] 96,1 [5.86] 159,6 [9.73] 80,3 [4.90] 101,6 [6.20] 160,0 [9.64]
Dimension mm [inch] C D 60,4 [2.38] 63,5 [2.50] 69,3 [2.73] 72,1 [2.84] 62,0 [2.44] 65,9 [2.59] 76,2 [3.00]
For proper operation it is recommended that the unit be installed so no radial load or thrust load is applied to either the input or output shafts. Misalignment of shafts will cause binding.
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Torque Generator 217 Series Port Block Installation Drawing Port Block with 3/8-18 Dryseal NPTF Ports
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Torque Generator 227 Series Port Block Installation Drawing 9/16-18 UNF SAE O-ring Port
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Description
Antijerk Valves provide smoother steering on articulated vehicles, such as Wheel Loaders. This is achieved by a pressure sequence valve mounted on a block. Patent pending. (For more information see Vickers Screw-in Cartridge Valves Cat. V-VLOV-MC001-E2.)
Features
occurs a small amount of damping flow is allowed across the turn ports. Unlike accumulators this valve will not have a negative affect on roading performance, and it is more cost effective than cushion valves.
Applications
Steering Control Unit Electric Pump M LS L Emergency Steer Pump Supply LS2 L2 Anti Jerk Valve CF1 LS1 L1 CF Priority Valve LS P PFC Pump Steer Cylinders R1 R R2 Anti Jerk Manifold
Dramatically reduces jerk when steering is stopped quickly and while making aggressive changes in direction. The valve works by monitoring the margin pressure acting on the steering valve. Margin spikes when steering wheel speed is reduced aggressively. When this
CF1 is supply from the pump or priority valve, CF2 should connect to the steering valve UPSTREAM of any check valves, LS1 & LS2 are the steering valve load-sense connection, R&L are pass through ports for the turn lines. The setting of the valve needs to be higher than the normal difference in pressures between CF and LS, i.e. if CF-LS is 150PSI then a good setting to start with is 200PSI.
Implement Valve
EF
Ordering Information
1.
Reference Part Number: 5991006-001 Ports: 3/ -16 UNF CF1, CF2 4 3/ -16 UNF L1, L2, R1, R2 4 LS1, LS2 7/16-20 UNF Pressure Setting Range: 100-600PSI Specify Ports. Port Options Ports CF1, CF2 L1, L2, R1, R2 LS1, LS2
Pressure Rating for Aluminum block Ductile Iron block Temperature Range Fluids Filtration
210 bar [3000 PSI] 241bar [3500 PSI] -40 to 120C [-40 to 248F] All general purpose hydraulic fluids such as: MIL-H-5606, SAE 10, etc. Cleanliness code 18/16/13
2.
4-16
3.
Choose Pressure Setting Options: Within the 7-40 bar [100-600 PSI] range with a minimum increment of 3.45 bar [50PSI]. Options: 1 7 bar [100 PSI] 1.5 10.5 bar [150 PSI] ---6 40 bar [600 PSI]
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Relief Valve Qualified for 276 bar [4000 psi] max. Rated CF Pressure is 276 bar [4000 psi] Rated Inlet and EF Pressure is 276 bar [4000 psi]
Code Number DD HE LA MC NC QA UA VD VK
System Pressure bar [PSI] 83 [1200] 120 [1725] 138 [2000] 150 [2175] 160 [2300] 172 [2500] 207 [3000] 230 [3325] 240 [3475]
Control Pressure - bar [PSI] / Product Number Static Dynamic Ports (5) Port Size Signal Signal 3,5 [50] 5,2 [75] P & EF 7/8 - 14 CF 3/4 - 16 606-1217 606-1232 LS & T 7/16 - 20 P & EF 3/4 -16 CF 9/16 - 18 606-1214 606-1327 LS & T 7/16 - 20 P & EF M22 X 1,5 CF M18 X 1,5 606-1329 606-1330 LS & T M12 X 1,5 P & EF R 1/2 - 14 CF R 1/2 - 14 606-1335 606-1336 LS & T R 1/4 - 19
Dynamic Static Dynamic Signal Signal Signal 7,6 [110] 6,9 [100] 10,0 [145]
606-1331
606-1333 606-1334
The above product number describes a VLC Series with 5,2 bar [75 PSI] control pressure, static signal, 7/8-14 P and EF ports, 3/4-16 CF port, 7/16-20 LS and T ports, 172 bar [2500 PSI] relief valve setting.
For comprehensive information on all steering system components Valves see Eaton catalog 11-508.
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Relief Valve Qualified for 276 bar [4000 PSI] Max. Rated CF Pressure is 276 bar [4000 psi] Rated Inlet and EF pressure is 303 bar [4400 psi]
Code Number DD HE LA MC NC QA UA VD VK
System Pressure bar [PSI] 83 [1200] 120 [1725] 138 [2000] 150 [2175] 160 [2300] 172 [2500] 207 [3000] 230 [3325] 240 [3475]
High Pressure*
Control Pressure - bar [PSI] / Product Number Static Dynamic Ports (5) Port Size Signal Signal 4,5 [65] 5,5 [80] P & EF 1 1/16 -12 CF 3/4 - 16 606-1093 606-1294 LS & T 7/16 - 20 P & EF 1 1/16 -12 CF 7/8 - 14 606-1046 606-1341 LS & T 7/16 - 20 P & EF 1 5/16 -12 CF 7/8 - 14 606-1058 606-1344 LS & T 7/16 - 20 P & EF 1 5/16 - 12 CF 1 5/16 - 12 606-1141 606-1347 LS & T 7/16 - 20 P & EF 1 5/16 -12 CF 1 1/16 - 12 606-1350 606-1282 LS & T 7/16 - 20 P & EF M27 X 2 CF M18 X 1,5 606-1353 606-1354 LS & T M12 X 1,5 P & EF R 3/4 - 14 CF R 1/2 - 14 606-1359 606-1360 LS & T R 1/4 - 19
Static Dynamic Static Dynamic Signal Signal Signal Signal 6,9 [100] 8,6 [125] 10,3 [150] 12,8 [185] 606-1094 606-1295 606-1095 606-1296
For comprehensive information on all steering system components Valves see Eaton catalog E-VLFL -MLOO1-E
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High Pressure
Rated CF Pressure is 276 bar [4000 psi] Rated inlet and EF Pressure is 296 bar [4300 psi]
Control Pressure - bar [PSI] / Product Number Static Dynamic Ports (5) O-ring Signal Signal Port Size 5,2 [75] 5,9 [85] P & EF 1 5/8 - 12 CF 1 5/16 - 12 606-1201 606-1288 LS & R 7/16 - 20 P & EF 1 5/8 - 12 CF 1 1/16 - 12 606-1368 606-1284 LS & R 7/16 - 20 P & EF 1 5/8 - 12 CF 3/4 - 16 606-1189 606-1371 LS & R 7/16 - 20
Static Dynamic Static Dynamic Signal Signal Signal Signal 6,9 [100] 7,6 [110] 10,3 [150] 11,4 [165] 606-1202 606-1289 606-1203 606-1290
For comprehensive information on all steering system components Valves see Eaton catalog 11-508.
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Steering System Components VLC, VLE and VLH Priority Valves Pressure Drop Curves
VLC Series
VLE Series
VLH Series
U.S. Patents. Re 26,338; 3,455,210 and 4,043,419 cover circuits using these priority valves. Corresponding foreign patents pending and issued.
Symbols
For comprehensive information on all steering system components Valves see Eaton catalog E-VLFL -MLOO1-E
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These check valves are designed specifically to withstand the rugged duty cycles of a steering system and perform their functions reliably to prevent kickback in the steering wheel.
The check valve is installed directly into the pressure port of Char-Lynn steering control unit. Connection of the hose assembly is either a male 37 end or O-ring face seal (ORS). Straight 90 elbow configurations are available (see installation drawing next page).
Performance Data
Pressure Drop Curves Inlet Check Valves
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D E
Straight
C Hex.
C Hex.
A D
90 Elbow
E B A C Hex.
Check Valve Dimensionsmm [in.] A B C 3/4-16 3/4-16 22,61/22,10 [.89/.87] 9/16-18 3/4-16 22,61/22,10 [.89/.87] 13/16-16 3/4-16 22,61/21,10 [.89/.87] 11/16-16 3/4-16 22,61/22,10 [.89/.87] 11/16-18 3/4-16 24,13/23,62 [.95/.93]
D 43.69/43.18 [1.72/1.70] 41.15/40.64 [1.62/1.60] 39.88/39.37 [1.57/1.55] 38.16/37.59 [1.50/1.48] 37,6/35,5 [1.48/1.40]
E 14.48/13.46 [.57/.53] 14.48/13.46 [.57/.53] 14.48/13.46 [.57/.53] 14.48/13.46 [.57/.53] 41.15/40.13 [1.62/1.58]
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Specifications Max. Flow Through Relief Valve 57 l/min [15 GPM] Relief Valve Setting Range 47276 bar [6754000 PSI] Standard Relief Valve Setting 138 bar [2000 PSI] Housing Rated Pressure 345 bar [5000 PSI]
Specifications Max. Flow Through Relief Valve 75,7 l/min [20 GPM] Relief Valve Setting Range 103241 bar [15003500 PSI] Housing Rated Pressure 345 bar [5000 PSI]
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Char-Lynn columns can be custom built to your exact specifications. The column and mounting flange is of a sturdy single weldment design. These columns have high thrust and side load capacity with low shaft tortional friction. Columns are painted with low gloss black finish and the shafts are phosphate coated and oil dipped for corrosion protection.
Features
Low friction bearings to carry thrust and side loads dust boot to protect against dirt and moisture Four jacket types are available Two lower ends and ten upper ends are available Two different horn wire configurations available from 56 to 825 mm [2.2 to 32.5 inch] pre-assembled to steering units per your request
SPECIFICATIONS Rated Tortional Rated Bending Moment* Rated Radial Load** Rated Axial Load Tortional Friction Drag Recommended Wheel Nut Torque 81Nm [60 lb-ft] 136 Nm [100 lb-ft] 86 kg [150 lb] 86 kg [150 lb] 0,23 kg [2 lb-in] 47 Nm [35 lb-ft]
Use non-soap base grease for column, spline, steering unit interface Shaft End
L T
C of Bearing L Mounting Flange Surface
*Bending moments are taken about the plane of the column mounting surface. **Radial load at the bearing centerline must not exceed the horizontal bending moment rating.
1 2 3 4 5
Select Jacket/Base Type Select Lower Shaft Type Select Upper Shaft End Type Select Length (use suggested standard length) Select Add-On Features a) Horn Wire b) Wire Ends Please contact your Eaton Representative if any request differs from our catalog offerings.
d Pa
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The following 22-digit coding system has been developed to identify all of the configuration options for steering columns. Use this model code to specify a steering column with the desired features. All 22 digits of the code must be present when ordering. You may want to photocopy the matrix below to ensure that each number is entered in the correct box.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
A C K
Nos 1,2,3 4,5 Feature Product Series Code Description ACK Steering Column Standard (38 mm [1.50 inch] O.D.) Round Series 5 (38mm [1.5 inch] O.D.) Heavy Wall (41,4 [1.63 inch] O.D.) Tabbed Flange Standard With flat Flange (38mm [1.50 inch] O.D.) (No Tabs) Tilt Column with Flat Flange, Mechanical Push 12 Tooth Spline for Steering Unit 3/4 inch D Section (for Noise Isolator) Standard for all rigid and tilt columns Available with or without Horn Wire Available with or without Horn Wire Not Available with Horn Wire Not Available with Horn Wire Not Available with Horn Wire Not Available with Horn Wire Available with or without Horn Wire Available with or without Horn Wire Not Available with Horn Wire 56,6 [ 2.23] 82,8 [ 3.26] 147,8 [ 5.82] 197,1 [ 7.76] 250,7 [ 9.87] 273,3 [10.76] 298,7 [11.76] 399,8 [15.74] 451,6 [17.78] 642,1 [25.28] 692,4 [27.26] 756,4 [29.78] 826,3 [32.53] 152,4 [ 6.00] 203,2 [ 8.00] Nos Feature
0 0
Code Description 100 120 140 160 026 036 062 081 103 111 121 162 182 257 276 302 329 AAA AAB AAC 254,0 [10.00] 304,8 [12.00] 355,6 [14.00] 406,4 [16.00] 66,1 [ 2.60] 92,3 [ 3.63] 157,3 [ 6.19] 206,6 [ 8.13] 260,2 [10.24] 282,8 [11.13] 308,2 [12.13] 409,3 [16.11] 461,1 [18.15] 651,6 [25.65] 701,9 [27.63] 765,9 [30.15] 835,7 [32.90] 190,5 [ 7.50] Above Pivot 546,4 [21.51] Below Pivot 190,5 [ 7.50] Above Pivot 101,6 [ 4.00] Below Pivot 127,0 [ 5.00] Above Pivot 127,0 [ 5.00] Below Pivot
Button 6 Lower Shaft End (see page 75) Upper Shaft End (see illustrations and specifications page 76, 77) 1 3
7,8
AJ MJ DN EJ GC CL PT SV YM 022 033 058 078 099 108 118 157 178 253 273 298 325 060 080
Tilt Column
12-16 Horn Wire Feature 00000 No Horn Wire (page 79) 1A045 Single Horn Wire 2B045 Two Horn Wires 17 Horn Brush Wire Terminal End (page 79) Shaft End Wire Terminal (page 79) 0 D K 00 01 02 08 20,21 22 Special Feature Eaton Assigned Design Code 00 B NoneSelect When No Horn Wire Used SAE J928 Pin and Double End Connector Blade ReceptacleInsulated (Compatible with SAE J858a) None One Horn Button (Only with One Horn Wire) One Horn Button with Wire Eyelet (Select with Two horn Wire) Tinned Bare Wire End None For Tilt columns
18,19
Metric Cap Screw Kit Standard Cap Screw Kit Metric Jam Nut Kit Hex Nut Kit Hex Nut Kit
M10 x 1.5 Thread x 20mm Lenth (Qty 4) .375-16 UNC Thread x .75" Length (Qty 4) M18 x 1.5 (Qty 1) 13/16-20 NEF (Qty 1) 1 1/2 - 12 UNF (Qty 1)
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Examplesee model code page 73 Position 4-5 SH Standard with flat flange (No Tabs) Position 9, 10, 11 026 66,1 [2.60] (Dimension X)
*Dimension Xsee model code page 73 Position 9, 10, 11 (Jacket Length) SJ Standard Wall (Available on Square Series 5, Series 10, 20, 25, 40) SH Standard Wall (Available on Square Series 5, Series 10, 20, 25, 40)
6,4 [.25]
Position 4-5
Dimension X* 15,2 [.60] 20,3 [.80] 44,32 [1.745] Pilot Dia. 41,4 [1.63] Dia. Mounting Surface Tab (4)
Position 4-5
6,4 [.25] Dimension X* 23,6 [.93] 44,32 5,77 [.227] [1.745] Pilot Dia. 38,1 [1.5] Dia. Mounting Surface
Shaft End
Shaft End
HG Heavy Wall (Available on Square Series 5, Series 10, 20, 25, 40)
6,4 [.25]
Position 4-5
6,4 [.25]
Position 4-5
Shaft End
Shaft End
9,4 [.37]
9,4 [.37]
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Examplesee model code page 73 Position 6 1 12 Tooth Spline for Steering Unit
1
Position 6
6,4 [.25]
6,1 [.24]
Column Mounting Flange for Round Series 5 with Side or End Ports
107,8/105,6 [4.24/4.16]
13,54/13,44 [.533/.529]
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Examplesee model code page 73 Position 7-8 EJ (36 Tooth Straight Serration)
Not available with horn wire
AJ Position 7-8
26,4 [1.04] 12,7 [.50] Note: Torque Nut to 41-54 Nm [30-40 lb-ft]
EJ Position 7-8
45,34 [1.785] 21,8 [.86] 15,2 [.60] 16,26 [.640] 36 Tooth Straight Serration 18,59 [.732] Major Dia.
For bending moment calculation when using .052 : 1 Eaton wheel product 36 Tooth Straight Serration No. 209-1007, wheel rim 21,79 [.858] Major Dia. is 22,1 [.87] above threaded end steering shaft. 13/16 - 20 UNF - 2A Thread
MJ Position 7-8
GC Position 7-8
26,4 [1.04] 12,7 [.50] Note: Torque Nut to 41-54 Nm [30-40 lb-ft] For bending moment calculation when using Eaton wheel product No. 209-1007, wheel rim is 22,1 [.87] above threaded end steering shaft.
45,34 [1.785] 21,82 [.859] Dia. Not Available with Horn Wire 30,99 [1.220] 22,17 [.873] Dia. 9,48 [.373] Dia. Crosshole 10,9 [.43]
.052 : 1 36 Tooth Straight Serration 21,79 [.858] Major Dia. M20 x 1,5 - 6g Thread
DN Position 7-8
Not Available with Horn 32,3 [1.31] Wire 16,0 [.63] Note: Torque Nut to 41-54 Nm [30-40 lb-ft] 20,10 [.790] Dia.
57,15 [2.250]
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Examplesee model code page 73 Position 7-8 YM (.050 : 1 Taper M18 x 1,5 - 6g Thread)
Not available with horn wire
CL Position 7-8
YM Position 7-8
Not Available with Horn 45,50 [1.790] Wire 29,36 [1.156] 14,27 [ .562] Note: Torque Nut to 41-54 Nm [30-40 lb-ft] M16 x 1,5 - 6g Thread
Not Available with Horn Wire or Tilt 32,0 [1.26] M18 x 1,5 - 6g Thread 26,9 [1.06]
52,1 [2.05] 23,2 [.913] Dia. 5 [.197] x 6,5 [.256] Woodruff Key
M18 x 1,5 - 6H Thread Jam Nut .050 : 1 .083 : 1 8,9 [.35] Note: Torque Nut to 41-54 Nm [30-40 lb-ft] 37,3 [1.47] Dia. Washer 16,0 [.63]
PT Position 7-8
SV Position 7-8
55,00 [2.165] 30,00 [1.181] 15,00 [.590] Note: Torque Nut to 41-54 Nm [30-40 lb-ft] M18 x 1,5 - 6g Thread 36 Tooth Straight Serration 20,55 [.809] Major Dia. .0625 : 1 21,00 [.827] Dia. 24,90 [.980] 14,00 [.551] Note: Torque Nut to 41-54 Nm [30-40 lb-ft] M18 x 1,5 - 6g Thread
.052 : 1
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20
B 4.0" .8125-20 UNEF-2A 1.04 .01 .50 .01 LENGTH "A" CUSTOMER TO SPECIFY LENGTH ABOVE PIVOT (3.25" MINIMUM)
36 TOOTH STRAIGHT SERRATION (7/8 X 36) .858 .002 MAJOR .816 .002 ROOT 90 1 INCL. ROOT ANGLE .052:1 .9488 .002 OVER .859 .001 START TWO .0625 PINS 1.50
4.66
LENGTH "B" CUSTOMER TO SPECIFY LENGTH BELOW PIVOT (5.75" MINIMUM) FOR SINGLE HORN WIRE AND 3.625 MINIMUM FOR NON HORN WIRE
.80 SAE J928 TYPE I .156 PIN TYPE WIRE END WITH DOUBLE END SOCKET CONNECTOR .800 FLAT ROOT SIDE FIT 12 TOOTH, 16/32 PITCH 1.745
2.01 .05
A C K T J
Position 9 A A A 10 A A A
A J
11 C B A Dim. A Above Pivot 127,0 [ 5.00] 190,5 [ 7.50] 190,5 [ 7.50] Dim. B Below Pivot 127,0 [ 5.00] 101,6 [ 4.00] 546,4 [21.51]
*Dim. A (minimum) above pivot is 165,1 [6.5] (with one horn wire) **Dim. A (minimum) above pivot is 203,2 [8.0] (with two horn wires)
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Examplesee model code page 73 Position 12-16 1A045 Column with one horn wire
Single Wire
01 Position 18-19
28,4 [1.12]
Single Wire
K Blade Receptacle Insulated Compatable with 6,4 [.25] Blade Per SAE J858a
Two Wire
02 Position 18-19 28,4 [1.12]
Two Wires
2B045
Position 12-16 One Horn Button with Wire Eyelet (Select with Two Horn Wires)
08 Position 18-19
K or T Position 17
K Blade Receptacle Insulated Compatable with 6,4 [.25] Blade Per SAE J858a Tinned Bare Wire Ends
114,3 [4.50]
114,3 [4.50]
1,6 mm [.06 in.] Min. Steering Wheel Hub Torque To 4,7 da Nm [35 lb-ft] Steering Column
Must use two bolts through mounting bracket or bulkhead and two bolts through just the steering column or four bolts through mounting bracket or bulkhead.
Y Dim.
30,5 [1.20] Max. 27,2 [1.07] Min. Two Bolts 3/8 -16 NC x 19,0 [.75] (Supplied with Column)
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Series 20, 25
Y Dim.
Port Face
45
80
Round Series 5
Cap Screw (1) M6 x 1,0 T L R P 41,5 [1.635] Pilot Dia. M6 x 1,0-6H 18,5 [.73] Min. Deep (4) 5,8 [.23] Cap Screw (3 or 4) M6 x (W + 12,2 [.48]) W Dim. 12,2 [.48] Max. 7,5 [.30] Min. 15,0 [.59]
Series 40
Must use three bolts Into steering control unit mounting bosses opposite port face.
Note: Series 40 is too heavy for column mounting use column with or without mounting tabs
81,3 [3.20] 13,4 [.53] Max. 40,7 [1.60] 12,9 [.51] 67,5 [2.66]
LS PP
Z Dim.
Mounting Bracket
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7 2 3 5 4 1 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Weather Cover Horn Button Contact Cup Horn Button Spring Contact Cup Screw Base Plate Assembly
Steering Wheel
No. 209-1007
Molded black wheel with three equally spaced spokes, (relatively flat, without recessed hub) diameter 430 mm [17 inch] for column with upper shaft end AJ or MJ.
Note: Steering wheel hub has tapped holes for wheel puller.
Upper Shaft End Configuration (See Page xx, xx) PT, SV MJ CK, CL AJ
Thread Size M18 x 1,5 M20 x 1,5 M16 x 1,5 13/16-20 UNF
No. 208-1013
For steering column with serrated upper shaft end AJ or MJ and Char-Lynn 430 mm [17 inch] steering wheel.
Cap No. 209-1005
Char-Lynn
steering wheel hub cavity cap, for no horn installations used on steering wheel 209-1007 .
Char-Lynn
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Horn Buttons
Eaton Char-Lynn offers three new steering wheels each with different features: 209-1022: 350mm [14in] diameter, 3-spoke steering wheel with horn button option. 209-1023: 362mm [15in] diameter, 3-spoke steering wheel with knob standard and optional horn button. 209-1024: 400mm [16in] diameter, 3-spoke steering wheel with soft feel and horn button option. Note: All steering wheels are compatible with column upper shaft end AJ.
9900416 For Char-Lynn steering column with upper shaft end AJ and steering wheel 209-1022 and 209-1023. 9900417 For Char-Lynn steering column with upper shaft end AJ and steering wheel 209-1024.
Caps
9900308 Char-Lynn steering wheel hub cavity cap, for no horn installations. Used on steering wheel 209-1022 and 209-1023.
9900415 Char-Lynn steering wheel hub cavity cap, for no horn installations. Used on steering wheel 209-1024.
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61,0 [2.40] Note: Two screws (3/8-24 UNF x 31,8 [1.25] long not included) are required to join isolator to mating steering columns. Torque screws to 41 Nm [360 lb-in].
Want to Make your Own Column? You Must use these Spline Specs. Lower Shaft End This Splined Lower Shaft End Part (as shown below) is Available from EatonPart Number 8063
Minor Dia. 16,97/16,59 [.668/653] Max. Effective 2,428 [.0956] Min. Actual 2,362 [.0930] ( Circular ) Form Dia. 17,45 [.687] Pitch Dia. .7500 [19,05]
42,2 [1.66] 25,40 [1.000] 22,23 [.875] Dia. 18,09/18,00 [.712/.709] Dia. 22,4 [.88] 9,4 [.37] 16,38/15,88 [.645/.625] Dia.
Fit Flat Root Side Fit Number of Teeth 12 Pitch 16/32 Pressure Angle 30 Class of Fit Special Circular Tooth Thickness Max. Effective 2,428 [.0956] Min, Actual 2,362 [.0930] Splined EndAISI 8620 Mt'l Case hardened to RC 40-50
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30 Two Places
Can be press fit and welded into a 22,22 [.875] OD x 2,16 [.085] wall steel tube.
Description
Features / Applications
EH proportional steer valves are commonly used for GPS steering, joystick steering, and autoguidance. This is achieved by a manifold containing a shuttle valve, a counterbalance valve, and a KDG proportional control valve.
features counterbalance valves on the turn ports to minimize leakage and improve stability. The counter balance valves make it particularly suitable for articulated machines and machines with hydraulic Tie Rods - such as sprayers. The valve also features a load sense drain and shuttle checks to resolve the load signal with the steering Orbitrol, making it suitable for use in Dynamic or Static signal systems.
DSV2-8 Shuttle Valve CBV2-10 Counterbalance Valve KDG4V3S Proportional Control Valve (For more information see Vickers Screw-in Cartridge Valves Cat. V-VLOV-MC001-E2 and Vickers Proportional Valves Cat. 539.)
SPECIFICATIONS
Max. System Pressure Rated Flow (@5 bar [72.5 PSI] single pass)
Ordering Information Choose one of the Part Numbers with different Port Options. Ports R, L 3/ -16 UNF 4 M18 x 1,5-6H 9/16-18 UNF
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FRONT
L R P S2 T S1
Description
Applications
Four Wheel Steer Switching Valves provide three different types of steering by energizing and de-energizing two DG4V-3 valves. DG4V-3 valves are high performance, solenoid operated directional control valves. Two Wheel Steering: Energize Solenoid S1 Four Wheel Steering: Energize Solenoid S2 + S3 Crab Steering: Energize Solenoid S2 + S4 (For more information on these two valves, see Vickers Solenoid Operated Directional Valves Cat. GB-C-2015.)
S3 A B
1. Reference Assembly Number: 02-411452 Coil Rating 12V DC Ports A, B, P T , 3/4-16 UNF 2. Choose Coil Rating: 12V DC 24V DC 3. Specify Ports if different than above PN.
BACK
Rated Flow Max. System Pressure Internal Leakage when A or B pressurized in two-wheel drive (@200bar, 50C) Pressure drop (@45 l/min [12 GPM]) Two Wheel Steering Four Wheel Steering Crab Steering Electrical Connection Type
80 l/min [21 GPM] 210 bar [3000 PSI] 40 ml/min 3 [2.44 in /min] 5 bar [72.5 PSI] 20 bar [290 PSI] 20 bar [290 PSI] AMP
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Max. Pressure Drop Through Valve at Rated Input Flow 4,5 bar [65 PSI]
Max. Pressure Drop Through Valve at Rated Input Flow 8,6 bar [125 PSI]
PRIOR
Max. Pressure Drop Through Valve at 56,8 l/min [15 GPM] Input 4,0 bar [48 PSI] Max. Controlled Flow 36,0 l/min [9.5 GPM] Controlled Flow Adjustment Range 5,7 - 36,0 l/min [1.5 - 9.5 GPM] Relief Valve Factory Setting 151,7 bar [2200 PSI] at 36,0 l/min [9.5 GPM]
Inlet
Controlled Flow
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Eaton Hydraulics loadsensing brake valve makes power brakes an economical and efficient feature on lift trucks. While power brakes in lift trucks can aid productivity, incorporating them into lift trucks has traditionally been expensive. The need for additional flow meant extra plumbing, plus the addition of a dedicated pump or a high pressure accumulator for the brake circuit. The increased system size also meant extra demand on the engine, resulting in reduced fuel economy. The Eaton brake valve provides a better solution. Used in conjunction with load-sense steering and a priority valve, it can work with an existing system. A dedicated flow source is not required. It also ensures that brakes and steering have priority over the hoist circuit. Eatons new brake valve has a shuttle in the sensing port which allows the priority valve to determine whether brakes or steering require higher pressure. The priority valve then shifts to provide adequate flow and pressure for the function with the greatest needs. An integral pressurecompensated flow limiter provides low flow for brake modulation. This feature of the brake valve allows simultaneous braking and steering without steering interruption or pedal kick.
The design of the circuit also increases efficiency. The control flow line of the circuit is connected in parallel to both the brake valve and the steering unit. Thus, brake and steering pressures are not additive during simultaneous operation. The existing steering pressure is usually enough to provide full power braking. Another feature of the Eaton brake valve is that it accommodates dead engine braking. The valve contains a large internally cored area that acts as a reservoir, providing oil for brake actuation in the manual mode. The valve design allows the volume and pressure required for manual braking to be generated without excessive pedal force. Thus, the load-sensing brake valve offers the benefits of powered brakes and manual brakes in a single package, eliminating the need for an accumulator.
T W
IN SS PS
Features
No dedicated pressure source (separate pump or accumulator) required when the Eaton Power Brake Valve is used Reduces plumbing requirements Efficientno parasitic loss Self-contained compact package Two-stage master cylinder with built-in reservoir provides dead-engine braking Lower input efforts and reduced pedal travel for braking Optional pilot operated check valve
SpecificationsValve Max. Rated Pressure Rated Flow
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Char-Lynn T Series low speed, high torque Geroler motor developed with low speed/low leakage valving specifically for steering applications (see Catalog E-MOLO-MC001-E2 Low Speed High Torque Motor page B-4-10 Code AB, Position 11-12).
Pressure Capability Continuous Intermittent Speeds Torque Continuous Intermittent 11 Displacements to 155 bar [2250 PSI] 190 bar [2750 PSI] up to 1055 RPM 440 Nm [3905 lb-in] 510 Nm [4515 lb-in] 36 cm3/r [ 2.2 in3/r ] 370 cm3/r [22.6 in3/r ]
Steering control unit (displacement determines turns lock to lock for a given motor displacement)
L T R
Geroler steering motor (displacement determines working pressure for required torque)
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F r
0.7 0.6 0.5 0.4 f 0.3 0.2 0.1 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 E/B Typical values based on rubber tired vehicles on dry concrete.
B E V A Weight
T =wf
B2 + E2 8
Kingpin
W = Vehicle Weight supported by the steered axle. f = Coefficient of friction (dimensionless). Based on 0.7 as a Maximum. Determine from chart at left. B = Nominal width of the tire print (see diagram above). E = Kingpin Eccentric (use nominal tire width).
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Step Two:
Force Required F = T r F = Force required for the axle. T = Kingpin torque as determined in Step 1. The value calculated in Step 1 is the total torque for the axle. If the steered axle is power driven, double this value to approximate the additional dynamic loads. r = Effective radius arm about the kingpin axis at which the cylinder force is applied. The effective radius is the minimum distance from kingpin to the axis of the cylinder not the actual length of the arm.
Cylinder Area
Differential Cylinder
D D = d D
d 4A
2
+ d2 2A + d2 2
Note:
( )
.15
D =
Balanced Cylinder
Opposed Cylinder
A = F P A = Cylinder area for the axle cylinder set. F = Force required P = Hydraulic pressure For vehicle with a steered axle that can never be overloaded use 80% of the steering circuit relief valve setting. For moderately loaded vehicles use 60%. For vehicles that can be severely overloaded use 30%.
Cylinder Diameter
D =
4A
+ d2
D =
4A
Cylinder Stroke
Once the required cylinder set area is determined, the cylinder diameter can be calculated. D = Inside diameter of cylinder. d = Rod diameter as required.
S = Stroke Length The cylinder stroke is determined by axle geometry. That is, the required stroke is a function of the radius arm and the total angle through which the arm turns.
Differential Cylinder (Large Volume) Differential Cylinder (Small Volume or Balanced Cylinder) Cross Connected Cylinder
4 4 4
x D2
( (
D2
d2
2D2 d2
) )
Cylinder Volume V = Volume V = S x A The volume of oil required to move cylinder rod(s) through the entire stroke.
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Before proceeding further, a decision must be made as to the number of steering wheel revolutions desired for the application to steer the axle from full one side to the other. Depending on vehicle usage, this will vary, normally 2 1/2 to 5 1/2 with 4 being a good typical value Displ. = V N V = Volume full stroke N = number of steering wheel revolutions lock to lock Once this calculation is complete, select the closest standard steering unit displacement from the catalog information. Now the number of steering wheel revolutions should be recalculated. V N = displ. displ. = Steering unit displacement per revolution. Note: for different cylinder applications, the cylinder volume will be different for right and left turns and the value N will vary accordingly.
Pump sizing is important to assure adequate power for steering under all operating conditions. The required pump flow can be calculated by the following equation. QP = Rmax. x displ. QP (L/min): Required pump flow. Rmax = Max. steering wheel input of steering control unit (SCU). displ. = Displacement of steering control unit per revolution. Before proceeding to evaluation required pump flow the maximum required steering wheel speed must be determined. Typically 120 revolutions per minute (RPM) is used for Rmax. It is important at engine low idle condition that the maximum steering wheel speed should be more than 60 rpm. For engine normal idle condition, maximum steering wheel speed should be more than 100 rpm if possible. When using open center SCU connected with pump directly, maximum pump flow should be less than 1.4 times of SCU rated flow. Higher flow into SCU increases pressure-loss of the steering system. If higher flow is unavoidable, install a flow divider valve into the system or use a load sensing system.
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Eatons Hydraulic Division has developed a computer program to assist articulated vehicle designers with a steering system analysis. This analysis can provide basic system sizing, pressure requirements or a complete system analysis including dynamic characteristics.
This analysis is intended to be used as a guide only and is not to be used solely as the final determination of system design. Other factors and variables will have to be considered.
To receive output from this program, provide the required information by using the form on the following page.
Contact an Eaton Hydraulics Division Sales Representative or send it to: Marketing Product ManagerSteering Eaton Hydraulics 14615 Lone Oak Rd. Eden Prairie, MN 55344
Forward
Forward
E1 C1
B1 B2
B1 B2 C2 E2
S1
S1
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Manufacturer __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Vehicle Type____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Model Number ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Completed By ____________________________________________________________________________ Date________________________
Indicate Unit of Measurement Used ______________________________________________________________________________________ 1. Turns Lock to Lock ____________________________________ 2. Time Lock to Lock ____________________________________ 3. Max. Steering Wheel RPM ______________________________ 4. Cylinder Rod Diameter__________________________________ 5. Cylinder Bore Diameter ________________________________ 6. Cylinder Stroke ________________________________________ 7 Pump: GPM Hi Idle ____________________________________ . GPM Lo Idle __________________________________________ 8. Steering Relief Pressure ________________________________ 9. Auxiliary Relief Pressure ________________________________ 10. Hydraulic Schematic (attach) ____________________________ 11. B1 __________________________________________________ 12. B2 __________________________________________________ 13. C1 __________________________________________________ 14. C2 __________________________________________________ 15. E1 __________________________________________________ 16. E2 __________________________________________________ 17 S1 __________________________________________________ . 18. Weight - Front Axle Unloaded ____________________________________________ 19. Weight - Rear Axle Unloaded ____________________________________________ 20. Weight - Front Axle Loaded ______________________________________________ 21. Weight - Rear Axle Loaded ______________________________________________ 22. Articulation Angle (lock to lock) __________________________ 23. Steering Circuit Line Size, Lengths, Type, Location (please note on schematic ref. 10.) ______________________________ 24. Is Steering Through Brakes Statically Required? ____________________________________ 25. Are Locking Differentials Used? Front ________________ Rear ______________ Both ______________________ 26. Is There A Differential Between the Front and Rear Differentials? Yes ______________ No __________________ 27 CG1 (Center of Gravity) ____________________________________ . 28. CG2 (Center of Gravity) ____________________________________ 29. OS1 (Operator Seat)____________________________________ 30. OS2 (Operator Seat)____________________________________ 31. Weight - Front Bogey ______________________________________ 32. Weight - Rear Bogey ______________________________________ 33. I1 Mass Moment of Inertia (about CG1) Front ______________________________________________________ 34. I2 Mass Moment of Inertia (about CG2) Rear__________________________________________________ 35. Tire Size ______________________ Pressure ______________________ Width _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ballast ________________________ ______________
Note: 1-10 Should always be completed; this information is needed for basic steering system sizing. 1-26 Needed for sizing and an analysis of steering pressure characteristics. 1-35 Needed for a full steering system analysis including dynamic characteristics.
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Manufacturer __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Vehicle Type____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Model Number ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Completed By ____________________________________________________________________________ Date________________________
Indicate Unit of Measurement Used ______________________________________________________________________________________ 1. Turns Lock to Lock ____________________________________ 2. Time Lock to Lock ____________________________________ 3. Max. Steering Wheel RPM ______________________________ 4. Cylinder Rod Diameter__________________________________ 5. Cylinder Bore Diameter ________________________________ 6. Cylinder Stroke ________________________________________ 7 Pump: GPM Hi Idle ____________________________________ . GPM Lo Idle __________________________________________ 8. Steering Relief Pressure ________________________________ 9. Auxiliary Relief Pressure ________________________________ 10. Hydraulic Schematic (attach) ____________________________ 11. B1 __________________________________________________ 12. B2 __________________________________________________ 13. C1 __________________________________________________ 14. C2 __________________________________________________ 15. E1 __________________________________________________ 16. E2 __________________________________________________ 17 S1 __________________________________________________ . 18. Weight - Front Axle Unloaded ____________________________________________ 22. Articulation Angle (lock to lock) __________________________ 23. Steering Circuit Line Size, Lengths, Type, Location (please note on schematic ref. 10.) ______________________________ 24. Is Steering Through Brakes Statically Required? ____________________________________ 25. Are Locking Differentials Used? Front ______________________ Rear __________ Both ______________________ 26. Is There A Differential Between the Front and Rear Differentials? Yes __ No ________ 27 CG1 (Center of Gravity) ____________________________________ . 28. CG2 (Center of Gravity) ____________________________________ 29. OS1 (Operator Seat)____________________________________ 30. OS2 (Operator Seat)____________________________________ 31. Weight - Front Bogey ______________________________________ 32. Weight - Rear Bogey ______________________________________ 33. I1 Mass Moment of Inertia (about CG1) Front ______________________________________________________ 34. I2 Mass Moment of Inertia (about CG2) Rear__________________________________________________ 35. Tire Size ______________________ Pressure ______________________ Width _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ballast ________________________ ______________
19. Weight - Rear Axle Note: Unloaded ____________________________________________ 1-10 Should always be completed; this information is needed for
basic steering system sizing. 20. Weight - Front Axle 1-26Needed for sizing and an analysis of steering pressure Loaded ______________________________________________ characteristics.
21. Weight - Rear Axle 1-35Needed for a full steering system analysis including Loaded ______________________________________________ dynamic characteristics.
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