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    The document provides instructions for operating an Oilgear type "2F" dual pressure compensator load sensor control for "PVWH" and "PVW" pumps. It describes the basic construction and principle of operation, which uses a pressure compensator valve and flow control valve to match pump flow and pressure to load demand. Parts listings and diagrams are included to simplify service and maintenance.

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    The document provides instructions for operating an Oilgear type "2F" dual pressure compensator load sensor control for "PVWH" and "PVW" pumps. It describes the basic construction and principle of operation, which uses a pressure compensator valve and flow control valve to match pump flow and pressure to load demand. Parts listings and diagrams are included to simplify service and maintenance.

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    The document provides instructions for operating an Oilgear type "2F" dual pressure compensator load sensor control for "PVWH" and "PVW" pumps. It describes the basic construction and principle of operation, which uses a pressure compensator valve and flow control valve to match pump flow and pressure to load demand. Parts listings and diagrams are included to simplify service and maintenance.

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    BULLETIN 947512

    SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
    OILGEAR TYPE “2F” DUAL PRESSURE COMPENSATOR W/LOAD SENSOR
    CONTROLS FOR “PVWH” AND “PVW” PUMPS
    PURPOSE OF INSTRUCTIONS
    These instructions have been prepared to simplify and minimize your work of operating Oilgear type “2F” controlled units. This
    material will inform you as to basic construction, principle of operation and service parts listings. Some controls may be modi-
    fied for specific applications from those described and other changes may be made without notice.

    Figure 1. Typical “2F” control for Oilgear “PVWH” and “PVW” pumps (N89-002-03).

    REFERENCE MATERIAL
    Fluid Recommendation ....................................... Bulletin 90000
    Filtration Recommendations .............................. Bulletin 90007
    “PVWH” and “PVW” Open Loop Pumps .......... Bulletin 947015
    HSLR Relief Valve .............................................. Section 5, Page B2.1
    HS2VO Two-Way Valve .................................... Section 5, Page C1.1

    Figure 2. ASA diagram for “2F” control with typical pump (E51215). Figure 3. Typical Pressure vs. Volume Curves

    THE OILGEAR COMPANY


    2300 So. 51st. Street
    Reissued April, 1994 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53219 BULLETIN 947512
    Figure 4. Diagram illustrating swashblock at full delivery and “2F” control at maximum volume stop. (E51215).

    PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION chamber behind the piston which compresses the control spring
    and shifts the pump (swashblock) for reduced delivery until
    “2F” load sensing controls match pump flow and (either of two) pressure in delivery line holds the preset pressure compensator
    pressures to load demand. As the load on the system increases, valve setting. With solenoid energized, the pressure in the
    pump pressure will also increase but the flow (volume) will pressure compensator valve spring chamber is raised to the level
    remain constant. of the high pressure relief valve. This pressure adds to spring
    setting of the pressure compensator valve, raising the pressure
    Refer to figure 4. The control senses and maintains a constant at which the pump compensates (reduces delivery).
    pressure differential across an orifice (flow control valve) in the
    delivery line resulting in pump flow becoming a function of As load pressure falls below the compensator setting, the load
    control valve position. For a given flow control valve setting, sensing function automatically resumes.
    the pump will maintain a constant flow regardless of changes in
    pump input speed and/or working pressure. Lower pressure settings (P1) can be made from 400 psi (27,6
    bar) and to 1500 psi (103 bar) higher pressure settings (P2) from
    The flow compensator has no tank port. Therefore, the pressure 900 psi (60 bar) to units rated pressure.
    compensator valve takes priority and short strokes the pump
    when compensator setting is reached. With solenoid de- NOTE:
    energized and when pressure in the delivery line reaches a
    pressure high enough to shift the pressure compensator spool Higher ranges are available (and may be used) for the lower
    against its’ spring, high pressure is ported into the control (P1) range.

    Bulletin 947512 Page 2 1993 THE OILGEAR COMPANY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
    ITEM
    NO. DESCRIPTION
    368 Housing, Control
    369 Gasket, Control Housing
    370 Spring, Control Piston
    371 Plug, Pressure Control Spring
    372 Cover, Control Housing
    373 Pin, Control Piston
    374 Screw, SHC
    375 Seal, O’ring
    376 Seal, O’ring
    377 Screw, S.H.C.
    378** Stop, Control Piston Min. Vol.
    379 Seal, O’ring

    381 Assembly, Pressure


    Compensator Adjusting
    382*** Sleeve, Control Pressure Stop
    383 Housing, Flow Compensator
    Figure 5. Parts drawing, Oilgear Type “2F” Control (E51215). 384 Spool, Flow Compensator
    PARTS LIST 385 Seal, O’ring
    386 Spring, Flow Compensator
    Parts used in this assembly are per Oilgear specifications. Use Oilgear parts to ensure 387 Shims, Flow Compensator
    compatibility with assembly requirements. When ordering replacement parts, be sure to 387A Shim, Solid
    include pump type designation and serial number stamped on nameplate, bulletin and item 388 Screw, Set
    number. To assure seal and packing compatibility, specify type of hydraulic fluid used. 390 Nut, Jam
    391 Stem, Minimum Vol. Stop
    392 Adaptor, Minimum Vol. Stop
    ITEM ITEM 394 Seal, O’ring
    NO. DESCRIPTION NO. DESCRIPTION 395 Module, Cart. Relief Valve
    303 Screw, HHC Mounting 361A Plug, SAE 396 Seal, O’ring
    355 Seal, O’ring 362 Piston, Control 397 Screw, S.H.C.
    356 Seal, O’ring 363 Spool, Pressure Compensator 398 Plug, Pipe
    357 Nut, Jam 364 Seat, Spring 399 Gasket, “CF” Module
    358 Screw, Pressure Adjusting 365 Gasket, Cover 994 Assembly, Relief
    359 Plug, Pipe, NPT 366 Spring, Pressure Compensator Valve Cartridge
    360 Plug, SAE 367* Orifice, Control Piston 997 Assembly, Solenoid
    361 Plug, SAE 367A Orifice, Pressure Control 2-Way Cartridge

    * Spring side of control piston for ** Used only for “PVWH” 11 thru 60 *** Used only on “PVW” 34 - 60 units.
    “PVWH” 11 thru 20 sizes and for sizes, and “PVW” 15 thru 60 sizes.
    “PVW” 15 thru 60 sizes. Opposite
    side of control piston for all others. Page 3 Bulletin 947512
    NOTES

    THE OILGEAR COMPANY


    2300 So. 51st. Street
    BULLETIN 947512 Milwaukee, WI 53219 Litho in USA

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