InfraStructures - June/July 2017 - Eaton Updates X20 Open-Circuit Piston Pumps

Eaton Updates X20 Open-Circuit Piston Pumps

Eaton’s X20 portfolio of open circuit piston pumps now feature electronic displacement control across all X20 displacements, an updated pressure/flow control and a new torque control for the 620 Series pumps.

“The latest updates to the X20 portfolio will help machine designers improve equipment accuracy and safety,” said Sonya Anderson, product manager, Mobile Open Circuit Piston Pumps, Eaton.

The electronic displacement control (EDC) varies displacement in proportion to the current signal sent to the EDC solenoid, providing greater flexibility in machine design, enhanced safety and improved productivity by providing direct control over the displacement of the pump. This allows multiple functions with different system requirements to operate in their most efficient state, while delivering the most efficient use of the power available.

The X20 portfolio EDC is available on all displacements from 28 cm³ to 98 cm³ with 2 different configurations, default to full displacement or default to zero displacement upon loss of electronic signal.

The new torque control feature, available on the 74 cm³ and 98 cm³ displacements, limits the torque required by the pump based on the setting, similar to Eaton’s industry-leading PVH Series design. By limiting the peak input torque demand across the range or pressures, speeds, and temperatures, the pump prevents engine stalling while maximizing the use of the engine power, thus reducing fuel consumption in applications such as telehandlers, excavators and forestry equipment.

The externally adjustable torque setting simplifies adjustment as compared with other products that require disassembling the pump to change settings. The torque control feature can be configured with all other X20 controls except EDC and is available with an optional minimum displacement limiter, which will override the controls to ensure a minimal flow.

“The updated X20 pump with torque control is designed with hyperbolic power limitation, allowing the pump to maintain a constant torque limit exactly rather than approximating the limit using springs – adding efficiencies on top of efficiencies,” added Ms. Anderson. “Eaton is also excited to announce an improved next generation compensator (NGC) to replace the existing load sense control on all displacements. The NGC is faster responding, tunable to system requirements through orifices in the control, and more stable and compact.”

Additionally, all pumps in the product line are now available with auxiliary mount capabilities, giving customers the option for tandem pump configurations.

Source: Eaton

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