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Sauer-Danfoss series S45 axial piston open circuit

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eLeCtRiCaL on/<br />

off PRessuRe<br />

ComPensateD<br />

ContRoLs<br />

12 520L0519 • Rev FN • July 2009<br />

Series 45 Axial Piston Open Circuit Pumps<br />

Technical Information<br />

General information<br />

The electrical on/off pressure<br />

compensated control allows the pump<br />

to operate as a PC type control under<br />

normal operating conditions. A solenoid<br />

valve overrides the PC control allowing<br />

the pump to operate in a low-pressure<br />

standby mode. This function provides<br />

reduced horsepower and torque loss in<br />

certain situations. It may be particularly<br />

useful to reduce loads on a system<br />

during engine start.<br />

ED schematic (normally closed)<br />

S When closed, the solenoid valve prevents<br />

L1<br />

P106 044<br />

flow across the LS spool gain orifice,<br />

defeating the LS spool. The pump then functions as a PC control pump. When <strong>open</strong>,<br />

the solenoid valve allows flow across the LS spool gain orifice to reservoir. This flow<br />

generates a pressure differential across the LS spool that shifts the spool and de-strokes<br />

the pump. The pump then operates in a low-pressure standby condition. The solenoid<br />

valve is available in a normally closed or normally <strong>open</strong> configuration.<br />

ED is the nomenclature for a normally closed on/off control for the L and K frame pumps.<br />

Other frame sizes and configurations have different order code designations.<br />

(ED) Electric control cross-section<br />

LS adjustment<br />

PC adjustment<br />

M2<br />

L2<br />

B<br />

Solenoid<br />

LS spool<br />

PC spool<br />

P106 183E<br />

X<br />

System pressure<br />

Servo pressure<br />

Pilot Pressure<br />

Drain

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