Nonlinear modeling and stability analysis of a pilot-operated valve-control hydraulic system
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1 Research Article Nonlinear modeling and stability analysis of a pilot-operated valve-control hydraulic system Advances in Mechanical Engineering 2018, Vol. 10(11) 1 8 Ó The Author(s) 2018 DOI: / journals.sagepub.com/home/ade Wei Wei 1,HongchaoJian 2,QingdongYan 1, Xiaomei Luo 2 and Xuhong Wu 3 Abstract A nonlinear dynamic model is developed to analyze the stability of a pilot-operated valve-control hydraulic system. The dynamic model includes motion of the valve spool and fluid dynamics in the system. Characteristics such as pressure flow across the valve port and orifices, pressure, and flow rate in valve chambers are taken into consideration. Bifurcation analysis is proposed and examined by numerical simulation results when the feedback orifice diameter changes. The effects of different system parameters such as pilot-operating pressure, spring stiffness, and overlap of inlet port on the stability border of the system are studied by two-dimensional bifurcation analyses. The study identifies that bifurcation can occur in the system and lead to sustained self-excited vibration with parameters in certain region of the parameter space. It suggests that the vibration can be effectively predicted and prevented by selecting system parameters from the asymptotic stable parameter region. Keywords Nonlinear system, stability analysis, bifurcation, hydraulic system Date received: 16 February 2017; accepted: 8 October 2018 Handling Editor: Anand Thite Introduction Features of a pilot-operated hydraulic actuator servo system, such as large flow rate, excellent pressure regulating, and high payload capabilities, make it suitable for actuator servo systems in various fields ranging from molding industry to automobile. 1 The demanding performance of a valve-controlled actuator system is fast response, high accuracy, and stable, among which stability is the precondition. 2 Many researchers have studied the modeling and dynamic characteristic analysis of hydraulic valves. 3 5 Self-excited vibration induced by the inherent nonlinear characteristics of valve spool motion coupled with fluid dynamics can be generated during working state of the hydraulic systems due to inappropriate system parameters, which causes the system to sustain instability and leads to unexpected performance and hardware damage. 6,7 A thorough understanding of stability and vibration suppression of the system is a problem of great practical significance for optimizing the performance of the hydraulic servo system. Modeling and numerical simulations have been utilized to investigate the pressure oscillations caused by dynamic interactions of fluid and valves since early 1950s. One of the first contributions of the topic is the 1 School of Mechanical Engineering, Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing, China 2 National Key Laboratory of Vehicular Transmission, China North Vehicle Research Institute, Beijing, China 3 China North Engine Research Institute, Datong, China Corresponding author: Hongchao Jian, National Key Laboratory of Vehicular Transmission, China North Vehicle Research Institute, Beijing , China. kimichieh@yahoo.com Creative Commons CC BY: This article is distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License ( which permits any use, reproduction and distribution of the work without further permission provided the original work is attributed as specified on the SAGE and Open Access pages ( open-access-at-sage).
2 2 Advances in Mechanical Engineering study of Lee and Blackburn, 8 which have shown that instability can be produced when the change of flow rate through the valve is large enough. In further studies, Noton and Turnbull 9 investigated the oscillation of a four-way valve when the fluid reaction force imparts sufficient energy to valve spool during closure. Amplitudes and frequencies of oscillation can be derived with describing functions of the system. Hayashi and Ohi 10 and Hayashi 11 focused on instability and self-excited vibrations occurring in poppet valves used in hydraulic systems by numerical simulation, taken hysteresis of the flow force acting on the poppet valve into consideration, but the coupling effect between valve and other components was neglected. Kremer and Thompson 12 developed a program based on closest Hopf bifurcation theory to provide practical rigorous stability robustness prediction design and analysis of nonlinear hydraulic system, a pressure relief valve was analyzed based on the proposed method. 13 Halanay et al. 14 studied the stability of an ideal fourdimensional nonlinear model of two-land-four-way spool valve with no overlap or underlap. The stability of its equilibria was analyzed using a theorem of Lyapunov and Malkin to handle the critical case due to the presence of zero in the spectrum of the matrix of the linear part around equilibria. A dynamic model was developed by Ye and Chen 15 to study the dynamic characteristics and stability of a pilot-operated twostage solenoid valve used in pneumatic system. Soft self-excited vibration, period-one hard self-excited vibration, period-two vibration, and period-four vibration occurred with the quasi-steadily increase in supply pressure or supply flow rate were studied. Wait and Goldfarb 16 conducted a model-based stability and performance analysis of a position velocity acceleration controlled pneumatic actuator. The study indicated that supplementing the pneumatic actuator with mechanical damping can significantly increase the gain margin, tracking accuracy, and disturbance rejection of a closed loop controlled pneumatic servo actuator. Naseradinmousavi 17 carried out stability analysis of a pilot-operated butterfly valve with the aid of Routh Hurwitz criteria. Harmful nonlinear phenomena such as chaos and crisis were investigated by nonlinear analysis. Hos and colleagues have done sufficient work on stability and grazing bifurcation of pressure relief valve. Chattering behavior that occurs when the valve poppet impacts with its seat was analyzed based on simulation in software AUTO and experimental study of the single-stage relief valve embedded within a simple hydraulic circuit. The initial Hopf bifurcation causing oscillation was found to be either super- or sub-critical in different parameter regions. Zhang 21 presented a fully nonlinear model of the system consisted of a four-way valve-controlled double-acting actuator, which contains both the upstream chamber and downstream chamber for each orifice. But only the influence of the return orifice diameter on the stability was studied. Zhu et al. 22 studied the bifurcation characteristics and typical nonlinear dynamics behaviors of a piston rod servo cylinder by both nonlinear simulation study and experiment. Results indicated that the variation of excitation force, spring force nonlinear term, and damping can result in complicated nonlinear dynamic behaviors, but the effect of valve in the system was not considered. Although the previously proposed methods provided significant insight into the nonlinear behaviors of electrohydraulic servo valve-control systems, the design processes of the existing methods are still not systematic and straightforward. Besides, most of the researches in the listed literature were based on the simplified linearized model or a reduced-order nonlinear model. A detailed investigation on the stability of hydraulic system considering working condition and structure parameters of the system is scanty. This article develops a systematic approach for analyzing the influence of both operating and structure parameters on the stability of the system, based on nonlinear stability analysis of the hydraulic servo actuator system, which includes pilot-operated spool valve and an actuating piston. The article content is outlined as follows: in section Mathematical modeling, the nonlinear mathematical model of the presented hydraulic system is deduced. The model is completely specified by seven state variables, representing motion of valve spool and dynamics of fluid in the system. Stability analysis of equilibrium points is utilized by numerical bifurcation analyses, the stability boundary in the parameter space of orifice diameter d, pilot-operated pressure P sol is calculated. Numerical simulations with different parameters are performed in section Stability analysis, to examine the calculated stability border using phase portrait and time history. Effects of both operating and structural parameters on stability of the system are analyzed. The study can give a penetrating understanding and ease the design of the hydraulic servo system. Mathematical modeling The schematic drawing of the hydraulic system is shown in Figure 1. The hydraulic system comprises three elements: a solenoid valve, a pilot-operated spool valve, and a piston. The solenoid valve acts as a pilot stage valve with supply pressure P s. Electromagnetic force generated by the solenoid drives the solenoid valve to open and generates pilot-operating pressure P c in the control chamber. With sufficient pilot pressure, the spool of throttle valve slides in the valve horizontally until the system reaches a new balance. The
3 Wei et al. 3 Figure 1. Schematic sketch of the hydraulic system. positive direction of valve displacement x valve is to the right, as shown in Figure 1. The pressures in the output chamber, the feedback chamber, and the piston chamber are, respectively, P out,p fb, and P c. The line pressure of the system is P line. Dynamic model of the system is developed considering the motion of valve spool, piston, and pressure-flow dynamics in each chamber for further analysis in the next section. Referring to Figure 1, the equation of the spool motion is a balance of hydraulic pressure, spring force, damping force, and flow force, which can be written as X Fpressure + X F spring + X F flow ð1þ = m valve x valve + c valve _x valve where m valve represents the mass of the valve spool and x valve is the position of valve spool. The damping coefficient of valve is c valve. The valve spool displacement is limited by the valve seat, which can be expressed as 0 ł x valve ł x max ð2þ Newton s second law can be used to describe the motion of valve spool when collision happens between the valve spool and displacement limit in the valve seat as follows _x valve (t + )= e_x valve (t + ) ð3þ where _x valve (t + ) and _x valve (t + ) imply the valve spool velocity before and after the collision, e is Newtonian coefficient of restitution that approximates the loss of energy in an impact between the valve spool and its seat. The hydraulic pressure force is consisted of the control pressure acting on the left end of the spool and the feedback pressure acting on the right end of the spool X Fpressure = P sol 3 A control P fb A fb ð4þ where A control and A fb are the effective area of the left and right end on the spool. The spring force acting on the valve spool is expressed as X Fspring = k 1 x 0 k 1 x valve ð5þ where x 0 represents the constant pre-compression of valve spring, k 1 is the spring rate. The axial flow force acting on the spool induced by fluid momentum can be obtained by the momentum theory and expressed as X Fflow = cosu 1 3 C d 3 A in 3 2 r (P line P out ) cosu 2 3 C d 3 A ex 3 2 r (P line P ex ) ð6þ where u 1 and u 2 are the angle of the fluid jet and the positive direction of valve position x valve.p ex is the pressure of sump. A in and A ex are the flow area of valve inlet port and exhaust port, which can be calculated by the valve displacement, as shown in equation (7) A in = pd valve 3 symb( overlap in + x valve ) ð7þ A ex = pd valve 3 symb(underlap ex x valve ) where parameter overlap in is the distance of valve spool to open the inlet port of valve from zero displacement, underlap ex is the width of exhaust port corresponding to x valve = 0, as shown in Figure 1. Symbol function symb(x) means symb(x)= 0 x ł 0 x xø0 Flow rate of the inlet port and exhaust port is sffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi Q in = C d A in 2 j r P line P out j3 sign(p line P out ) ð8þ
4 4 Advances in Mechanical Engineering sffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi Q ex = C d A ex 2 j r P line P ex j3 sign(p line P ex ) ð9þ where C d is discharge coefficient and r is the density of fluid. Suppose the radial clearance between valve spool and valve sleeve is zero. The pressure of output chamber, feedback chamber, and clutch piston chamber can be modeled by the pressure-rise equation based on the conservation of flow mass in the chamber and signified as V out b P: out = Q in Q ex + Q fb + Q c V fb P b _ fb = Q fb + A fb _x valve V fb = V fb0 A fb 3 x valve ð10þ ð11þ ð12þ where b is the bulk modulus, V out and V fb are volume of output and feedback chamber. Q fb and Q c are flow rate into feedback chamber and flow rate into piston chamber, which can be denoted as sffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi Q fb = C d prori1 2 2 r P out P fb 3 sign(p out P fb ) ð13þ sffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffiffi Q c = C d prori2 2 2 j r P out P c j3 sign(p out P c ) ð14þ where r ori1 and r ori2 denote the radius of orifice 1 and orifice 2 shown in Figure 1. The pressure of piston chamber can be expressed by _P c =(Q c A c _x p ) 3 b V c V c = V c0 + A c x p ð15þ ð16þ where A c is area of piston, V c is volume of piston chamber, and x c is position of the piston. The piston motion can be described as P c A c F pre = m piston x pistion + c p _x piston + k p x piston ð17þ where m piston is the mass of piston, F pre is the preload of piston spring, c p is the damping coefficient of piston, and k p is the spring rate of piston. To recapitulate, the governing equations of the system can be summarized as _x valve v valve _v valve f 2 x valve, v valve, p out, p fb, x c, v c, p c, from (1) >< _p out >= >< f 3 x valve, v valve, p out, p fb, x c, v c, p c, from (10) >= _p fb = f 4 x valve, v valve, p out, p fb, x c, v c, p c, from (11) = f(x) _x p v c _v >: p f >; 6 x valve, v valve, p out, p fb, x c, v c, p c, from (17) >: >; _p c f 7 x valve, v valve, p out, p fb, x c, v c, p c, from (15) ð18þ where x is a seven-dimensional (7D) state variable vector, and f is a 7D function vector. Experimental results have been carried out to estimate the values of the damping coefficients and demonstrate the presented mathematical model of the hydraulic system can represent the dynamic response and the oscillation characteristics of the system in our previous research. 23 Stability analysis To study the stability of the nonlinear non-smooth hydraulic system, bifurcation analyses are carried out using numerical bifurcation method. The bifurcation diagram was computed by incrementally increasing the orifice diameter d ori1 in step size of 0.1 mm. The simulation is performed in the software MATLAB. Numerical simulations are performed to demonstrate the performance of system with parameters in the stable region and unstable region of the parameter space. Bifurcation analysis Numerical bifurcation analysis is utilized using ordinary differential equation (ODE) solver with adjustable error tolerance. The system parameters used in the simulations are listed in Table 1. By varying parameter d ori1, a one-parameter bifurcation diagram is presented on Poincare section, as shown in Figure 5. Based on the selected Poincare plane v valve = 0, the dots represent the displacement of valve spool and correspond to zero velocity, which represents the equilibrium point when the valve is stable, maximal and minimum displacement of valve spool during oscillation when the valve is unstable against variable orifice diameter d ori1. The figure shows the effect of varying d ori1 for the condition of P sol = 0.4 MPa, K = 6 N/mm. Increasing the orifice diameter from 3 mm, the equilibrium is stable until d ori1 = 3.44 mm, at which point a Hopf bifurcation occurs, the difference between the maximum and minimum valve spool displacement gives the amplitude of the oscillations corresponding to different orifice diameter, which grows further in amplitude as the diameter is further increased until d ori1 = 7.76 mm, at which point the valve starts to graze with the valve seat and a grazing bifurcation occurs (Figure 2). The calculated two-dimensional stability boundary for orifice diameter d and P sol is shown in Figure 3. In parameter region below the curve, the hydraulic system is stable at the equilibrium point, while in the region above the surface, the system is unstable. The system is stable with a 6-mm nominal diameter orifice under pilot-operating pressure less than 0.21 MPa. For increasing operating pressure, the system needs a smaller orifice diameter to keep it stable under increasing operating pressure until 0.39 MPa, the system needs
5 Wei et al. 5 Table 1. Nominal system parameters used in simulation. Parameter Value Common parameter Discharge coefficient, C d 0.61 Fluid density of hydraulic oil, r 860 kg/m 2 Bulk modulus of hydraulic oil, b Pa Line pressure, P line 1.6 MPa Pressure of sump, P ex 0.1 MPa Valve parameter Spool mass, m valve kg Damping coefficient, c valve 16 N s/m Spring rate, k 1 6 N/mm Spring pre-compression, x 0 3mm Maximum displacement, x max 9mm Newtonian coefficient, e 0.7 Area of control chamber, A control m 2 Area of feedback chamber, A fb m 2 Jet angle, u degrees Jet angle, u degrees Valve spool diameter, d valve 16 mm Nominal orifice radius, r ori1 3mm Nominal overlap of inlet port, L 1 4mm Nominal underlap of exhaust port, L mm Piston parameter Area of piston chamber, A c 0.07 mm 2 Mass of piston, m piston 1kg Damping coefficient, c p 57 N s/m Spring rate, k p 25 N/mm Spring pre-compression force, F pre 100 N orifice with diameter less than 3.4 mm to keep it stable. While for operating pressure beyond this value, the maximal orifice diameter value to keep the system stable increases with increasing operating pressure. The system can keep stable with 6-mm orifice under pilotoperating pressure above 0.56 MPa. Numerical simulation To examine the calculated stability boundary and study dynamic responses of the system, numerical simulation with different parameters is performed in software MATLAB using solver ode45, which implements a Runge Kutta method with a variable time step for efficient computation. The displacement of valve spool in time domain and phase plane plot is shown in Figure 4, for d ori1 =3.44 mm, k = 6 N/mm, P sol = 0.4 MPa, the system is stable after transient, the spiral in the phase plane (x valve,v valve ) converges to the equilibrium point (x e, 0), as shown in Figure 4(a), the trajectory corresponds to damped oscillations of x valve with time, as shown in Figure 4(b). When d ori1 changes to 3.45 mm, the system exhibits as sustained oscillation after the transient, as shown in Figure 4(c). In the phase space, this oscillation corresponds to a closed curve which is a limit cycle, as shown in Figure 4(d). Phase space plot corresponding to particular parameters is shown in Figure 5 by solving the set of equations with ODE solver to study how phase trajectory Figure 2. Bifurcation diagram for variable orifice diameter. crosses with a given Poincare section changes when varying a parameter. Choose plane v valve = 0 in the phase space as a Poincare section. For d ori1 = 3.44 mm, k = 6 N/mm, and P sol = 0.4 MPa, the trajectory intersects with Poincare section at the converge point (x valvee, 0, p oute ) after sufficient transient time, as shown in Figure 5(a), while for d ori1 = 3.45 mm, the trajectory intersect with Poincare section at two points representing the upper and lower position of oscillation, as shown in Figure 5(b). The output pressure of valve oscillates rapidly along with the displacement of valve spool.
6 6 Advances in Mechanical Engineering ensure the stability of the hydraulic system during the whole operating process. Effects of system parameters on stability boundary of the system under variable operating pressure are analyzed in this section. Figure 3. Stability boundary for orifice diameter and pilot pressure. Discussion Structural and operating parameters will affect the dynamic performance of the hydraulic system greatly. Proper design of structural parameters is essential to Effect of valve spring rate Spring rate of the valve can affect not only the valve opening pressure but also the response speed of valve spool. Stability borders with respect to different spring rate under variable pilot pressure are calculated. The corresponding stability boundary is shown in Figure 6. With increased spring rate, the pilot-operating pressure corresponding to the minimum value of orifice diameter on stability boundary increases and the minimum orifice diameter value on the boundary increases. A greater spring rate can improve the anti-disturbance capacity and increase the stable region of the system in the lower pressure region while under higher operating pressure, the stable region corresponding to smaller spring rate becomes larger than the region respect to greater spring rate. Figure 4. Displacement and phase portrait for different orifice diameters. (a) Time history of spool displacement, d oril = 3.44 mm, (b) phase plane portrait, d oril = 3.44 mm, (c) time history of spool displacement, d oril = 3.45 mm, (d) phase plane portrait, d oril = 3.45 mm.
7 Wei et al. 7 Figure 5. Phase space portrait for different orifice diameter. (a) d oril =3.44 mm and (b) d oril = 3.45 mm. Figure 6. Stability boundary for different spring rate. Figure 7. Stability border for different spring pre-compression. Effect of pre-compression of valve spring Pre-compression of the valve spring is a parameter which affects the opening pressure and the static opening of the valve. Stability boundary corresponding to different spring pre-compression x 0 is calculated and shown in Figure 7. For increased pre-compression of valve spring x 0, the critical pilot-operating pressure corresponding to the minimum value of orifice diameter on the stability boundary curve increases, while the minimum diameter value of orifice on the curve respect to different spring pre-compression remains the same. Effect of valve overlap Overlap of a valve is a parameter which affects the respond time greatly. To study how it affects the stability border of a valve, the stability boundaries respect to different overlap value L 1 are calculated and shown in Figure 8. As shown in the figure, an increasing overlap can enlarge the stable region of the spool valve in parameter space and enable the system to remain stable with a larger orifice diameter. Conclusion In this article, bifurcation analysis is performed using a verified nonlinear dynamic model for the hydraulic system composed of a pilot-operated spool valve and a piston. The effects of operating condition and various design parameters on the stability of the system are discussed. The simulation results suggest that bifurcation can be created when the orifice diameter of valve is increased above the critical value and a self-excited vibration will occur in the electrohydraulic system. An increasing spring rate of valve can increase the minimum orifice diameter on the stability boundary curve and increase the critical pilotoperating pressure value corresponding to the minimum value of orifice diameter. An increasing precompression of valve spring can increase the critical
8 8 Advances in Mechanical Engineering Figure 8. Stability boundary for different valve underlap. pilot-operating pressure corresponding to the minimum value of orifice diameter on the stability boundary curve but have little effect on the minimum value of stability boundary curve. An increasing overlap can enlarge the stable region of the spool valve in parameter space and keep the system stable with a larger orifice diameter. This study provides a practical method to analysis the stability of the system, upon which an optimal design of the hydraulic system can be initiated. The model can be used to predict trends of the hydraulic system stability under various system parameters that are difficult to create experimentally and give instructions to the hydraulic system designers. Further study will include the effect of valve spool geometries on the stability of the system. Declaration of conflicting interests The author(s) declared no potential conflicts of interest with respect to the research, authorship, and/or publication of this article. Funding The author(s) disclosed receipt of the following financial support for the research, authorship, and/or publication of this article: This research was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC; grant number ). References 1. Jelali M and Kroll A. Hydraulic servo-systems: modelling, identification and control. 1st ed. London: Springer, 2012, p Merritt HE. Hydraulic control systems. 1st ed. New York: Wiley, 1967, p Xu B, Su Q, Zhang J, et al. Analysis and compensation for the cascade dead-zones in the proportional control valve. ISA T 2017; 66: Xu B, Ding R, Zhang J, et al. Modeling and dynamic characteristics analysis on a three-stage fast-response and large-flow directional valve. Energ Convers Manage 2014; 79: Qian J-Y, Gao Z-X, Wang J-K, et al. Experimental and numerical analysis of spring stiffness on flow and valve core movement in pilot control globe valve. Int J Hydrogen Energ 2017; 42: Nakamura T, Kaneko S, Inada F, et al. Flow-induced vibrations: classifications and lessons from practical experiences. 2nd ed. Oxford: Butterworth-Heinemann, 2013, p Seydel R. Practical bifurcation and stability analysis. 3rd ed. Dordrecht: Springer, 2009, p Lee SY and Blackburn JF. Contributions to hydraulic control 2-transient flow forces and valve instability. J Dyn Syst Meas Control: T ASME 1952; 74: Noton GJ and Turnbull DE. Some factors influencing the stability of piston-type control valves. Proc Instn Mech Engrs 1958; 172: Hayashi S and Ohi K. Global stability of a poppet valve circuit. J Fluid Control 1993; 21: Hayashi S. Instability of poppet valve circuit. JSME Int J C: Dyn Con 1995; 38: Kremer GG and Thompson DF. A bifurcation-based procedure for designing and analysing robustly stable nonlinear hydraulic servo systems. Proc IMechE, Part I: J Systems and Control Engineering 1998; 212: Kremer GG. Enhanced robust stability analysis of large hydraulic control systems via a bifurcation-based procedure. J Franklin Inst 2001; 338: Halanay A, Safta CA, Ursu I, et al. Stability of equilibria in a four-dimensional nonlinear model of a hydraulic servomechanism. J Eng Math 2004; 49: Ye Q and Chen J. Dynamic analysis of a pilot-operated two-stage solenoid valve used in pneumatic system. Simul Model Pract Th 2009; 17: Wait KW and Goldfarb M. Enhanced performance and stability in pneumatic servosystems with supplemental mechanical damping. J Dyn Syst Meas Control: T ASME 2010; 132: Naseradinmousavi P. Nonlinear modeling, dynamic analysis, and optimal design and operation of electromechanical valve systems. PhD Thesis, Villanova University, Villanova, PA, Licskó G, Champneys A and Hos C. Nonlinear analysis of a single stage pressure relief valve. Int J Appl Math 2009; 39: Hos C and Champneys AR. Grazing bifurcations and chatter in a pressure relief valve model. Physica D 2012; 241: Bazso C and Hos CJ. An experimental study on the stability of a direct spring loaded poppet relief valve. J Fluid Struct 2013; 42: Zhang S. The impact of return orifices on the stability of a four-way valve controlled double-acting actuator. J Dyn Syst Meas Control: T ASME 2013; 135: Zhu Y, Jiang W-L, Kong X-D, et al. Study on nonlinear dynamics characteristics of electrohydraulic servo system. Nonlinear Dynam 2015; 80: Jian H, Wei W, Li H, et al. Optimization of a pressure control valve for high power automatic transmission considering stability. Mech Syst Signal Pr 2018; 101:
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