WO2023041875A1 - Dispositif et procede pour le pilotage en traction d'un circuit d'assistance hydraulique - Google Patents
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- This presentation relates to hydraulic assistance circuits, and relates more specifically to a device and a method for the traction control of a hydraulic assistance circuit for a machine or a vehicle comprising a main axle driven in rotation by a transmission of another type, for example a thermal or electrical transmission.
- the hydraulically assisted axle is in overspeed relative to the vehicle either by slipping, when one or more wheels of the main axle are dragged or blocked, that is to say that for example one locks and one is in contact with the ground, while the average speed of these two wheels is lower than the average speed of the wheels of the hydraulic axle. This amounts to saying that the speed of the vehicle becomes greater than the speed imposed on the main axle of the vehicle by the heat engine.
- the present invention thus aims to respond at least partially to these problems.
- this presentation proposes a traction control method for a vehicle hydraulic assistance circuit, said hydraulic assistance circuit comprising a hydraulic pump with variable displacement, unidirectional, with displacement control slaved to a pressure setpoint, said method comprising the following steps
- a control step in which a target pressure is applied to the hydraulic assistance circuit, and a setpoint pressure and a theoretical value of a parameter, typically pressure or flow rate, of the hydraulic assistance circuit are determined,
- a setpoint step in which a pressure setpoint is applied to the hydraulic pump equal to the setpoint pressure
- a measurement step in which an effective value is measured in said hydraulic assistance circuit
- a setpoint adjustment step is carried out in which the pressure setpoint of the hydraulic pump is modified so that it is equal at an effective pressure, to within an adjustment coefficient.
- a raising step is carried out, in which the pressure setpoint is gradually modified so as to bring it back to the target pressure.
- a time delay is performed during which the actual value is compared to the theoretical value, and the raising step is performed once the actual value has remained equal to the setpoint value to within a correction coefficient, for a predetermined time delay or for a predetermined number of cycles.
- the theoretical value is a theoretical pressure
- the measurement step is carried out by means of a pressure sensor positioned in the hydraulic assistance circuit.
- the ascent step is then typically carried out on condition that the pressure setpoint is strictly lower than the target pressure.
- the measurement step and the comparison step are carried out by determining by means of a computer and by comparing:
- the actual flow can then be determined by means of a position sensor of a plate of the hydraulic pump of the hydraulic assistance circuit.
- two actual values are measured for two distinct parameters, and the actual value measured in said hydraulic assistance circuit is compared for each of these two parameters to an associated theoretical value for each of these parameters, and the step of adjusting the setpoint is carried out if a difference between the actual value and the theoretical value of at least one of said two parameters is greater than a threshold value.
- This presentation also relates to a system for controlling traction of an axle driven in rotation by a hydraulic assistance circuit, said hydraulic assistance circuit comprising variable displacement hydraulic pump, unidirectional, with displacement control slaved to a pressure setpoint, a hydraulic motor adapted to drive a displacement member in rotation, the hydraulic pump being connected to the hydraulic motor via an open loop hydraulic circuit, said traction control system comprising
- control unit suitable for applying a setpoint to the hydraulic assistance circuit
- a computer suitable for determining a target control pressure according to the setpoint applied by the control unit, a pressure setpoint applied to the hydraulic pump and a theoretical value of a parameter of the hydraulic assistance circuit
- a sensor suitable for measuring an actual value of said parameter of the hydraulic assistance circuit, characterized in that said computer is suitable for comparing the actual value with the theoretical value, and with, if a difference between the actual value and the value theoretical is greater than a threshold value, modify the control setpoint so that it is equal to the actual value, to within an adjustment coefficient.
- the senor comprises a pressure sensor in the hydraulic circuit.
- the sensor comprises an inclination sensor of a cylinder capacity control plate of the hydraulic pump, and the computer is adapted to determine a theoretical flow rate in the hydraulic circuit, and an actual flow rate delivered by the hydraulic pump according to said inclination of the plate of the hydraulic pump.
- the senor comprises a flow meter.
- the flow meter can for example comprise two pressure sensors adapted to measure the pressure at the terminals of a calibrated restriction of the hydraulic assistance circuit, and the computer is adapted to determine a theoretical flow in the hydraulic circuit, and an effective flow delivered by the hydraulic pump according to the pressure measurements made by said pressure sensors.
- This presentation also relates to a vehicle comprising such a system.
- FIG. 1 schematically illustrates an example of a hydraulic assistance circuit for a vehicle comprising two axles.
- Figure 2 presents a diagram schematically illustrating a traction control method according to one aspect of the invention.
- Figure 3 is a graph symbolizing the evolution of the effective pressure and the pressure setpoint of a hydraulic pump controlled by such a control method.
- Figure 1 schematically shows an example of a hydraulic assistance circuit for a vehicle.
- This figure shows a motor M driving a hydraulic machine 10 performing here a hydraulic pump function. It will thus be designated hereafter as being the hydraulic pump 10.
- the engine M is typically a heat engine, or any other type of engine carrying out the drive of an axle of a vehicle, for example a truck or an agricultural machine. , handling or construction site.
- the circuit presented is a hydraulic assistance circuit, for a vehicle or machine comprising a primary axle driven in rotation by another source of drive, for example via a heat or electric motor.
- the hydraulic pump 10 is a variable displacement hydraulic pump, and is adapted to automatically regulate its displacement in order to maintain a pressure at the output of the hydraulic pump 10.
- a hydraulic pump 10 is designated as being a hydraulic pump with variable displacement, unidirectional, with displacement control controlled by a pressure setpoint.
- Such a pump is commonly designated by the name in English of “load-sensing” pump.
- Such hydraulic pumps typically have a single flow direction for open circuit drives, and thus need to be associated with directional valves to supply components, and/or directional reversing valves to supply components. organs whose drive direction can be reversed.
- the operation of such a hydraulic pump 10 is well known, as are the elements ensuring the function of regulating the displacement of the hydraulic pump 10. Such a hydraulic pump 10 is thus pressure-controlled.
- the hydraulic pump 10 comprises an internal device modulating its displacement so as to reach the pressure set point at its outlet, the displacement being controlled for example by means of a feedback loop.
- the hydraulic pump 10 thus modulates its displacement; it increases it when the outlet pressure is lower than the pressure setpoint, and decreases it when the outlet pressure is higher than the pressure setpoint.
- Such hydraulic pumps can typically reach a zero displacement, and a maximum pressure which can go up to 350 bar or more.
- Such hydraulic pumps commonly have a minimum setpoint, for example between 20 and 30 bar. They can be configured in such a way as to apply this minimum setpoint in the absence of a specific setpoint. The minimum setpoint can typically be achieved by the mechanical configuration of the pump displacement control, and applies in the absence of a signal received by the pump.
- the pressure setpoint can be a fixed or variable setpoint.
- the hydraulic circuit associated with such a hydraulic pump 10 is an open type hydraulic circuit.
- the hydraulic pump 10 draws a fluid, typically oil, from a reservoir R, and delivers a flow of fluid into an open hydraulic circuit, so as to selectively supply one or more hydraulic motors 20, here a hydraulic motor 20 capable of rotating a vehicle axle provided with wheels and a differential 25.
- the hydraulic motor 20 has a casing connected to the reservoir R.
- the hydraulic motor 20 is typically a hydraulic motor with radial pistons and multi-lobe cam, whose structure is well known to those skilled in the art.
- connection between the hydraulic pump 10 and the hydraulic motors 20 is ensured by means of a three-position distributor 30 with an open center, which is positioned in the supply conduit.
- the three-position distributor 30 has five orifices:
- an optional fourth orifice 34 connected to the reservoir R via an optional calibrated non-return valve 62, and - A fifth port 35 connected to a second port 22 of the hydraulic motor 20.
- the second port 32 and the fourth port 34 are connected via an optional restriction 60.
- the casings of the hydraulic motors 20 are connected to the reservoir R via a common conduit with that connecting the fourth orifice 34 of the three-position distributor 30 to the reservoir R. It is however understood that this embodiment does not is not limiting; the casings of the hydraulic motors 20 on the one hand and the fourth port 34 of the three-position distributor 30 on the other hand can be connected to the reservoir R via separate conduits. More particularly, the fourth orifice 34 of the three-position distributor 30 can be connected directly to the reservoir R, independently of the casings of the hydraulic motors 20.
- the first orifice 31 is connected to the third orifice 33, the second orifice 32 is connected to the fifth orifice, and the fourth orifice 34 is closed.
- This first position thus connects the hydraulic pump 10 to the hydraulic motor 20, and thus makes it possible to carry out a drive of the hydraulic motor 20 according to a first direction of operation.
- the first orifice 31 is connected to the second orifice 32, the third orifice 33, the fourth orifice 34 and the fifth orifice 35 are connected.
- This position corresponds to freewheel operation of the hydraulic motor 20, the two ports 21 and 22 of which, i.e. the inlet and the outlet, are connected to the reservoir R.
- the first orifice 31 is connected to the fifth orifice 35
- the second orifice 32 is connected to the third orifice 33
- the fourth orifice is closed.
- This third position thus connects the hydraulic pump 10 to the hydraulic motor 20, and thus makes it possible to carry out a drive of the hydraulic motor 20 according to a second direction of operation, reversed with respect to the first direction of operation obtained thanks to the first position.
- the three-position distributor 30 is controlled via controls 36 and 37 coupled to return means 38 and 39.
- Controls 36 and 37 are typically pneumatic or electric controls.
- the means of return 38 and 39 are typically elastic return means such as springs.
- the three-position distributor 30 is typically by default (that is to say in the absence of application of a command) in the second position, and the activation of the commands 36 or 37 makes it possible to switch it to the first position or third position.
- the operation of the three-position distributor 30 is known.
- the three-position distributor 30 switches to its first position or to its third position (via the controls 36 or 37) in order to supply the hydraulic motors 20.
- the three-position distributor 30 returns to its second position, and the hydraulic motors 20 are then connected to the reservoir R, therefore at ambient pressure.
- a problem relates to situations of loss of grip or slippage of such hydraulic assistance, and also situations of loss of grip of one or more displacement members of an axle. primary of the vehicle which leads to a blocking of these displacement members while the adherence of the axle driven by the hydraulic assistance is preserved.
- the hydraulic circuit as illustrated also comprises a computer 40 adapted in particular to carry out the displacement control of the hydraulic pump 10, a control member 50 such as a joystick, a lever or a pedal, and a sensor 45 or set of sensors, for example a pressure or flow sensor.
- a control member 50 such as a joystick, a lever or a pedal
- a sensor 45 or set of sensors for example a pressure or flow sensor.
- Figure 2 is a diagram which schematically illustrates a traction control method of such a hydraulic assistance circuit.
- the diagram begins with a piloting step E1.
- This step E1 corresponds to the application of a target pressure C to the hydraulic assistance circuit, for example by a user who actuates a control member such as a joystick, a pedal or a lever to generate a setpoint.
- the target pressure C is then for example proportional to the set point generated, or is determined by a computer such as the computer 40 shown in Figure 1.
- the target pressure C is typically regulated between 80 bar and 350 bar. It is typically proportional to the setpoint applied by the user.
- the computer 40 determines a setpoint pressure Pc for the hydraulic assistance circuit and a theoretical value Vth of flow rate or pressure of the hydraulic assistance circuit.
- the theoretical flow rate value can be established from vehicle speed information, for example geographical positioning data, typically of the GPS type, or data from a wheel speed sensor relating to an axle. primary of the vehicle, for example by a wheel speed sensor (commonly called ABS sensor), or depending on the speed of the primary engine and the reduction ratio of the mechanical kinematic chain and the circumference ratio between the wheels of the different axles.
- the setpoint pressure Pc determines the displacement of the hydraulic pump 10 to obtain the target value
- the theoretical flow or pressure value Vth corresponds to a theoretical flow or pressure value which is assumed to be established in the hydraulic assistance circuit considering the setpoint pressure Pc.
- an effective value Ve is measured in the hydraulic assistance circuit, typically by means of the sensor 45.
- This measured effective value corresponds to the theoretical value Vth determined previously. It can for example be a flow or pressure value in the hydraulic circuit.
- a comparison step E4 is then carried out.
- the measured actual value Ve is compared with the theoretical value Vth. If the actual value Ve has a sufficient deviation from the theoretical value Vth, then a step E5 is performed. Otherwise, step E2 is returned to, or step E6 is optionally carried out.
- This comparison step E4 aims to identify a situation of loss of grip or skidding.
- step E4 checks whether the actual flow rate (Ve) is greater than the theoretical flow rate (Vth) to within a predetermined deviation.
- Ve actual flow rate
- Vth theoretical flow rate
- step E4 verifies whether the effective pressure (Ve) is lower than the theoretical pressure (Vth) to within a predetermined deviation. As indicated above, a loss of grip of a hydraulically assisted component can result in a drop in pressure in the hydraulic assistance circuit.
- the effective value Ve can also be a rotational speed value of the axle or of the displacement member considered of the axle driven by the hydraulic assistance, for example a wheel.
- the actual value Ve can also be a flow rate value in the hydraulic circuit; the actual flow rate is then compared with the theoretical flow rate in the hydraulic circuit.
- Step E5 is a setpoint adjustment step.
- the method then resumes at step E2, and the setpoint pressure Pis thus modified is then applied to the hydraulic pump 10, which modifies the supply to the hydraulic assistance circuit.
- the adjustment coefficient Ca is determined so that the pressure setpoint applied to the hydraulic pump is slightly lower than the pressure corresponding to a transmissible torque, and thus makes it possible to ensure adhesion.
- the adjustment coefficient Ca is typically between 5 and 30 bar, or for example equal to 20 bar.
- the step E6 determines whether or not the pressure set point Pis is lower than the target pressure C.
- the step E7 is an ascent step, in which the pressure setpoint is modified to increase it incrementally.
- D is a pressure increment, typically of the order of a few bars, for example between 1 and 20 bars, or even between 1 and 10 bars.
- the increase in pressure can also be achieved by modifying the pressure setpoint according to a ramp-type setpoint, to gradually bring it back to the target pressure C.
- the transition to step E7 can also be subject to a timeout condition following the performance of step E5, or for example to a condition for repeating step E6 a predetermined number of time.
- a timeout condition following the performance of step E5, or for example to a condition for repeating step E6 a predetermined number of time.
- FIG. 3 is a graph symbolizing the evolution of the effective pressure Pe and of the pressure setpoint Pis over time and during the various stages of the traction control method in the case where the measured effective value Ve is a pressure value.
- Figure 3 initially shows a situation in which the hydraulic assistance is engaged, and in which there is no slippage, that is to say there is no loss of adhesion or traction for the axle driven by hydraulic assistance.
- the pressure setpoint Pis is equal to the setpoint pressure Pc
- the effective pressure Pe is equal or substantially equal to the pressure setpoint Pis.
- a difference between Pis and Pe is detected, which corresponds for example to step E4 described previously.
- the pressure setpoint Pis of the hydraulic pump 10 is then modified, to be lowered to a value P1.
- This value P1 is here equal to the value of Pe at time t2, except for an adjustment coefficient, as indicated in step E5 described previously.
- the effective pressure Pe oscillates around the value P1 of the pressure setpoint Pis, and is thus equal to Pis within a predetermined difference, then stabilizes at a value equal or substantially equal to P1.
- this graph presents a single iteration of step E5 for adjusting the setpoint, but that several iterations of this step may occur before stabilizing the effective pressure.
- the graph represented in FIG. 3 then represents the optional steps E6 and E7.
- the control method such as proposed then carries out a gradual increase in the pressure setpoint Pis so as to regain the initial setpoint pressure Pc.
- Confirmation of stabilization can be achieved for example by a time delay following the last performance of step E5 for adjusting the setpoint, or by a given number of iterations of step E4 during which the value effective Ve measured has a difference less than a predetermined threshold with respect to the theoretical value Vth.
- steps E6 and E7 are visible between times t3 and t4. It can be seen that the pressure setpoint Pis increases gradually until it reaches the value of the initial pressure setpoint Pc, and that the effective pressure Pe then also increases gradually until it reaches the initial pressure setpoint Pc.
- the progressive increase in the pressure setpoint Pis is represented here according to a setpoint of the ramp type. It is however understood that this embodiment is not limiting, and that the pressure setpoint can increase by successive increments, which would result in successive levels or plateaus.
- the method as presented can be applied in the case where the effective value Ve is a pressure value measured in the hydraulic assistance circuit, for example at the inlet or at the outlet of the hydraulic motor 20 , but also in the case where the effective value Ve corresponds to another parameter. It may for example be a fluid flow rate value measured in the hydraulic assistance circuit, for example at the inlet or at the outlet of the hydraulic motor 20.
- the effective value Ve can also be a measurement of the displacement of the hydraulic pump 10.
- the hydraulic pump 10 is a variable displacement hydraulic pump, and is adapted so as to automatically regulate its displacement in order to maintain a pressure at the outlet of the hydraulic pump 10.
- the displacement of the hydraulic pump is regulated by the inclination of a plate which determines the stroke of the pistons.
- the flow rate can thus be determined via a platen position sensor.
- the flow can also be determined using an indirect flow measurement, for example comprising pressure sensors positioned on either side of a restriction, typically a calibrated restriction of the hydraulic assistance circuit.
- steps E3 and E4 respectively of measurement and comparison can be split. It is then possible to typically measure two effective values for two distinct parameters, for example the pressure and the flow rate, or the speed and the flow rate.
- the control method as proposed therefore has a specific operation, which modifies the pressure setpoint of the hydraulic pump 10 of the hydraulic assistance circuit in the event of detection of a skidding situation, to adjust it to a pressure ensuring a transmissible torque.
- the control method can then provide for a return to an initial set pressure by increasing progressive pressure setpoint of the hydraulic pump 10 following a situation of slippage.
- control method as proposed can thus be implemented on a hydraulic assistance vehicle or machine.
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