Arrangement using fluid technology and valve arrangement and actuator for the same
First Claim
1. A fluid power arrangement comprising at least one fluid power actuator (10), which may be operated by means of a valve arrangement (12) via at least one first and one second fluid line (13 and 14) using fluid power, at least one electrical component (37, 38 and 46) being provided on the actuator (10) for connection with a control module (39 and 61), characterized in that the valve arrangement (12) and the actuator (10) are connected together by way of a first and a second electrical connection (28 and 29), by way of which electrical connection the valve arrangement (12) supplies the actuator (10) with electrical energy by the provision of a voltage (UV), the first electrical connection (28) being by way of the first fluid line (13) and the second electrical connection (29) being by way of the second fluid line (14) or by way of a joint ground potential (MP) between the actuator (10) and the valve arrangement (12) and the actuator (10) and the valve arrangement (12) are respectively provided with signal producing and/or signal detecting means (41 and 44) for establishing a signal connection (SV) between the at least one electrical component (37, 38 and 46) and the control module (39 and 61) by way of the first and the second electrical connection (28 and 29).
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Abstract
A fluid power arrangement and valve arrangement (12) with an actuator (10) for it. The actuator (10) is able to be operate by means of the valve arrangement (12) via at least one first and first second fluid line (13 and 14) using fluid power, at least one electrical component (37, 38 and 46), adapted for connection with a control module (39 and 61), being arranged on the actuator (10). In this case there is a provision such that the valve arrangement (12) and the actuator (10) are connected together by way of two electrical connections (28 and 29) included in the fluid lines (13 and 14), by way of which fluid lines the valve arrangement (12) supplies the actuator (10) with electrical energy and furthermore the actuator (10) and the valve arrangement (12) are provided respectively with signal producing and/or signal detecting means (41 and 44) for establishing an signal connection (SV) between the at least one electrical component (37,38 and 39) and the control module (39 and 61) by way of and the second electrical connection (28 and 29).
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22 Claims
- 1. A fluid power arrangement comprising at least one fluid power actuator (10), which may be operated by means of a valve arrangement (12) via at least one first and one second fluid line (13 and 14) using fluid power, at least one electrical component (37, 38 and 46) being provided on the actuator (10) for connection with a control module (39 and 61), characterized in that the valve arrangement (12) and the actuator (10) are connected together by way of a first and a second electrical connection (28 and 29), by way of which electrical connection the valve arrangement (12) supplies the actuator (10) with electrical energy by the provision of a voltage (UV), the first electrical connection (28) being by way of the first fluid line (13) and the second electrical connection (29) being by way of the second fluid line (14) or by way of a joint ground potential (MP) between the actuator (10) and the valve arrangement (12) and the actuator (10) and the valve arrangement (12) are respectively provided with signal producing and/or signal detecting means (41 and 44) for establishing a signal connection (SV) between the at least one electrical component (37, 38 and 46) and the control module (39 and 61) by way of the first and the second electrical connection (28 and 29).
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21. An actuator for a fluid power arrangement, which by means of a valve arrangement (12) by way of at least one first and one second fluid line (13 and 14) is able to be operated by fluid power, on which at least one electrical component (37, 38 and 46), provided for connection with a control module (39 and 61), is arranged, characterized in that the actuator (10) comprises connection means (17 and 18) for a first and a second electrical connection (28 and 29), by way of which said actuator (10) may be supplied with electrical energy by the provision of a voltage (UV), the first electrical connection (28) being included in the first fluid line (13) and the second electrical connection (29 being included in the second fluid line (14) or by way of a ground potential (MP), and in that the actuator (10) comprises signal producing and/or signal detecting means (41) for establishing a signal connection (SV) between the at least one electrical component (37, 38 and 41) and the control module (39 and 61) by way of the first and the second electrical connection (28 and 29).
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22. A valve arrangement for a fluid power arrangement comprising at least one fluid power actuator (10) which by means of the valve arrangement (12) is able to be operated by way of at least one first and one second fluid line (13 and 14) using fluid power and on which at least one electrical component (37, 38 and 46) is arranged, said component being provided for connection with a control module (39 and 61), characterized in that the valve arrangement (12) includes connection means (15 and 16) for a first and a second electrical connection (28 and 29) with the actuator (10), by way of which the valve arrangement (12) may supply the actuator (10) with electrical energy by the provision of a voltage (UV), the first electrical connection (28) being included in the first fluid line (13) and the second electrical connection (29 being included in the second fluid line (14) or being by way of a common ground potential (MP) between the actuator (10) and the valve arrangement (12) and in that the valve arrangement (12) has signal producing and/or signal detecting means (44) for the establishment of a signal connection (SV) between the at least one electrical component (37, 38 and 46) and the control module (39 and 61) by way of and the second electrical connection (28 and 29).
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