Oleodynamic Systems

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Hydraulic systems using oil in as fluid that is put under pressure to produce energy are called oleodynamic systems.

These systems have several advantages that can be resumed as follows:

- higher power values and lower inertia supplied power being equal;

- great ease in transforming turning movements into alternative or linear movements with simplification of machinery;

- chance to obtain constant forces checkable in the course of time;

- high variations in the relationship between incoming speed of generator and speed of way out of actuator without the interposition of mechanical instruments;

- chance to create operative but complex processes

- exercise safety

Their negative aspects are:

- lost of load, with a consequent reduction of productivity, due to the friction opposing to the liquid movement;

- pressurability of the fluid which, even if it's limited, at high pressures it can increase the elasticity of the system with consequent negative effects

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