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by Rod Erickson, Eaton Corp. Hydraulics Training Center
伊顿转向系统 常见故障分析 Draft Prepared by Rod Erickson, Eaton Corp. Hydraulics Training Center
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转向系统常见故障分析 如何分析一个故障系统? – 参考手册 # 7-207 ?
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转向器的组成部分 转向器组成元件
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问题 1 - 转向迟缓,转向困难或者失去转向功能 4. 如果是负荷传感系统,确保负荷传感回路畅通或者管径太小. 也不能忽视优先阀的检查
4. 如果是负荷传感系统,确保负荷传感回路畅通或者管径太小. 也不能忽视优先阀的检查 3. 油管连接错误 Engine PFC Pump Reservoir Filter L T R P EF CF p LS 2. 安全阀失效 1. 检查泵的磨损和故障
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问题 2 --偏离 车辆不能沿直线行走.
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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问题 2 --偏离
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也辆不能沿直线行走. 问题出在哪里呢? 问题 2 --偏离 1. 检查气穴,
1. 检查气穴, Look for a restriction between the inlet and pump Check for clogged suction strainer or clogged inlet filter
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CAVITATION
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CAVITATION
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CAVITATION DAMAGE
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Vehicle will not stay in a straight line.
PROBLEM 2: WANDER Vehicle will not stay in a straight line. 1. Check for Cavitation 2. Air in the system, Leaky Fitting.
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Vehicle will not stay in a straight line.
PROBLEM 2: WANDER Vehicle will not stay in a straight line. 1. Check for Cavitation Engine PFC Pump Filter L T R P p 2. Air in the system, Leaky Fitting,. 3. Low reservoir 4. Loose cylinder piston or bending of linkage Reservoir
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Vehicle veers slowly in one direction.
PROBLEM 3: DRIFT Vehicle veers slowly in one direction.
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Vehicle veers slowly in one direction.
PROBLEM 3: DRIFT Vehicle veers slowly in one direction.
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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PROBLEM 3: DRIFT
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Vehicle veers slowly in one direction.
PROBLEM 3: DRIFT Vehicle veers slowly in one direction. 1. Single rod end cylinder slowly extends without turning the steering wheel. Note: A small rate of extension may be normal on a closed center system. L R T P p 2. Check for worn or damaged steering linkage. Fixed Pump Check the linkage Engine Filter Reservoir
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PROBLEM 4: SLIP A slow movement of the steering wheel fails to cause any movement of the wheels. Piston Seal Leak Q i n o u t Leakage of cylinder piston seals or accessory valve between cylinder lines or ports
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1. Thermal Shock - Caused by more than a 50 F temperature differential
PROBLEM 5: HARD STEERING Temporary hard steering or hang up: 10 F 1. Thermal Shock - Caused by more than a 50 F temperature differential L R 2. Plugged Orifice or internal relief T P p Fixed Pump Engine Filter Reservoir - 40 F
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4. Sticking Flow Control Spool.
PROBLEM 6: ERRATIC STEERING 1. Air in the system 2. Loose Cylinder Piston L R T P 3. Thermal Shock 4. Sticking Flow Control Spool. p Fixed Pump Engine Filter Reservoir
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Air in the system, most likely in the cylinder or lines
PROBLEM 7: SPONGY STEERING Air in the system, most likely in the cylinder or lines L R T P p Fixed Pump Engine Filter Reservoir
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PROBLEM 8 - FREE WHEELING
Steering wheel turns freely with no feeling of pressure and no action on the steered wheels L R T P p Fixed Pump Engine Filter Reservoir
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PROBLEM 8 - FREE WHEELING
Steering wheel turns freely with no feeling of pressure and no action on the steered wheels L R T P p Fixed Pump Engine Filter Reservoir
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PROBLEM 8 - FREE WHEELING
Steering wheel turns freely with no feeling of pressure and no action on the steered wheels L R T P p Fixed Pump Engine Filter Reservoir
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PROBLEM 8 - FREE WHEELING
Steering wheel turns freely with no feeling of pressure and no action on the steered wheels L R T P p Fixed Pump Engine Filter Reservoir
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PROBLEM 8 - FREE WHEELING
Steering wheel turns freely with no feeling of pressure and no action on the steered wheels L R T P p Fixed Pump Engine Filter Reservoir
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PROBLEM 8 - FREE WHEELING
Steering wheel turns freely with no feeling of pressure and no action on the steered wheels L R T P p Fixed Pump Engine Filter Reservoir
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PROBLEM 8 - FREE WHEELING
Steering wheel turns freely with no feeling of pressure and no action on the steered wheels L R T P p Fixed Pump Engine Filter Reservoir
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PROBLEM 8 - FREE WHEELING
Steering wheel turns freely with no feeling of pressure and no action on the steered wheels L R T P p Fixed Pump Engine Filter Reservoir
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PROBLEM 8 - FREE WHEELING
Steering wheel turns freely with no feeling of pressure and no action on the steered wheels L R T P p Fixed Pump Engine Filter Reservoir
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PROBLEM 8 - FREE WHEELING
Steering wheel turns freely with no feeling of pressure and no action on the steered wheels L R T P p Fixed Pump Engine Filter Reservoir
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PROBLEM 8 - FREE WHEELING
Steering wheel turns freely with no feeling of pressure and no action on the steered wheels 2. Lower splines of column may be disengaged or broken L R T P 1. Steering column upper shaft is loose or damaged p Fixed Pump Engine 3. Lack of oil to steering unit or meter section: Filter Reservoir
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2. Piston seal is blown out
PROBLEM 9 - FREE WHEELING Steering wheel turns with slight resistance but results in little or no steered wheel action. 1. Leaking crossover relief valve or anti-cavitation valve in the cylinder lines. L R T P 2. Piston seal is blown out p Fixed Pump Engine Filter Reservoir
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2. Steering column shaft worn or damaged 1. Loose steering wheel nut.
PROBLEM 10 - EXCESSIVE PLAY 2. Steering column shaft worn or damaged 1. Loose steering wheel nut. L R T P p Fixed Pump Engine Filter Reservoir
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PROBLEM 11 - EXCERSSIVE PLAY
T P p Fixed Pump Engine Filter Reservoir
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1. Broken or worn linkage between cylinder and steered wheels
PROBLEM EXCERSSIVE PLAY 1. Broken or worn linkage between cylinder and steered wheels 2. Leaky Cylinder
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PROBLEM 12 - BINDING OR POOR CENTERING OF STEERING WHEEL
1. Binding or misalignment in steering column or splined input connection L R T P 2. High back pressure in the tank line can cause slow return to center, back pressure should not exceed 300 PSI p Fixed Pump Engine Filter Reservoir 3. Large particles can cause binding between the spool and sleeve.
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4. Thermal shock (50 degree F Temperature differential)
PROBLEM STEERING UNIT LOCKS UP 1. Large particles in the meter section 2. Severe wear 3. Broken Pin 4. Thermal shock (50 degree F Temperature differential)
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Parts are assembled wrong. Steering unit is improperly timed
PROBLEM STEERING WHEEL OSCILLATES Problem - May turn by itself. L T R P Parts are assembled wrong. Steering unit is improperly timed
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the wrong cylinder ports
PROBLEM TURNS THE WRONG DIRECTION Lines are connected to the wrong cylinder ports R L Left turn T P
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PROBLEM 16 - STEERING WHEEL KICK
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PROBLEM 16 - STEERING WHEEL KICK
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PROBLEM 16 - STEERING WHEEL KICK
What can you do to help prevent steering kick? R L T P
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PROBLEM 16 - STEERING WHEEL KICK
If steering wheel kicks at the start of steering - Install Inlet Check Valve - It prevents oil from returning through the steering unit when pressure on the cylinder side is greater than pressure on the inlet side to prevent steering wheel kick.
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PROBLEM 17- INSTABILITY LOAD SENSING SYSTEMS
Hoses jump, severe vibration in hydraulic system, noise, vehicle vibration, when steering is activated. Engine PFC Pump Reservoir Filter L T R P EF CF p LS 1. Air in the lines
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PROBLEM 17- INSTABILITY LOAD SENSING SYSTEMS
Hoses jump, severe vibration in hydraulic system, noise, vehicle vibration, when steering is activated. Engine PFC Pump Reservoir Filter L T R P EF CF p LS 1. Air in the lines 2. Harmonic system - Add hose or accumulator 3. Relief valve - Pump relief should be 300 PSI above priority relief. 4. Load sensing pump may have a sticky compensator
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