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Will this crazy motor concept take off in fluid power?

December 19, 2023 By Mary Gannon

In INNengine's design, there are two identical/reciprocal cam-tracks whose profile defines the engine's cinematic and whose projection forms the main shaft which is hollow and split.

By Josh Cosford, Contributing Editor You may not know this, but I’m a straight-up car fanatic. There are as many car guy tribes as cars, and there are more ways to be into cars without bumper-sticker-level dedication to one brand. Me? I’m a Mazda guy who does the occasional track day, although I lust after […]

Filed Under: EV Engineering, Featured, Mobile Hydraulics Blog Tagged With: innengine

Mobile machinery: working towards a sustainable future

December 15, 2023 By Mary Gannon

Moog Construction’s autonomous vehicle at IFPE 2023 demonstrated precision motion control and automation for dangerous applications.

All trends in mobile machinery development point toward creating more compact, fuel-efficient machines that reduce emissions. It seems like every day, news is released from key fluid power manufacturers, mobile OEMs themselves, and others about a transformation in off-highway machinery. These innovations are driving a wave of change that promises efficiency, sustainability, and enhanced performance. […]

Filed Under: Components, EV Engineering, Featured, Industry News, Mobile Hydraulics Blog, Pumps / Motors, System Design Tagged With: boschrexroth, danfoss, moog, parkerhannifin

Danfoss launches two new game-changing products, boosting on- and off-highway electrification

November 14, 2023 By Mary Gannon

Danfoss' ED3 onboard charger

Danfoss Power Solutions’ Editron division has launched two new electrification products at this year’s Agritechnica trade fair. Its’ ED3 onboard charger will enable heavy-duty electric vehicles to be charged overnight using readily available AC power outlets. The Editron division has also launched the LCL1200/1700 electric filter for off-highway applications, offering easy installation and design flexibility […]

Filed Under: Components, EV Engineering, Industry News Tagged With: danfoss

Sodium-ion batteries on the horizon: Are they ready for mobile machines?

November 13, 2023 By Rachael Pasini

By Anton Zhukov, Electrical Engineer, an expert in uninterrupted power solutions To curb the limited supply and high price of battery-grade lithium, alternative sodium-ion batteries are one of the most developed technologies that can potentially become a viable option in many applications. However, new battery technology requires years of engineering for successful commercialization — and […]

Filed Under: EV Engineering, Industry News

Domin receives £4.4 million to revolutionize vehicle propulsion

October 10, 2023 By Rachael Pasini

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Domin has been awarded £4.4 million by the Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC) to participate in Project Additive — an initiative to develop integrated wheel motor and active suspension technology that will revolutionize EV architecture and deliver new levels of electrified vehicle performance. The funding awarded to Domin is part of a wider £86.9 million investment […]

Filed Under: EV Engineering, Industry News Tagged With: domin

What hydraulic pumps are best for electrified systems?

September 27, 2023 By Mary Gannon

Electronically controlling hydraulic pumps in open circuits with systems like Bosch Rexroth's eOC (electronic Open Circuit) shifts complexity from the hardware to the software, mobile machines more flexible and productive.

By Josh Cosford, Contributing Editor Before I begin, let me preface this article with my definition of “electrified.” It’s rarer to find a hydraulic machine with no electrical or electronic components, so electrified might be redundant. In this case, I’m discussing the motion control and automation side of hydraulics, where the electric more is more […]

Filed Under: Components, EV Engineering, Featured, Pumps / Motors

Hybrid mobile machines offer a bridge to the future

September 7, 2023 By Ken Korane

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Diesel-electric mobile machines provide many of the benefits of electrification without the shortcomings. The push for electrification of mobiles equipment is in full swing, with dozens of OEMs showcasing battery-electric models that promise zero emissions, low noise, and minimal maintenance headaches. But the current generation of electric machines also has serious drawbacks. They struggle to […]

Filed Under: EV Engineering, Featured, Hydraulic hybrids, Mobile Hydraulics Blog, System Design

Utilities equipment jumps on the latest trends in fluid power

September 6, 2023 By Mary Gannon

Versatile trucks that include multiple functions use all the available space in their flexible designs, meaning you may need only one truck at your job site. Image courtesy of Terex Utilities

From mobile electrification to telematics and IoT, modern utilities equipment is becoming more controllable and smarter for efficient and reliable designs. By Josh Cosford, Contributing Editor The most conspicuous trend in the utility equipment industry — as with most mobile machinery — is electrification. Electrification of mobile machinery previously referenced electric control through solenoid or […]

Filed Under: Components, EV Engineering, Featured, Mobile Hydraulics Blog

The future of mobile hydraulics and sustainable off-road machines

August 21, 2023 By Ken Korane

Volvo Construction Equipment is at the forefront of global efforts toward electrification and non-diesel alternatives for mobile machines, and the company aims to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040. It has offered battery-electric wheel loaders and mini excavators for several years and will soon launch an electric road asphalt compactor and an electric version […]

Filed Under: EV Engineering, Featured, Industry News Tagged With: Volvo CE

A glimpse at the future of unmanned machines

June 28, 2023 By Ken Korane

When engineers consider next-generation construction equipment, much of the attention today centers on electrification, alternative-fuel engines, automated functions that increase precision and reduce waste, and “smart” control networks that wirelessly tie together all the machines on a worksite for greater efficiency and productivity. Perhaps a bit under the radar, but potentially game-changing, is the possibility […]

Filed Under: EV Engineering, Featured, Industry News Tagged With: Built Robotics, Develon, Doosan Bobcat, Volvo CE

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