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INDUSTRIAL VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY MARCH 2022: PAGE 28



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DAVID SMITH, iVT INTERNATIONAL New electric FOR POWER DENSITY, TRADITIONAL
HYDRAULICS MAY BE HARD TO BEAT, BUT SEVERAL MANUFACTURERS ARE MAKING GREAT
STRIDES IN THE USE OF HYBRIDISATION AND ELECTROHYDRAULICS Despite the rise in
the use of electrics, traditional hydraulics are still the go-to solution for
power density in industrial vehicles. Most OEMs believe purely electromechanical
solutions are not viable for the majority of vehicles, at least for now. However
several companies – including Volvo CE, Danfoss, Caterpillar and Bucher
Hydraulics – are making advances in the use of electrohydraulics, arguably one
of the most efficient ways to reduce emissions. Volvo CE goes electric Last year
Volvo CE revealed an innovative new electrohydraulic system architecture for
excavators, which landed the Volvo Group’s technology award in September. Volvo
worked together with the Finnish company Norrhydro to develop the Common
Pressure Rail Hybrid system. Using a Volvo EC300E 30-tonne excavator as a test
bed, the approach passed initial proof-of-concept phase and durability tests,
and moved on to field tests. Prototypes were used in real-world applications by
selected customer partners. Volvo CE expects to offer the system on its
excavators by 2024 at the latest. The partnership began when Volvo CE engineers
came across a research paper introducing the nascent technology, which had been
originally developed by Norrhydro and academics at Tampere University, also in
Finland. 28 iVTInternational.com March 2022


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