13GMK 6250 Schemtic App

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Carrier hydraulics:

Cummins powered version.

Circuit example of triple A10V0 DFR pump application showing highway steering
and cooling water fan drive circuits.

Emergency override valve Engine cooling water


for engine thermostat thermostat

Steer circuit I Steer circuit II

The pumps are driven from the transmission auxiliary drive. The engine cooling
radiators are mounted horizontally on both sides of the carrier. The intercooler is also
sandwich mounted on the right hand side.

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Carrier hydraulics:

Cummins powered version.

Circuit example of triple A10V0 DFR pump application showing all wheel steering
and cooling water fan drive circuits.

Emergency override valve Engine cooling


for engine thermostat water thermostat

Steer circuit I Steer circuit II

To all wheel
steering/ suspension
/ outriggers
=47-Y11

The pumps are driven from the transmission auxiliary drive. The engine cooling
radiators are mounted horizontally on both sides of the carrier. The intercooler is also
sandwich mounted on the right hand side. With = 47-Y9 & = 47-Y11 now both
energised, the pump flow from P1 is re-routed to the all wheel steering and the pump
pressure cut-off is reduced by the load sense line pressure control valve. The
outriggers & suspension system also requires = 47-Y9 to be energised for system
pressure. However, = 47-Y11 remains de-energised to allow maximum operating
pressure @ 280 bar.

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Logic block telescope circuit: (principles of extend normal)

Pressure transducer

Pump Tank

Lift cylinder
connections

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Logic block telescope circuit: (principles of extend high speed)

Pressure transducer

Pump Tank

Lift cylinder
connections

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Logic block telescope circuit: (principles of retract)

Pressure transducer

Pump Tank

See main schematic


for holding valve detail

Lift cylinder
connections

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Telescope cylinder:

1. Flow path to unlock boom section pins

The energised
solenoid valve The slave cylinder is extended to
selects the flow unlock the boom section pins
path through a
check valve

Without pressure, the safety


Both telescope interlock is retracted to allow
cylinder-pin slave cylinder operation
safety interlocks
must be engaged
for oil to reach the See following page
slave cylinder for detail view of
cylinder-pin
safety interlocks

Retract line

Extend lines

25 bar from
charge pump

The energised Pressure to


solenoid selects a slave cylinder &
pressure path to the cylinder pins
transfer tube

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Telescope cylinder-pin safety interlock:

View of telescope cylinder-pin safety interlock mechanism removed from cylinder


Two series connected pins are used for the left & right telescope cylinder pins

Without pressure, an internal coil spring


will retract the locking pin

Oil pressure enters this port When the locking pin is


and extends the locking pin extended oil can exit this port

Detail schematic view of


interlock mechanism

Slave cylinder
piston rod is
connected directly
to butterfly levers

The slave cylinder interlock works on


the same principle. Oil pressure must
first fully extend this pin to lock the
slave cylinder. Only when fully
extended, oil pressure can then retract
the telescope cylinder locking pins.

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Telescope cylinder:

2: Flow path extending boom section at normal speed

The slave cylinder must remain


extended to unlock & hold the
boom section pins fully retracted
The energised
solenoid valve
traps oil in the
circuit @ 100 bar
to hold the boom
pins fully retracted
while telescoping

The energised
Retract line solenoid valve
charges the transfer
Extend lines tube @ 10 bar
while telescoping

25 bar from
charge pump

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Telescope cylinder:

3: Flow path extending boom section at high speed

The slave cylinder must remain


extended to unlock & hold the
boom section pins fully retracted
The energised
solenoid valve
traps oil in the
circuit @ 100 bar
to hold the boom
pins fully retracted
while telescoping

The energised
solenoid valve
prevents operation
of the holding
valves during high
speed extend

The energised
Retract line solenoid valve
charges the transfer
Extend lines tube @ 10 bar
while telescoping

25 bar from
charge pump

The cylinder extends at 16 m


per min in high speed extend

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Telescope cylinder:

4: Flow path to lock boom section pins

The slave cylinder retracts to


lock the boom section pins

Without pressure, the safety


interlock is retracted to allow
slave cylinder operation

Retract line

Extend lines

25 bar from
charge pump

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Telescope cylinder:

5: Flow path to unlock telescope cylinder pins

The energised
solenoid selects a
flow path through a
check valve

The energised The slave cylinder-


solenoid selects a pin safety interlock
flow path to unlock must be engaged for
the telescope oil to reach the
telescope cylinder
cylinder pins
pins

Without pressure
both telescope
cylinder safety
interlock-pins are
retracted

Telescope Telescope
cylinder locking- cylinder locking-
pin pin

Retract line

Extend lines

25 bar from
charge pump

The energised solenoid Pressure to


valve selects a flow slave cylinder &
path to the transfer tube cylinder pins

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Telescope cylinder:

6: Flow path to retract unlocked telescope cylinder

The energised
solenoid valve traps
oil in the circuit @
100 bar to hold the
telescope cylinder
pins fully retracted

The energised
solenoid selects a
flow path to unlock
the telescope
cylinder pins

Telescope Telescope
cylinder locking- cylinder locking-
pin pin

Retract line

Extend lines

25 bar from
charge pump

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Telescope cylinder:

7: Flow path to lock telescope cylinder pins

Telescope Telescope
cylinder locking- cylinder locking-
pin pin

Retract line

Extend lines

25 bar from
charge pump

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Logic block lift cylinder circuit: (Principles of extend normal)

Pump Tank

Telescope cylinder
connections

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Logic block lift cylinder circuit: (Principles of extend high speed)

Pump Tank

Telescope cylinder
connections

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Logic block lift cylinder circuit: (Principles of retract high speed)

Pump Tank

Telescope cylinder
connections

See main schematic for


holding valve details

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Hoist application:
Hoist raise in Hoist brakes Pressure cut-off
normal speed

16 bar

Hoist motor
high-speed
solenoid valve

10 bar switch for low


charge pressure protection

Hoist brake release


solenoid valve block
2 bar Flushing
pressure = 7 L/min

Pump delivery is proportional 30 bar pilot


to solenoid current pressure 25 bar charge
pressure

Plug

Pump release Pressure transducer.


solenoid must be Pressure cut-off. This is used to measure system
energised for Operation of this valve will pressure and synchronise the
pump to ramp on cause the pump to de-stroke hoist lowering function

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