April 11-13, 2017, the 9th International Conference on Fluid PowerTransmission and Control (ICFP 2017) was successfully held in Hangzhou Huanglong Hotel. Academician Lu Yongxiang, a well-known scientist at Zhejiang University, served as honorary chairman of the conference. Academician Yang Huayong, dean of the School ofMechanical Engineering of Zhejiang University, and Professor WangQingfeng, director of the Institute of Mechatronics Engineering of Zhejiang University, served as the chairman of the conference. At the same time, Academician Yang Huayong served as chairman of the organization committee.
TheInternational Conference on Fluid Power Transmission and Control in Hangzhou has been held every four years since 1985. It has been successfully held for eight sessions. The venues are all located inHangzhou. The organizers are all Zhejiang University. The conferencehas been hailed as the “Olympic” in this field and isrecognized as one of the four major international conferences in thefield of international fluid dynamics. Famous scholars and industrialists from Europe, North America, and Asia have participated in the conference. It has become an important occasion for academic exchanges in this field. It is strengthening international academic exchanges in the field of fluid transmission and control technology and enhancing the friendship between domestic and foreign counterparts. It has played an active role in cooperation with China in promoting the development of fluid transmission and control technology in China.
The meeting issued an essay notice from May 2016 and received nearly 90papers. After reviewing, more than 70 papers were read during the conference. Up to now, more than 170 representatives from 11countries and regions including China, Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, Finland, Canada, Japan, Russia, Serbia, Taiwan, and South Korea have registered for this meeting.
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At8:30 am on April 11, 2017, Prof. Song Yonghua, Vice President ofZhejiang University, Prof Wang Qingfeng (representing Academician LuYongxiang) and Academician Yang Huayong attended the meeting anddelivered speeches. After the opening ceremony, Prof Kong Xiangdongfrom Yanshan University and Prof Kim A. Stelson from the University of Minnesota in the United States presided over the first phase of the morning report. Academician Yang Huayong from Zhejiang Universitymade a speech entitled “Development of Electro-HydraulicDriving Systems for the Hard Rock Tunnel Boring Machine”.Professor Kalevi Huhtala of the Tampere University of Technology gave aconference report entitled “Towards Energy Efficient AutonomousWheel Loader”. During the coffee break, the participantsgathered to have a tea chat and promote communication. After the coffee break, Professor Fu Xin from Zhejiang University and professor Kalevi Huhtala from the Tampere University of Technology in Finland presided over the second phase of the conference report,Professor Kazushi Sanada of the National University of Yokohama,Japan , gave a conference report entitled "Modelling and Control of Fluid Power Systems", Professor Jiao Zongxia of BeijingUniversity of Aeronautics and Astronautics made a speech entitled "ANovel Conference Report of the Self-powered Brake System and anti-skid Control Method, Associate Professor Petrov Alexey Igorevich(Prof. on behalf of Professor Semenov Stanislav E.) at the NationalBauman Technical University in Moscow, entitled "Application of computational Fluid Dynamics Methods for Engineering and TheoreticalConference report of Problems in the Field of Hydraulic Drive and hydraulic Machines. The wonderful conference theme report attractedthe attention of the participants. Teachers and graduate students of the School of Mechanical Engineering of Zhejiang University also participated in the audit and academic exchanges of the conference.
OpeningCeremony - Professor Song Yonghua
OpeningCeremony - Professor Wang Qingfeng (Representing Academician LuYongxiang)
OpeningCeremony - Academician Yang Huayong
OpeningCeremony - Professor Xu Bing
ConferenceReport Moderator: Professor Kong Xiangdong
ConferenceReport Moderator: Professor Kim A. Stelson
ConferenceReport 1 - Academician Yang Huayong
ConferenceReport - Professor 2 Kalevi Huhtala
ConferenceReport Moderator: Kalevi Professor Huhtala
ConferenceReport - Professor Kazushi Sanada
ConferenceReport 4-Professor Jiao Zongxia
ConferenceReport 5-Petrov Alexey Igorevich Associate Professor (on behalf ofProfessor Semenov Stanislav E.)
A parallel report of three breakout sessions was held simultaneously on April 11, 2017, from 14:00-17.30 pm. Stream One theme of"Development of Hydraulic Components", the venue ChairmanProfessor Liu Chengliang Shanghai Jiaotong University ProfessorKazushi Sanada Yokohama National University, Professor Liu ShaopingBeijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Sophia Universityprofessor Yutaka Tanaka of Japan; The theme of Session 2 is“Innovation in Hydraulic Systems”. The chairperson of the conference is Professor Yan Hong of the Lanzhou University of Technology, Associate Professor Petrov Alexey Igorevich of Moscow State BaumanTechnical University, Professor Zou Jun of Zhejiang University, and Michael J. Gust of the United States. Dr; Panel III theme is"Simulation", chaired by Professor Li Song at the venue crystal Harbin Institute of Technology Professor Mao- Hsiung Chiang of Taiwan, Professor Gao Rong temple Yanshan University, University of Tampere, Finland Kalevi Professor Huhtala.
At 9:00 am on April 12, 2017, Academician Yang Huayong from ZhejiangUniversity and Professor Xiang Changle from Beijing Institute of Technology presided over the first phase of the morning report. Professor Hubertus Murrenhoff from the Aachen University ofTechnology in Germany made a speech entitled “Trends for HybridSystems in Excavators” report, Professor Andrew Plummer of theUniversity of Bath, UK, gave a report entitled "AdditiveManufacture of Hydraulic Components". After the coffee break, Professor Hubertus Murrenhoff from the Aachen University ofTechnology in Germany and Professor Andrew Plummer from theUniversity of Bath in the UK presided over the second phase of the conference report. Professor Kim A. Stelson of the University of Minnesota at the University of America made a lecture entitled"Hydrostatic Transmission for Wind Power", Professor XuBing of Zhejiang University gave a conference report entitled "Design and Test Rig for High Rotation Speed Axial Piston Pumps", Professor Ken Ichiryu of Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan, gave a conference report entitled “My Attempt to the RobotRevolution”.
ConferenceReport Moderator: Academician Yang Huayong
ConferenceReport Moderator: Professor Xiang Changle
ConferenceReport Professor 6-Hubertus Murrenhoff
ConferenceReport Professor 7-Andrew Plummer
ConferenceReport Moderator: Professor Hubertus Murrenhoff
ConferenceReport Moderator: Professor Andrew Plummer
ConferenceReport Professor 8-Kim A. Stelson
ConferenceReport 9 - Professor Xu Bing
ConferenceReport 9 - Professor Xu Bing
A parallel report of three breakout sessions was held simultaneously on April 12, 2017, at 14:00-17.30. Stream One theme of "Development of Hydraulic Components", the venue chaired by Professor Yin YaoPaul Tongji University, Professor Andrew Plummer University of Bath, Professor Liu silver water Huazhong University of Science and technology, Professor Radovan Petrovic Serbia University of Belgrade; points The theme of Venue 2 was “Innovation in HydraulicSystems”. The chairperson of the venue was Professor Cai Maolinof Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Professor KimA. Stelson of the University of Minnesota, Professor Ouyang Xiaopingof Zhejiang University, and Travis of the University of Saskatchewan, Canada. Professor Viens; the theme of Session 3 is “Simulation”.The chairperson of the conference is Professor Li Wei of ZhejiangUniversity, Professor Hubertus Murrenhoff of the Aachen University of Technology, Professor Gong Yongjun of Dalian Maritime University, candlemaking of Moscow State University of Bauman. Professor Vladimir.
The dinner and awards ceremony was held at 18:30 on the evening of April 12, 2017, hosted by Professor Zou Jun, Secretary-General of theICFP2017 Conference. During the dinner of the participants, ProfessorZou Jun gave a brief summary of the meeting, and then enjoyed the famous dance and instrumental performance brought by ZhejiangUniversity students. During the period, Professor Hubertus Murrenhofffrom the Aachen University of Technology in Germany introduced the global Fluid Power Society and awarded the GFPS Best Paper Award to the author of the paper "Relay Control of A Morphing TensegrityStructure with Distributed Pneumatic Actuation" from theUniversity of Bath, UK. Then, everyone enjoyed the nunchakuperformance brought by ICFP volunteers. Subsequently, AcademicianYang Huayong awarded the ICFP2017 Best Paper Award to the author of"A Comparison Study on Structures and Fluid DynamicCharacteristics of Three Different Pilot-Control Globe Valves" from Lund University, Sweden. Professor Wang Qingfeng awarded"Characteristics of Cavitation in Tube" from ZhejiangUniversity. "The author of the paper ICFP2017 Best Paper Award. After enjoying the change of the national genre Sichuan opera, Professor Kong Xiangdong introduced some upcoming fluid conferences. Finally, Professor Zou Jun announced the 9th International Conference on Fluid Power Transmission and Control (ICFP 2017). Closing!
ClosingModerator: Professor Zou Jun
GFPSBest Paper Awards
ICFO2017Best Paper Awards
ICFO2017Best Paper Awards
ProfessorKong Xiangdong introduced the upcoming fluid conference
During the meeting, delegates also visited the State Key Laboratory of FluidPower and Mechatronic Systems of Zhejiang University and communicated with laboratory teachers and students.
Conference report hearing close-up
KaleviProfessor Huhtala
ProfessorKen Ichiryu
ProfessorKim A. Stelson
associate professor Petrov Alexey Igorevich
ProfessorJiao Zongxia
ProfessorKong Xiangdong
ProfessorLiu Chengliang
Ms.Zhao Manlin
Participants
Question and answer session of the conference report
GFPSBest Paper Award
Title: RelayControl of A Morphing Tensegrity Structure with Distributed PneumaticActuation
Author: GuanyuLai ( Univ. of Bath ), Andrew Plummer ( Univ. of Bath )
Abstract: It is believed that structures and actuation systems should be tightly integrated together in the future to create lightweight dynamic machines. This requires actuators to be distributed through thestructure. A tensegrity structure is a very promising candidate forthis future integration due to its potentially excellent stiffnessand strength-to-weight ratio, and the inherent advantage of being amulti-element structure into which actuators can be embedded. In thispaper, an antagonistic multi-axis control of a tensegrity structureis achieved, using a dead band controller. The controller is studied by the describing function technique, and a condition to guarantee stability is derived. The stability condition is illustrated with simulation and experimental results and is used as a general rule to achieve stable control of the structure.
ICFP2017Best Paper Award
Title: comparison Study on Structures and Fluid Dynamic Characteristics of three Different Pilot-Control Globe Valves
Author: JinyuanQian ( Lund Univ.), Zhixin Gao ( Lund Univ.), BuzhanLiu ( Lund Univ.), Zhejiang Jin ( Lund Univ.), Zan Wu (Lund Univ.), Bengt Sunden ( Lund Univ.)
Abstract: Thepilot-control globe valve (PCGV) can use the pressure difference of afluid itself for fluid control by a pilot valve with low drivingenergy consumption and quick response. In this paper, three differentPCGVs are introduced with their structures and fluid dynamiccharacteristics. By comparing the stable valve core displacement of PCV between the simulation and the experiment, the numerical method is validated. Then, with the three PCGVs models, the flow characteristics, the pressure difference between the upside andbottom of the valve core, between the inlet and outlet of valves, and the dynamic valve core movements are determined respectively. Furthermore, new applications of PCGVs are briefly introduced. This work gives an overall novel design introduction on PCGVs and it can be useful for someone who deals with quick response valve design-related industries.
Title: Characteristics of Cavitation in Tube
Author: Boli ( Zhejiang Univ.), Chen Ji ( Zhejiang Univ.), Jun Zou (Zhejiang Univ.)
Abstract: The subsequent characteristics after cavitation bubble collapsed in a tube are investigated experimentally and emotionally. With the help of a high-speed camera and COMSOL software, the interactions between the primary bubble and secondary bubble in a tube are analyzed. Various behaviors of secondary cavitation are related to the primary bubble and surrounding restriction. It is found that the intensity of thesecondary bubble clusters and their lifetime depending on the propertiesof tube including geometry and Young’s modulus. The relative position of secondary cavitation is related to the location of the first bubble. Besides, the collapse of large bubble produces large-scale area of secondary cavitation clusters. On the other hand, the energy distribution of secondary bubble clusters has a correlation with theYoung’s modulus of the tube. At last, the state of two first bubbles collapses in a rigid tube simultaneously is studied, too.