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Electrohydraulics in Electrified Off-Highway Vehicles

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Equipment manufacturers increasingly are launching full-electric and diesel-electric vehicles to respond to market demands and to reduce carbon footprints. Electrifying off-highway platforms does not mean that hydraulics will be completely replaced by electric motors, however. To maximize the advantages of both hydraulic and electric technology, suppliers are developing a new generation of hydraulic pumps, valves, and electronic controls that are compact and provide the required performance.

This 60-minute webinar from the editors of Truck & Off-Highway Engineering will explore the engineering and implementation of advanced electrohydraulic systems geared toward making diesel- and battery-electric mobile machines more productive and efficient. An audience Q&A session will follow the technical presentation.

Highlights include:

  • Electrification challenges in the off-highway market and the exciting transformations happening in hydraulic architectures
  • Utilizing electrohydraulic systems to improve overall capability in conventional and electrified machinery
  • How electrohydraulic systems introduce previously difficult or impossible control schemes and allow for more sophisticated operation and features
  • How we can improve the quality of off-highway electrohydraulic systems through lessons learned from other sectors, from traditional automotive and aerospace to industrial automation
  • How the industry is adapting to meet demands for greater efficiency and electrification head-on

Speaker:

David E. Farrell, Ph.D.; Senior Systems Engineer, Architect, and Consultant; ITK Engineering

Dr. David E. Farrell is a Senior Systems Engineer, Architect, and Consultant at ITK Engineering LLC, who specializes in system safety, architecture, and model-based systems and software engineering. He previously worked for the Ford Motor Company, where he held various roles in research, systems engineering, and functional safety. He holds multiple U.S. patents related to hybrid vehicle technologies and has authored multiple journal publications and a book chapter. David holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Clarkson University and a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from Northwestern University.

Chad Larish, Principal Engineer, Danfoss Power Solutions

Chad Larish is a Principal Engineer in the Subsystem Engineering group within Danfoss Power Solutions. In this role, Chad focuses on technology strategy and consulting for the Controls division. He has been with Danfoss since 2007 in various roles focused on machine control systems, efficiency, and automation. Chad holds a bachelor’s degree from Iowa State University and a master’s degree from the University of Minnesota, both in mechanical engineering.

Christian Sauerland, Senior Engineering Manager, dSPACE Inc.

Christian Sauerland is a Senior Engineering Manager at dSPACE Inc. where he is responsible for hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) application engineering for the company's North American market. He joined dSPACE in 2008 as a project engineer, later progressed into management, and today oversees application engineering for HIL and related technology areas. His responsibilities also include the development of e-mobility related business for dSPACE, including solutions for motor simulation, power electronics, smart charging, and battery management. Throughout his career with dSPACE, he has gained expertise in the application of tools for embedded-controls software, specifically verification and validation through HIL simulation.

Moderator:

Amanda Hosey, Editor, SAE Media Group

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