EP4416474A1 - Vorrichtung zur messung einer druckdifferenz - Google Patents
Vorrichtung zur messung einer druckdifferenzInfo
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- EP4416474A1 EP4416474A1 EP22801452.8A EP22801452A EP4416474A1 EP 4416474 A1 EP4416474 A1 EP 4416474A1 EP 22801452 A EP22801452 A EP 22801452A EP 4416474 A1 EP4416474 A1 EP 4416474A1
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- pressure difference
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- G—PHYSICS
- G01—MEASURING; TESTING
- G01L—MEASURING FORCE, STRESS, TORQUE, WORK, MECHANICAL POWER, MECHANICAL EFFICIENCY, OR FLUID PRESSURE
- G01L13/00—Devices or apparatus for measuring differences of two or more fluid pressure values
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- G—PHYSICS
- G01—MEASURING; TESTING
- G01L—MEASURING FORCE, STRESS, TORQUE, WORK, MECHANICAL POWER, MECHANICAL EFFICIENCY, OR FLUID PRESSURE
- G01L19/00—Details of, or accessories for, apparatus for measuring steady or quasi-steady pressure of a fluent medium insofar as such details or accessories are not special to particular types of pressure gauges
- G01L19/06—Means for preventing overload or deleterious influence of the measured medium on the measuring device or vice versa
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- the invention relates to a device for measuring a pressure difference between sections of a circulatory system.
- circulation with operating fluids, for example within motor vehicles
- circuits are: a coolant circuit, an oil circuit, and an air conditioning fluid circuit.
- any circuit may flow through structural components and the pressure in a liquid medium in the circuit may drop across such structural components. The flow through the structural component can be determined by measuring the pressure drop of the liquid medium at a structural component.
- the document DE 102019210030 A1 discloses a method for controlling a volume flow in a cooling circuit, the cooling circuit having at least a first pump for conveying a coolant and at least one component acted upon by the coolant, the method having at least the following steps: a) operating the first pump and conveying the coolant through the cooling circuit; b) measuring a differential pressure of the coolant applied to the component; c) determining a volume flow correlating to the measured differential pressure using a characteristic map stored in a control unit and d) controlling the first pump by the control unit using the volume flow determined via the measured differential pressure.
- Document US 9,638,559 B1 discloses systems and methods for measuring differential and absolute pressure of a flowing fluid/gas in a fluid system.
- the fluid system is configured with first and second pressure ports that are spaced apart such that the second pressure port is downstream of the first pressure port.
- An absolute pressure sensing element and a differential pressure sensing element are provided, the absolute pressure sensing element first being fluidly coupled to the first or second pressure tap to sense an absolute pressure representative of the flowing fluid/gas.
- the differential pressure sensing element is second fluidly coupled to each of the first and second pressure taps to a To measure differential pressure of the flowing fluid / gas between the first and second pressure taps.
- the object of the present invention is to provide an improved device for measuring a pressure difference.
- This object is achieved by a device according to the invention for measuring a pressure difference in a circuit filled with a liquid medium according to claim 1 .
- This object is also achieved by a control unit for receiving the pressure difference data of the device according to claim 9.
- the object is also achieved by a motor vehicle with circuit, control unit and the device according to the invention.
- a device for measuring a pressure difference in a circulatory system that contains a liquid medium, comprising: a pressure difference sensor device that is set up to measure the pressure difference between two circuit sections through which flow occurs, wherein the differential pressure sensor device communicates with a geodetically lower-lying circuit section through which flow occurs and with a is connected to the geodetically higher circuit section through which flow occurs, is arranged with one of the circuit sections through which flow occurs at the same geodetic height and the communicating connection runs continuously to the other of the two circuit sections through which flow occurs, so that a foreign medium that is caused by a density difference of the foreign medium to the liquid Medium-related gravity separates from the liquid medium, does not accumulate in the communicating connections to the differential pressure sensor device and forms a geodetic height difference, which affects the pressure difference measurement.
- At least two pressures or at least one pressure difference between two pressures can be measured with the pressure difference sensor device. These pressures can be passed through a communicating connection to the pressure difference sensor device.
- the pressure difference sensor unit can measure this pressure difference and can transmit the measurement data to a control unit. If the pressure difference is measured upstream and downstream of a component of the circuit where the pressure drops due to flow resistance, on the basis of the pressure difference, for example via a pump that is installed in the circuit, the flow rate of the circuit can be adjusted.
- setting can mean controlling and regulating.
- the pressure difference sensor device can also measure and transmit the two pressures.
- the control unit can then determine a pressure difference from the transmitted measurement data and can use the pressure difference to adjust the flow rate of the circuit, for example via the pump.
- the pressure difference can be measured between two flow-through sections of the circuit. Communicating connections can supply the pressures to the pressure difference sensor unit.
- the flow-through sections of the circuit can be, for example, hoses, pipes, connection pieces of components in the circuit or circuit sections within the components.
- the communicating connections between the pressure difference sensor device and the two circuit sections through which flow occurs can be filled with the liquid medium, for example, in order to supply the pressures of the liquid media to the pressure difference sensor device.
- Such a communicating connection can also include the arrangement of the pressure difference sensor device within at least one of the circuit sections through which flow occurs. This can be realized if the circuit sections through which flow occurs run directly parallel to one another and the pressure difference sensor device is configured within a common wall of the circuit sections through which flow occurs. If the pressure difference sensor device is configured directly within a circuit section through which flow occurs, the pressure from the other circuit section through which flow occurs can be supplied to the pressure difference sensor device through the other communicating connection.
- a foreign medium can be solid, liquid or gaseous and can include all chemical substances which are not or not in the form provided in the liquid medium. If a foreign medium with a different density from the liquid medium is contained in the circuit, a force can act that counteracts gravity and, depending on a density difference or a density difference, can cause the foreign medium to rise or fall within the liquid medium can. This force effect can also be described as the effect of gravity, since gravity is also the cause of hydrostatic pressure in liquid media and a hydrostatic pressure difference is the cause of a buoyancy force.
- a gas is a gas or If a gas mixture such as air is contained in the circuit, the air bubbles experience a buoyancy force and, in some exemplary embodiments, flow along on the geodetically higher inner wall of a circuit section through which flow occurs.
- a communicating connection is configured in such a circuit section through which flow occurs, which connection rises towards the pressure difference sensor unit at a geodetic height, an air column can form within the communicating connection. Due to the difference in density between the air and the liquid medium, the hydrostatic pressure can be lower for the same height of the columns if the communicating connection is filled with air. This means that a column of liquid medium can reduce the pressure from the flowed circuit section up to the pressure difference sensor unit more than the column of air with the same height. If the circuit is assumed to be filled with the liquid medium, this can result in a measurement error or an offset in the measured values, on the basis of which flow through the circuit may be set incorrectly, for example by means of the pump.
- the density of the foreign medium is greater than that of the liquid medium, the force acts downwards or towards a lower geodetic height due to the difference in density and gravitation. If there is now a communicating connection from the circuit section through which flow occurs to the pressure difference sensor unit, which drops from the circuit section through which flow occurs to the pressure difference sensor unit at geodetic height, the foreign medium can settle in the communicating connection and a measurement error or an offset of the measured values occurs analogous to the consideration above.
- a communicating connection in which a foreign medium can rise or settle, is arranged in such a way that, for example, the pressure difference sensor unit and the circuit sections through which flow occurs are designed at the same geodetic height.
- a foreign medium that accumulates in such a communicating connection with the same geodetic height cannot, for example, have any influence on the measurement of the pressure that is supplied to the pressure difference sensor unit through this communicating connection.
- the other communicating connection of the pressure difference sensor unit to the other circuit section through which flow is continuous no foreign medium can accumulate in this communicating connection, for example, since the force acting on the foreign medium diverts the foreign medium from this communicating connection.
- the foreign medium cannot influence the measurement of the pressure that is supplied to the pressure difference sensor unit through this other communicating connection.
- the pressure difference sensor unit can be arranged at the same geodetic level as the geodetically lower-lying circuit section through which flow occurs, while the other communicating connection from the pressure difference sensor unit at geodetic level steadily increases to the geodetically higher located through-flow circuit section can lead.
- the continuity of the other communicating connection is important here so that the force that can act due to the difference in density between the foreign medium and the liquid medium can discharge the foreign medium unhindered, for example from the other communicating connection.
- the communicating connections comprise junctions, a first junction being communicatively connected to the pressure difference sensor means for supplying a first pressure and a second junction being communicatively connected to the pressure difference sensor means for supplying a second pressure.
- connection points are devices which are designed on the pressure difference sensor device and which are intended to enable connection to the circuit. Possible designs of connection points include, for example: sockets for slipping on and clamps for clamping hoses, screw connections, bores and plug connections that can be locked or are self-locking.
- a separate holder for the pressure difference sensor device can be saved, for example, since the holding function can be integrated into the communicating connection.
- the use of, for example, at least one plug-in connection or screw connection as a communicating connection can save a pressure line such as a hose and can make the assembly insensitive to tolerance deviations.
- plug connections can withstand mechanical stresses such as acceleration, Withstand pressure, lateral forces and tension well. A possibility of using a standardized plug connection, which is already used in series production, can also reduce complexity and testing.
- connection point on the pressure difference sensor device can be designed as a socket, for example.
- the hose can then, for example, be pushed onto the socket and clamped or fixed with clamps, so that the communicating connection can arise between one of the connection points and one of the circuit sections through which flow occurs.
- the tubing can also be heat shrunk onto the stubs, for example, or attached to the connection points with a snap fastener.
- one of the communicating connections between the connection points and the circuit sections through which flow occurs is designed as a plug connection.
- the plug-in connection can then be used to connect the pressure difference sensor device to the circuit section through which flow occurs, and the communicating connection can then be configured as a holder in a further function.
- a standardized plug-in connection can be selected as such a plug-in connection, and the installation effort can be low.
- a screw connection can be a screw connection which, for example, fastens a hose to one of the connection points.
- the screw connection can also be designed as a mounting plate in which the pressure difference sensor device, at least one connection point and at least one circuit section through which flow is carried out are configured, with the mounting plate being able to be mounted on a structural component of the circuit by means of flat gaskets and screws. If only one of the two flow-through circuit sections is configured in the mounting plate, a further flow-through circuit section can be connected in a communicating manner, for example by means of a hose.
- connection points are designed in series with one of the circuit sections through which flow occurs and this connection point is thus flowed through.
- the circuit section through which flow occurs can, for example, be divided into two and pushed onto two sockets of the connection point and fixed with clamps in such a way that the liquid medium flows from one part of the circuit section through which flow occurs through the connection point into the other part of the circuit section through which flow occurs.
- the liquid medium can also flow from a circuit section through which flow occurs through the connection point into a further circuit section through which flow occurs.
- connection points can also be provided to combine the designs of the connection points. It can thus be possible to establish communicating connections between the circuit sections through which flow occurs and the pressure difference sensor device in such a way that, for example, a plug-in connection and a screw connection are used.
- At least one circuit section through which flow occurs is a connecting piece of a structural component in the circuit.
- the connecting piece can be used to connect the structural component to the circuit. This can be at the flow or at the return of the building component.
- connection piece can be a pipe or a hose, for example.
- control unit is designed to receive the measurement data of the device.
- This control unit can, for example, set the flow through the circuit on the basis of the measurement data received via the pump.
- a motor vehicle is designed with a circuit, a control unit and the device.
- the device is part of the circuit.
- This motor vehicle can be a vehicle with a wheel that can exert a force on a surface, which moves the motor vehicle, at least via one wheel.
- the device can measure a differential pressure between two flow-through circuit sections and communicate these measured values to a control unit. Based on the measured values, the control unit can then adjust the flow through the circuit, for example using a pump.
- a circuit can be, for example, a coolant circuit for power electronics in a motor vehicle, for example, an electric drive train or parts of a includes electric powertrain.
- the structural component can be, for example, a DC/DC converter or a charger.
- FIG. 1 shows a device for measuring a pressure difference in a circuit filled with a liquid medium according to the prior art
- FIG. 2a shows an exemplary embodiment of a device according to the invention for measuring a pressure difference in a circuit filled with a liquid medium
- FIG. 2b shows an exemplary embodiment of a device according to the invention for measuring a pressure difference in a circuit filled with a liquid medium, a pressure difference sensor device being arranged directly in a circuit section through which flow occurs;
- connection point 3 shows an exemplary embodiment of a connection point which is designed as an exemplary plug-in connection and can be used in FIGS. 2a and 2b;
- FIG. 4 shows an exemplary embodiment of a device according to the invention for measuring a pressure difference in a circuit filled with a liquid medium and having a connection point through which flow occurs;
- FIG. 5a shows a further exemplary embodiment of a device according to the invention for measuring a pressure difference in a circuit filled with a liquid medium, the density of a possible foreign medium being lower than the density of the liquid medium;
- FIG. 5b shows a further exemplary embodiment of a device according to the invention for measuring a pressure difference in a circuit filled with a liquid medium, the density of a possible foreign medium being greater than the density of the liquid medium;
- FIG. 6a shows a front view of an embodiment of a device according to the invention for measuring a pressure difference in a circuit filled with a liquid medium, the device being designed for mounting on a surface by means of screws;
- 6b shows a side view of an exemplary embodiment of a device according to the invention for measuring a pressure difference in a circuit filled with a liquid medium, the device being designed for mounting on a surface by means of screws; and 7 shows an exemplary embodiment of a motor vehicle with a control unit and a device according to the invention.
- FIG. 1 shows an exemplary embodiment of a device for measuring a pressure difference in a circuit filled with a liquid medium according to the prior art.
- a pressure difference can be generated by the pressure drop on a structural component or assembly in the circuit and thus depict the flow through the circuit .
- Two flow-through circuit sections 112 and 114 can be seen, which carry a liquid medium at a first and a second pressure 106 and 110 .
- the direction of flow is shown as an example by the arrows.
- the circuit section 112 through which flow occurs is connected via a supply line 105 to communicate with a connection point 104 and the flow through circuit section 114 is connected via a supply line 107 to communicate with a connection point 108 .
- the connection points 106 and 108 are communicatively connected to a pressure difference sensor device 102 .
- the pressure difference sensor device 102 can measure the pressure difference between the first and the second pressure 106 and 110 through the communicating connections and transmit the measured values to a control unit 120 . Since the geodetic height increases from circuit section 114 through which flow occurs to circuit section 112 through which flow occurs, a foreign medium, in this case air, with a lower density than that of the liquid medium, collects in supply line 105.
- FIG. 2a shows an exemplary embodiment of a device according to the invention for measuring a pressure difference in a circuit filled with the liquid medium, which at least partially eliminates the falsification of the pressure difference measurement from FIG.
- Two flow-through circuit sections 112 and 114 can be seen, which carry a liquid medium at a first and a second pressure 106 and 110 .
- the flowed-through circuit section 114 is connected via the connection point 104 to a Pressure difference sensor device 102 communicatively connected.
- the circuit section 112 through which flow occurs is connected to the pressure difference sensor device 102 via the communicating connection 108 .
- the pressure difference sensor device 102 measures the differential pressure between the first and the second pressure 106 and 110 and transmits measured values to a control unit 120.
- the circuit section 114 through which flow occurs, the connection point 104 and the pressure difference sensor device 102 are arranged at the same geodetic height.
- a foreign medium column (air column) or column of liquid medium that can reduce the first pressure 106 and thus generates a geodetically caused pressure difference, does not exist in this arrangement and thus the foreign medium cannot falsify the measurement of the pressure difference between the circuit sections through which flow occurs.
- the force acts downwards due to the difference in density and gravitation. Accordingly, in this case, the circuit section 112 through which flow occurs, the communicating connection 108 and the pressure difference sensor device 102 are arranged at the same geodetic height. As a result, no column of foreign medium can form in the communicating connection from circuit section 112 through which flow occurs via communicating connection 108 to pressure difference sensor device 102, which falsifies the measurement of the pressure difference. Since such a column of foreign medium increases the second pressure 110 more than a column of liquid medium of the same height. It is therefore necessary to select which circuit section 112 or 114 through which the flow is flowing, the pressure difference sensor device 102 must be arranged at the same geodetic height. This choice depends on the density of the foreign medium.
- Fig. 2b shows an embodiment of a device according to the invention for measuring a pressure difference in a circuit filled with the liquid medium, wherein a Pressure difference sensor device is arranged directly in a flow-through circuit section.
- the device 100 in FIG. 2b differs from the device 100 in FIG. 2a in that the device in FIG 102 is arranged directly in the circuit section 114 through which flow occurs.
- the device 100 can be mounted, for example, on an inlet and an outlet nozzle of a structural component which is connected to the circuit (170 in FIG. 7) and through which the medium flows through the nozzles.
- a structural component which is connected to the circuit (170 in FIG. 7) and through which the medium flows through the nozzles.
- FIG. 3 shows an exemplary embodiment of a connection point, which is designed as an exemplary plug-in connection, just as it can be used in FIG.
- the connection point is shown here as a plug-in connection 130 and connects a flow-through circuit section 114 to the pressure difference sensor device 102 in a communicating manner.
- the plug-in connection 130 is designed with an O-ring 134 and a spring clip 132 .
- a receiving base 136 includes a rail (not shown) which is aligned orthogonally to the insertion direction of the receiving base 136 and in which the spring clip 132 can be inserted into the receiving base 136 .
- the insertion socket 138 with rib 135 and O-ring 134 can be inserted into the receiving socket 136 . With a little pressure, the O-ring 134 is pressed against the inner face of the mounting base 136 and then the spring clip 132 in the rail is pressed into the mounting base 136 .
- the spring clip 132 grips behind the rib 135 of the insertion socket 138 and fixes the insertion socket 138 and itself with sufficient pressure so that the O-ring seals against the inner end face of the receiving base 136 and the spring clip 132 does not come out of the rail of the receiving socket 136 again slips.
- FIG. 4 shows an exemplary embodiment of a device according to the invention for measuring a pressure difference in a circuit filled with a liquid medium with a connection point through which flow occurs, which at least partially eliminates the falsification of the pressure difference measurement from Fig. 1, just like the device from Fig. 2.
- Two flow-through circuit sections 112 and 114 can be seen, which carry a liquid medium at a first and a second pressure 106 and 110 .
- the direction of flow is shown as an example by the arrows.
- the circuit section 112 through which flow occurs is connected here via a hose 116 to communicate with the connection point 108 .
- the connection point 108 is designed as a socket and is connected in a communicating manner to the hose 116 by pushing on the hose 116 and clamping the hose 116 by means of a clamp 140, for example a spring band clamp.
- Connection point 108 is communicatively connected to pressure difference sensor device 102 and creates a continuous communicative connection from circuit section 112 through which flow occurs to pressure difference sensor device 102.
- the circuit section 114 through which flow occurs is designed in two parts and is connected in series with the connection point 104 in a communicating manner.
- the liquid medium flows from the first flow-through circuit section 114 (left) through the junction 104 and into the second flow-through circuit section 114 (right).
- the connection point 104 is thus flowed through and establishes a communicating connection with the pressure difference sensor device 102 .
- the pressure difference sensor device 102 and the circuit section 114 through which flow occurs are located at the same geodetic height.
- the connection point 104 is connected in a communicating manner to the circuit section 114 through which flow occurs by pushing on the circuit section 114 through which flow occurs and clamping by means of clamps 140 .
- the device 100 according to the invention can, for example, be installed directly in a circuit section through which flow occurs.
- the communicating connection at the connection points can also be produced with a screw connection or with a plug-in connection, as shown in FIG. 3, for example.
- FIG. 5a shows an exemplary embodiment of a device according to the invention for measuring a pressure difference in a circuit filled with a liquid medium, which at least partially eliminates the falsification of the pressure difference measurement from FIG the devices from FIGS. 2 and 4, wherein the density of a possible foreign medium is lower than the density of the liquid medium.
- the device in Fig. 5a is essentially the device in Fig. 2.
- the communicating connection between the circuit section 112 through which flow occurs and the connection point 108 is designed here as a hose 116, which is pushed with one end onto the connection points 108 and secured there with a clamp 140 is clamped.
- the connection point 104 can be implemented, for example, by a plug-in connection (cf. 130 FIG. 3). As already stated, this design is suitable for circuits in which foreign media with a lower density than the density of the liquid medium are to be expected.
- Fig. 5b shows an embodiment of a device according to the invention for measuring a pressure difference in a circuit filled with a liquid medium, which at least partially eliminates the falsification of the pressure difference measurement from Fig. 1, just like the devices from Figs possible foreign medium is greater than the density of the liquid medium.
- the device in Fig. 5b differs from the device in Fig. 5a in that the pressure difference sensor device 102 is arranged at the same geodetic level as the geodetically higher circuit section 112 through which flow occurs and in that the communicating connection between the circuit section 114 through which flow occurs and the connection point 104 is designed as a hose 116.
- the configuration as in FIG. 5b is advantageous if there can be foreign media in the liquid medium which can have a greater density than the density of the liquid medium.
- the force of gravity and the buoyancy force can act in such a way that the foreign medium sinks and accumulates in a communicating connection that steadily falls from the geodetically higher flow-through section 112 down to the pressure difference sensor device 102, the accumulation with a geodetic height difference , which can influence the pressure measurement analogously to FIG. 1, can be designed.
- the device as configured in FIG. 5a or 5b allows assembly on different structural components, with different distances and positions of the inlet and outlet ports of the circuit (170 in FIG. 7), as well as the tolerance of the spacing of the ports. This flexibility can also be accompanied by longer durability under acceleration, pressure, lateral forces and tension. A device as shown in FIG. 5 can thus be used more flexibly. Only the pressure difference sensor device 102 and the circuit section 114 through which flow occurs must be at the same geodetic height. One possibility of producing such a communicating connection between pressure difference sensor device 102 and circuit section 114 through which flow occurs is shown in FIG. 3 .
- FIG. 6 shows an exemplary embodiment of a device according to the invention for measuring a pressure difference in a circuit filled with a liquid medium, the device being designed for mounting on a surface by means of screws.
- FIG. 6a shows a front view of the device and
- FIG. 6b shows a side view.
- a falsification of the pressure difference measurement from Fig. 1 is at least partially remedied, just as in the devices from Figs. 2, 4 and 5.
- the device in Fig. 6a consists of a mounting plate 161 with 4 holes and 4 screws 160 to screw this mounting plate 161 onto the surface of a structural component.
- the flow-through circuit sections 112 and 114 flow inside the structural component 164 and the mounting plate 161 is connected through bores 166 in a communicating manner to the flow-through circuit sections 112 and 114 and is sealed by seals 168 .
- a communicating connection is established between the flow-through circuit sections 112 and 114 and the pressure difference sensor device 102 through the connection points 108 and 104 .
- These connection points are designed as channels in the mounting plate 161 .
- the pressure difference sensor device 102 is connected to the mounting plate 161 .
- the mounting plate can also be designed as a housing for the pressure difference sensor device 102 .
- Pressure difference sensor device 102 transmits the measured values measured to control unit 120.
- 6b shows the device 100 in a side view.
- the device 100 is screwed against a structural component located to the left of the device 100 as shown in Figure 6b.
- the flow through the flow circuit sections 112 and 114 through the mounting plate 161 is shown here again in more detail.
- the direction of flow is shown as an example by the arrows.
- the connection points 104 and 108 embodied as channels are embodied here within the mounting plate 161 .
- the channels can also run in the left-hand surface of the mounting plate if the mounting plate 161 is screwed and sealed against the structural component by means of a flat seal.
- the pressure difference sensor device 102 is let into the mounting plate 161 in this illustration.
- the mounting plate 161 can also be designed as a housing for the pressure difference sensor device 102 .
- Such a device as shown in FIGS. 6a and 6b can be screwed directly to the structural component of the circuit (170 in FIG. 7).
- the assembly of hoses is saved and the inflow and outflow connections can be formed on the device 100 .
- FIG. 7 shows an exemplary embodiment of a motor vehicle 200 with a circuit 170 which is configured with a device 100 according to the invention.
- the device (100) measures a differential pressure between two flow-through circuit sections (112, 114 in Fig. 1 to 6) and communicates these measured values to a control unit 120.
- the control unit 120 can then use the measured values to adjust the flow through the circuit 170, for example via a Pump.
- a circuit 170 can be, for example, a coolant circuit 170 for power electronics in a motor vehicle, which includes, for example, an electric drive train or parts of an electric drive train.
- the structural component can be, for example, a DC voltage converter and/or a charger.
- Pressure difference sensor device 108 communicating connections/connection points, 107 supply line, first pressure, second pressure, 114 circuit section through which flow occurs
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