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Alternating current hydraulic systems can be divided into two large groups based on the electrical analogy: synchronous alternating current hydraulic drives and asynchronous alternating current hydraulic drives. The three main building units of alternating current systems are a hydromotor, a hydrogenerator and a phase space connecting the two main units. The relative angular position of the hydrogenerator and the hydromotor is changed by the loads occurring during operation. In this article I would like to present the load effects.
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