- Model NO.: LS-YJ-015
- Material: According to Customers′ Request
- Head Type: According to Customers′ Request
- Certification: ISO9001, ISO14001, RoHS, SGS
- Trademark: longsun
- Specification: riveting parts, weilding parts, stamping parts
- Standard: GB
- Surface Treatment: Smoothing and Polishing
- Application: Switch, Relays, Thermostat Circuit Breaker
- Inquiry: Pls Inquiry with Product Drawings or Specification
- Transport Package: Inside: Vacuum Plastic Bag/ Outside: Carton
- Origin: China
2. Materials and Specification:
A) Material: Cu, Ag, AgCdO, AgNi, AgSnO2, etc
B) Type: riveting parts, welding parts, stamping parts.
3. Application:
Electric moving contact plates are widely used in low voltage electrical appliances and households, such as Switch, Relay, Thermal Controller, Circuit Breaker, Contactor Controller, Timer, etc.
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4. Production Process
5. Packing and Delivery
Inside: Vaccum plastic bag
Outside: Carton  According to customers' request
Lead Time: Within 15 days
6. Our Customers
We mainly serve Schneider, ABB, LS, Siemens, Chint, West Germany, people appliances, Tyco, Jinlong Machinery & Electronics, Xiamen Hongfa and other well-known companies. Longsun products have exported to more than 50 countries and regions such as Europe, Asia, North America, South America and Australia.
7. Company Introduction
LONGSUN GROUP is a leading manufacturer of electrical contact materials and electrical contacts. It was established in 1986 and the registered capital is USD 50 million.
LONGSUN GROUP has 3 production facilities such as Longsun Group Co., Ltd., Shanghai Longsun Alloy Co., Ltd and Zhejiang Longsun Technology Co., Ltd. Longsun Group has a total land area of 160 MU and the building area 180 thousand square meters.Â
Website:Â http://www.longsun.cc/
Address:Â No.181 Weiliu Road ,YueqingEconomic Development district Zhejiang China
EHAs eliminate the need for separate hydraulic pumps and tubing, simplifying system architectures and improving safety and reliability. This technology originally was developed for the aerospace industry but has since expanded into many other industries where hydraulic power is commonly used.
The primary development that lead to the possibility of EHAs was the precision feedback controlled conventional motor, or high-power stepper motor[citation needed].[3] Stepper motors are designed to move a fixed angle with every application of energy, and do so repeatedly in an extremely precise fashion. Both types of motor drives have been in use for years, powering the controls on motion control rigs and numeric control machine tools for instance.
With an EHA, high-power versions of these motors are used to drive a reversible pump, which is tied to a hydraulic cylinder. The pump pressurizes a working fluid, typically hydraulic oil, directly raising the pressure in the cylinder, and causing it to move. The entire system, consisting of the pump, the cylinder and a reservoir of hydraulic fluid, is packaged into a single self-contained unit.
Instead of the energy needed to move the controls being supplied by an external hydraulic supply, it is supplied over normal electrical wiring, albeit larger wiring than what would be found in a fly-by-wire system. The speed of the motion is controlled through the use of pulse-code modulation. The result is a "power-by-wire" system, where both the control and energy are sent through a single set of wires.[4]
Redundancy can thus be provided by using two such units per surface, and two sets of electrical wires. This is far simpler than the corresponding systems using an external hydraulic supply. Additionally, the EHA has the advantage that it only draws power when it is being moved, the pressure is maintained internally when the motor stops. This can reduce power use on the aircraft by eliminating the constant draw of the hydraulic pumps. EHAs also reduce weight, allow better streamlining due to reduced internal routing of piping, and lower overall weight of the control system.[5]
EHAs, EHA, Electro-Hydrostatic actuators for any integrated hydraulic control system
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