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Liselott Ericson

Professor

Controlling motions with fluid power with focus in hydraulic pump and motor

I do research in hydraulic systems with a focus on hydraulic displacement machines. The projects focus on electrically driven hydraulics and how hydraulic systems and components are changed to create an integrated sustainable system.

Brief facts

Teaching

  • TMHP02 - Fluid Power Systems
  • TMHP06 - Fluid Power Systems- advanced course
  • TMPM06 – Project course - mechatronics
 

Commitments

 

  • Member of the board in Swedish Fluid Motion Association (SFMA), 2019-
  • Member of the board in Programnämnden för elektroteknik, fysik och matematik, EF
  • Organisation committee for Hydraulikdagarna, HD15, at Linköping University, May, 2019.
  • Organisation committee and editor for Scandinavian International Fluid Power Conference, SICFP, at Linköping University, May-June, 2021.

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Publications

2023

Samuel Kärnell, Liselott Ericson (2023) Control of an Asymmetric Cylinder With Two Individually Controlled Pump/Motors Proceedings of the ASME/BATH 2023Symposium on Fluid Power and Motion Control Continue to DOI
Samuel Kärnell, Liselott Ericson (2023) Classification and Review of Variable Displacement Fluid Power Pumps and Motors International Journal of Fluid Power, Vol. 24, p. 207-246 Continue to DOI
Thomas Heeger, Martin West, Kim Heybroek, Liselott Ericson (2023) Methodology for Dimensioning of Integrated Electro-Hydraulic Machines SICFP'23 Proceedings: The 18th Scandinavian International Conference on Fluid Power, p. 487-505
Artur Tozzi de Cantuaria Gama, Kim Heybroek, Liselott Ericson (2023) An Analysis of a Multi-Pump System for Actuator Operation in Electric Mobile Machinery ASME/BATH 2023 Symposium on Fluid Power and Motion Control - FPMC2023 Continue to DOI

2022

Henrique Raduenz, Liselott Ericson, Karl Uebel, Kim Heybroek, Petter Krus, Victor J. De Negri (2022) Energy Management Based on Neural Networks for a Hydraulic Hybrid Wheel Loader International Journal of Fluid Power, Vol. 23, p. 411-432 Continue to DOI

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