An anti-stall system to prevent an engine, particularly a low-powered engine, from stalling when encountering a load that the machine is capable of overcoming but due to the nature of the engine, the load encounter would result in a stall. The system includes a hydraulic system in communication with a control system that has one or more sensors that detect, determine, and/or transmit an operational variable. The control system further comprises a plurality of anti-stall blocks having unique configurations, including a first configured to limit output flow upon determination of an engine droop, a second configured to limit output flow based on available engine torque, a third configured to limit output pressure upon rapid engine droop detection, and a fourth configured to prioritize and share output flow between the machine functions. The anti-stall blocks provide for complementary and cooperative configuration to prevent a stall from occurring based on responses to the detection and determination of various dynamic and continuous operational variables in real-time or near real-time with operational parameters.

A work vehicle includes an engine, a traveling pump driven by the engine, a hydraulic circuit connected to the traveling pump, a traveling motor connected to the traveling pump via the hydraulic circuit, a rotational speed sensor configured to output a signal indicative of engine speed a hydraulic pressure sensor configured to output a signal indicative of hydraulic pressure of the hydraulic circuit, a controller. The controller receives the signals from the rotational speed sensor and the hydraulic pressure sensor. The controller determines whether the engine is in an over-rotation state based on engine speed. The controller determines an upper limit value of a displacement of the traveling pump based on hydraulic pressure of the hydraulic circuit. The controller limits the displacement of the traveling pump to the upper limit value or less upon determining that the engine is in the over-rotation state.

A hydrostatic traction drive for a mobile working machine includes a first hydraulic machine coupled to a drive machine, a second hydraulic machine arranged with the first hydraulic machine in a hydraulic circuit and coupled to an output, and an electronic control device. A characteristic diagram of a setpoint driving behavior of the mobile working machine is stored in the electronic control device and is parameterized at least in accordance with at least one driving request.

A vehicle includes an engine, a drum, a drum drive system, and a control system coupled to the engine and the drum drive system. The drum drive system includes a pump and a motor. The pump is mechanically coupled to the engine and configured to pump a fluid through a hydraulic system. The pump has a variable pump displacement. The motor is fluidly coupled to the pump by the hydraulic system and positioned to drive the drum to agitate the drum contents. The motor has a variable motor displacement. The control system is configured to receive pressure data indicative of a pressure of the fluid within the hydraulic system, reduce the variable motor displacement in response to the pressure of the fluid being less than a threshold system pressure, and reduce a speed of the engine based on the reduction of the variable motor displacement.

A controller determines a compensation factor from an operating amount of an accelerator operating member and a hydraulic pressure of at least one of a first circuit and a second circuit. The controller determines a target vehicle speed from the operating amount of the accelerator operating member. The controller determines at least one of a target displacement of a travel pump and a target displacement of a travel motor from the target vehicle speed and the compensation factor.

A work vehicle includes an engine, a hydrostatic transmission, a storage device storing leakage flow rate data defining a relationship between a differential pressure of hydraulic fluid between the first drive circuit and the second drive circuit and a leakage flow rate of the hydraulic fluid in the hydraulic circuit in stalling, and a controller in communication with the storage device. The hydrostatic transmission includes a traveling pump, a hydraulic circuit with first and second drive circuits, and a traveling motor. The controller is configured to determine a target traction force of the work vehicle, determine a target differential pressure that is a target value of the differential pressure from the target traction force, determine the leakage flow rate from the target differential pressure with reference to the leakage flow rate data, and determine a target flow rate of the traveling pump from the leakage flow rate.

A work vehicle includes an engine, a traveling pump driven by the engine, a hydraulic circuit connected to the traveling pump, a traveling motor connected to the traveling pump via the hydraulic circuit, a rotational speed sensor configured to output a signal indicative of engine speed a hydraulic pressure sensor configured to output a signal indicative of hydraulic pressure of the hydraulic circuit, a controller. The controller receives the signals from the rotational speed sensor and the hydraulic pressure sensor. The controller determines whether the engine is in an over-rotation state based on engine speed. The controller determines an upper limit value of a displacement of the traveling pump based on hydraulic pressure of the hydraulic circuit. The controller limits the displacement of the traveling pump to the upper limit value or less upon determining that the engine is in the over-rotation state.

A loading vehicle is capable of improving work efficiency by adjusting engine rotational speed with high accuracy in accordance with an operation state of the working device. An HST traveling driven wheel loader has an electrically controlled HST pump. A controller is configured to control input torque of the HST pump 31 and solenoid proportional pressure reducing valve is configured to generate control pressure for controlling displacement volume of the pump based on a control signal from the controller. The controller is configured to calculate the displacement volume q of the HST pump based on discharge pressure Pf of a loading hydraulic pump so that maximum input torque Thst of the HST pump decreases as the discharge pressure Pf or input torque of the loading hydraulic pump increases, and output a control signal corresponding to the calculated displacement volume q to the solenoid proportional pressure reducing valve.

A hydrostatic assembly includes a pressure medium with a variable viscosity and a control device through which at least one process variable or state variable of the hydrostatic assembly is open-loop or closed-loop controlled as a function of the viscosity. The hydrostatic assembly further includes a temperature sensing device configured to sense a temperature of the pressure medium.

A work vehicle includes an engine, a hydrostatic transmission, and a controller. The hydrostatic transmission includes a traveling pump driven by the engine, a hydraulic circuit connected to the traveling pump, and a traveling motor connected to the traveling pump via the hydraulic circuit. The controller is configured to control the traveling motor and the traveling pump, determine a target flow rate of the traveling motor or the traveling pump, determine a correction amount of the target flow rate from a hydraulic pressure of the hydraulic circuit, and determine a target displacement of the traveling motor or the traveling pump from the target flow rate and the correction amount.