Different strategies for improving the energy efficiency of a power hydraulic system have been reviewed in this article. The energy-saving scheme is classified into three categories: System design, Improving components or product functions and Loss reduction. The sub-categories of energy-saving strategies are discussed briefly. Also, different energy-saving potentials of power hydraulic system are presented in tabular form for clear understanding on the chronological development toward energy-efficient fluid power system.
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