Patent Publication Number: US-11649816-B2

Title: Hydraulic actuator control device for dump truck

Description:
TECHNICAL FIELD 
     The present invention relates to a hydraulic actuator control device for a dump truck. 
     BACKGROUND ART 
     Dump trucks operated in mines and the like employ a configuration in which cooling fans for cooling a heat exchanger, such as a radiator and an oil cooler, are driven by a hydraulic motor and a rotation frequency of the hydraulic motor is controlled by adjusting a discharge pressure or a discharge flow rate of a hydraulic pump, which is a supply source of hydraulic oil (since the rotation frequency of the hydraulic motor is proportional to the discharge flow rate of the hydraulic pump, it is possible to arbitrarily control the rotation frequency of the hydraulic motor through adjustment of the capacity of the hydraulic pump using a regulator). On the other hand, such a dump truck includes a hydraulic pump that supplies hydraulic oil to a hoist cylinder in order to cause the hoist cylinder to raise and lower a loading platform for unloading. Dump trucks move between loading stations for loading loads and unloading stations for unloading the loads to carry the loads. In general, time required to raise and lower loading platforms using hoist cylinders is significantly shorter than time required to move between the loading stations and the unloading stations, and hydraulic pumps for supplying hydraulic oil to the hoist cylinders are not used in most of the time. Therefore, techniques for using the hydraulic pumps for supplying the hydraulic oil to the hoist cylinders as drive sources for cooling fans as well have been proposed (Patent Document 1, for example). 
     The discharge pressure and the discharge flow rate are typically controlled by a regulator adjusting a tilt angle of a hydraulic pump. It is possible to arbitrarily control the rotation frequency of the hydraulic motor by the regulator controlling the tilt angle to adjust the capacity of the hydraulic pump. 
     However, if breakdown of a control device, disconnection of a signal line connecting the control device to the regulator of the hydraulic pump, or the like (hereinafter, referred to as abnormality in a regulator control system of a hydraulic pump) occurs for some reason, it is not possible to supply an appropriate control pressure to a piston inside the regulator. Thus, it is not possible to appropriately control the capacity of the hydraulic pump and to appropriately control the rotation frequency of the hydraulic motor by causing the discharge pressure and the discharge flow rate of the hydraulic pump to change. 
     In a case in which such abnormality occurs, and the rotation frequency of a fan causes unnecessarily high-speed rotation, this leads to an increase in the amount of energy consumption, an increase in noise of the fan, an early-stage decrease in lifetimes of the fan and the hydraulic devices such as a hydraulic motor, and an increase in a risk of breakdown. Also, in a case in which the rotation frequency of the fan becomes unstable, a repeated stress on the fan and the hydraulic devices such as a hydraulic motor occurs, and this leads to an early-stage decrease in lifetimes and an increase in a risk of breakdown. 
     As a measure for such failures as described above, Patent Document 2 describes a fan control device adapted to control tilt of a hydraulic pump when abnormality occurs in a regulator control system using a pressure difference in a hydraulic circuit and thereby operate a fan at an intermediate rotation frequency between a maximum value and a minimum value. Specifically, a second pressure setting valve for adjusting a pressure to be supplied to a regulator using a balance between a pressure of hydraulic oil and a spring force is provided, and in a case in which abnormality occurs in the regulator control system for some reason, the regulator is caused to operate on the basis of a setting pressure of the second pressure setting valve to cause the fan to operate at the intermediate rotation frequency between the maximum and minimum rotation frequencies. 
     PRIOR ART DOCUMENT 
     Patent Document 
     
         
         Patent Document 1: U.S. Patent Publication No. 2010/0303643 
         Patent Document 2: Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2006-097575 
       
    
     SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION 
     Problems to be Solved by the Invention 
     However, according to the technique in Patent Document 2, the fan is operated at the intermediate rotation frequency between the maximum and minimum rotation frequencies when abnormality occurs in the regulator control system, while all the amount of energy consumption, noise of the fan, an early-stage decrease in lifetimes of the fan and the hydraulic devices such as a hydraulic motor, and a risk of breakdown are still in high levels in a case in which maximum values of the discharge pressure and the discharge flow rate of the hydraulic pump are large. 
     Also, abnormality related to the hydraulic actuator control device is not limited to the abnormality in the regulator control system of the hydraulic pump. In a case in which a device such as a hydraulic valve is provided between the hydraulic pump and the hydraulic motor, for example, there may be a case in which abnormality occurs in such a device or a control system for such a device, and in other cases, abnormality may occur in the hydraulic motor, the fan driven by the hydraulic motor, or the like. Since the rotation frequency of the fan cannot appropriately be controlled at the time of occurrence of such abnormality as well, this may lead to an increase in the amount of energy consumption, an increase in noise of the fan, an early-stage decrease in lifetimes of the fan and the hydraulic devices such as a hydraulic motor, and an increase in a risk of breakdown similarly to the above case. 
     The present invention was made in order to solve such problems, and an object thereof is to provide a hydraulic actuator control device for a dump truck capable of determining not only abnormality occurring in a regulator control system but also other abnormality in each part of the hydraulic actuator control device and preventing failures caused by the abnormality in advance. 
     Means for Solving the Problems 
     In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a hydraulic actuator control device for a dump truck including a variable capacity-type hydraulic pump that is driven and rotated by an engine and has a capacity adjusted by a regulator, a hydraulic motor, to which hydraulic oil is supplied from the hydraulic pump, which is driven on the basis of a first pressure target value to drive and rotate a cooling fan for cooling a heat exchanger, a hoist cylinder, to which the hydraulic oil is supplied from the hydraulic pump, which is driven on the basis of a second pressure target value to raise and lower a loading platform for carrying loads, a selection valve that selectively supplies the hydraulic oil from the hydraulic pump to the hydraulic motor or the hoist cylinder, and an arithmetic operation control unit that controls drive of the regulator of the hydraulic pump and the selection valve to achieve the first or second pressure target value, the hydraulic actuator control device for a dump truck including: a pump discharge pressure sensor that detects a pressure of the hydraulic oil discharged from the hydraulic pump as a pump discharge pressure; an actuator supply pressure sensor that detects a pressure of the hydraulic oil supplied to the hydraulic motor via the selection valve as an actuator supply pressure; and an abnormality determination unit that determines presence/absence of abnormality in the hydraulic motor or the hoist cylinder on the basis of the pump discharge pressure and the actuator supply pressure, wherein the arithmetic operation control unit drives the regulator and performs control to minimize the capacity of the hydraulic pump in a case in which the abnormality determination unit determines that abnormality has occurred in the hydraulic motor or the hoist cylinder. 
     Advantageous Effects of the Invention 
     According to the hydraulic actuator control device for a dump truck of the present invention, it is possible to determine not only abnormality occurring in a regulator control system but also other abnormality occurring in each part of the hydraulic actuator control device, thereby to promote an operator to appropriately address the abnormality by notifying the operator of the abnormality, and to prevent failures caused by the abnormality in advance. 
    
    
     
       BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS 
         FIG.  1    is a side view illustrating a state in which a loading platform of a dump truck to which a hydraulic actuator control device according to an embodiment is applied is at a carrying position. 
         FIG.  2    is a side view illustrating a state in which the loading platform of the same dump truck is at a discharging position. 
         FIG.  3    is a hydraulic circuit diagram illustrating the hydraulic actuator control device for a dump truck. 
         FIG.  4    is a graph illustrating a relationship between a pump control amount and a pump capacity input to a regulator of a hydraulic pump. 
         FIG.  5    is a graph illustrating a relationship between a motor supply flow rate and a motor rotation frequency of a hydraulic motor. 
         FIG.  6    is a graph illustrating a relationship between the motor supply flow rate and a motor supply pressure of the hydraulic motor. 
         FIG.  7    is a graph illustrating a pressure during rotation of a fan and a pressure during an operation of a hoist cylinder when the hydraulic pump of the dump truck operates. 
         FIG.  8    is a flowchart illustrating a flow of determining content of control of a selection valve and control of the hydraulic pump, performing abnormality determination, and performing control to minimize the capacity of the hydraulic pump in a case in which abnormality is determined to have occurred. 
         FIG.  9    is a flowchart illustrating a flow of pump control and a valve control in accordance with a target fan rotation frequency. 
         FIG.  10    is a flowchart illustrating a flow of pump control and valve control in accordance with the target amount of operations of the hoist cylinder. 
         FIG.  11    is a flowchart illustrating a flow of minimum pump capacity control. 
         FIG.  12    is an abnormality determination table used to determine abnormality in the hydraulic actuator control device. 
     
    
    
     MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION 
     Hereinafter, an embodiment in which the present invention is implemented as a hydraulic actuator control device for a heavy-duty dump truck used in mines or the like will be described. 
       FIG.  1    is a side view illustrating a state in which a loading platform of a dump truck to which the hydraulic actuator control device according to the embodiment is applied is at a carrying position,  FIG.  2    is a side view illustrating a state in which the loading platform of the same dump truck is at a discharging position, and  FIG.  3    is a hydraulic circuit diagram illustrating the hydraulic actuator control device for a dump truck. A dump truck  1  is used to carry crushed stones, earth and sand, and the like mined in mines or the like (hereinafter, referred to as mined articles), and in the following description, front-back, left-right, and up-down directions will be expressed with respect to an operator on the dump truck as a subject. 
     A loading platform  9  for carrying mined articles thereon is disposed above a vehicle body frame  2  of the dump truck  1 , and the loading platform  9  is coupled to the vehicle body frame  2  via a pair of left and right hinges  10  and a pair of left and right hoist cylinders  11 . The loading platform  9  is adapted to be raised and lowered between the carrying position illustrated in  FIG.  1    and the discharging position illustrated in  FIG.  2    around the hinges  10  in accordance with stretching of each hoist cylinder  11 . 
     A driving room  8  is provided at a front portion of the vehicle body frame  2 , an engine  12  that is a motor is mounted as a power source, a radiator  13  (illustrated in  FIG.  3   ) for cooling engine cooling water is disposed, and the radiator  13  circulates the cooling water between itself and the engine  12  via cooling water passages  13   a  and  13   b . Heat generated by the engine  12  is transported to the radiator  13  with the cooling water and is then discharged to air by wind generated by a fan  19  rotated by a hydraulic motor  18 . As will be described later, the engine  12  also functions as a drive source of a hydraulic pump  16 , and the hoist cylinders  11  or the hydraulic motor  18  is driven by the hydraulic oil discharged from the hydraulic pump  16 . 
     Also, mined articles are loaded on the loading platform  9  of the dump truck  1 , which has been switched to the carrying position, using a hydraulic excavator or the like at a mining point where the mined articles are mined. Once the loading is completed, the dump truck  1  travels to a mud discharging point, switches the loading platform  9  to the discharging position, discharges the mined articles, goes back to the mining point again where mined articles are loaded, and repeats the aforementioned operations. 
     In the present embodiment, the dump truck  1  is provided with a hydraulic actuator control device  15  in order to drive the hoist cylinders  11  and the hydraulic motor  18 . Hereinafter, a configuration of the hydraulic actuator control device  15  will be described on the basis of  FIG.  3   . 
     The hydraulic actuator control device  15  includes the engine  12 , the hydraulic pump  16 , the selection valve  17 , the hydraulic motor  18 , and the cooling fan  19  as described above, an engine rotation frequency sensor  20 , a hydraulic oil tank  21 , a pump pipe conduit  22 , a cooling fan pipe conduit  23 , an operation machine pipe conduit  24 , a check valve  25 , a relief valve  26 , a pump discharge pressure sensor  27 , a motor supply pressure sensor  28 , a hoist lever  30 , and a control device  31 . 
     The control device  31  includes an input unit  31   a , an output unit  31   b , a storage unit  31   c , an arithmetic operation control unit  31   d , and an abnormality determination unit  31   e.    
     The hydraulic pump  16  is connected to a rotation shaft  12   a  of the engine  12  that is a drive source and rotates at a rotation frequency that is equivalent to that of the engine  12 . The engine  12  rotates at a rotation frequency in accordance with operation states of the hoist cylinders  11  and the hydraulic pump  16 . The rotation shaft  12   a  of the engine  12  is provided with the engine rotation frequency sensor  20  to detect a rotation frequency of the rotation shaft  12   a  (hereinafter, referred to as an engine rotation frequency N 1  (min −1 )). 
     An inlet port of the hydraulic pump  16  is connected to the hydraulic oil tank  21 , and an outlet port of the hydraulic pump  16  is connected to a flow-in port of the selection valve  17  via the pump pipe conduit  22 . A flow-out port of the selection valve  17  is connected to the hoist cylinders  11  via the operation machine pipe conduit  24  and is also connected to a flow-in port of the hydraulic motor  18  via the cooling fan pipe conduit  23 . 
     The selection valve  17  includes a valve drive body  17   a  that arbitrarily controls an opening area of the two flow-out ports. In the following description, the switching state of the selection valve  17  will be expressed on the basis of an opening area A 1  (mm 2 ) of the flow-out port on the side of the hydraulic motor  18 . Therefore, the flow-out port on the side of the hydraulic motor  18  is fully opened while the flow-out port on the side of the hoist cylinders  11  is fully closed when the opening area A 1  is the maximum A 1 max, and opened/closed states that are opposite to those described above are achieved when the opening area A 1  is zero. 
     Therefore, the hydraulic pump  16  suctions the hydraulic oil inside the hydraulic oil tank  21  and discharges the hydraulic oil to the selection valve  17  through the drive of the engine  12 , and the hydraulic oil is selectively supplied to the side of the hydraulic motor  18  or the side of the hoist cylinders  11  in accordance with the switching state of the selection valve  17 . 
     The relief valve  26  that defines the maximum pressure in the hydraulic circuit of the hydraulic actuator control device  15  is provided in the pump pipe conduit  22 , a flow-in port of the relief valve  26  is connected to the pump pipe conduit  22 , and a flow-out port of the relief valve  26  is connected to the hydraulic oil tank  21 . The pump discharge pressure sensor  27  is connected to the pump pipe conduit  22  to detect a discharge pressure from the outlet port of the hydraulic pump  16  (hereinafter, referred to as a pump discharge pressure Pp (MPa)). The motor supply pressure sensor  28  is connected to the cooling fan pipe conduit  23  to detect a discharge pressure from the outlet port of the selection valve  17 , in other words, a supply pressure to the hydraulic motor  18  (hereinafter, referred to as a motor supply pressure Pm (MPa), which corresponds to the actuator supply pressure of the present invention). 
     The cooling fan  19  is connected to a rotation shaft  18   a  of the hydraulic motor  18 , and a radiator  13  is disposed to face the cooling fan  19 . The cooling fan  19  is driven and rotated by the hydraulic motor  18 , and the engine cooling water distributed inside the radiator  13  is cooled with cooling wind generated by the cooling fan  19 . The check valve  25  that allows a flow of the hydraulic oil directed to the hydraulic motor  18  and inhibits a flow in the opposite direction is provided between the hydraulic motor  18  and the hydraulic oil tank  21 . The cooling water passage  13   b  of the radiator  13  is provided with a cooling water temperature sensor  29  for detecting a temperature Tw of the engine cooling water. 
     The engine rotation frequency sensor  20 , the pump discharge pressure sensor  27 , the motor supply pressure sensor  28 , and the cooling water temperature sensor  29  are connected to the input unit  31   a  of the control device  31 , and the hoist lever  30  is also connected thereto via a signal line  30   a . Also, a regulator  16   a  of the hydraulic pump  16  is connected to the output unit  31   b  of the control device  31  via a signal line  16   b , and the valve drive body  17   a  of the selection valve  17  is also connected thereto via a signal line  17   b.    
     The hydraulic pump  16  is a variable capacity-type pump, and if a tilt angle of an oblique plate changes, a displacement volume (hereinafter, referred to as a pump capacity qp (cc/rev) changes. The oblique plate of the hydraulic pump  16  is driven by the regulator  16   a . A discharge flow rate of the hydraulic pump  16  (hereinafter, referred to as a pump discharge flow rate Qp (L/min) is obtained by multiplying the pump capacity qp by the engine rotation frequency N 1 . 
     The regulator  16   a  is an electromagnetic drive-type actuator, for example, and causes the oblique plate to change in accordance with the control amount output from the output unit  31   b  of the control device  31  (hereinafter, referred to as a pump control amount Cp(A)). The pump control amount Cp is applied to the regulator  16   a  in the form of a command current for driving the regulator  16   a , for example, by the output unit  31   b.    
     The selection valve  17  causes the hydraulic oil supplied to the flow-in port to pass to the flow-out port. The valve drive body  17   a  selectively switches the supply destination of the hydraulic oil in accordance with the command current (hereinafter, referred to as a valve control amount Cv(A)) output from the output unit  31   b  of the control device  31 . 
       FIG.  4    is a graph illustrating a relationship between the pump control amount Cp and the pump capacity qp of the hydraulic pump  16  illustrated in  FIG.  3   , which are input to the regulator  16   a.    
     Here, in a case in which the pump control amount Cp is equal to or less than a first pump control amount Cp 1 , the pump capacity qp of the hydraulic pump  16  is a minimum pump capacity qpmin of the hydraulic pump  16 . Also, in a case in which the pump control amount Cp is any value between the first pump control amount Cp 1  and a third pump control amount Cp 3  (hereinafter, referred to as a second pump control amount Cp 2 ), the pump capacity qp is a pump capacity qpi in accordance with the second pump control amount Cp 2 . Moreover, in a case in which the pump control amount Cp is equal to or greater than the third pump control amount Cp 3 , the pump capacity qp of the hydraulic pump  16  is a maximum pump capacity qpmax of the hydraulic pump  16 . 
     As is obvious from the above description, the hydraulic pump  16  applied to the hydraulic actuator control device  15  according to the present embodiment is configured to be of a positive control type with a property of reducing the pump capacity qp with a decrease in pump control amount Cp. 
     Note that although the selection valve  17  in the present embodiment is a normal open-type two-position selection valve that increases the opening area A 1  with a decrease in valve control amount Cv, a normal close-type two-position selection valve with an opposite property may be used instead. 
       FIG.  5    is a graph illustrating a relationship between the motor supply flow rate Qm and the motor rotation frequency Nm of the hydraulic motor  18  illustrated in  FIG.  3   . 
     Here, in a case in which the motor supply flow rate Qm is a first motor supply flow rate Qm 1 , the motor rotation frequency Nm is a first motor rotation frequency Nm 1  that is proportional to the first motor supply flow rate Qm 1 . Also, in a case in which the motor supply flow rate Qm is a second motor supply flow rate Qm 2 , the motor rotation frequency Nm is a second motor rotation frequency Nm 2  that is proportional to the second motor supply flow rate Qm 2 . Moreover, in a case in which the motor supply flow rate Qm is a third motor supply flow rate Qm 3 , the motor rotation frequency Nm is a third motor rotation frequency Nm 3  that is proportional to the third motor supply flow rate Qm 3 . In this manner, the motor rotation frequency Nm is proportional to the motor supply flow rate Qm. 
       FIG.  6    is a graph illustrating a relationship between the motor supply flow rate Qm and the motor supply pressure Pm of the hydraulic motor  18  illustrated in  FIG.  3   . 
     Here, in a case in which the motor supply pressure Qm is the first motor supply flow rate Qm 1 , the motor supply pressure Pm is a first motor supply pressure Pm 1  that is proportional to a square of the first motor supply flow rate Qm 1 . Also, in a case in which the motor supply pressure Qm is the second motor supply flow rate Qm 2 , the motor supply pressure Pm is a second motor supply pressure Pm 2  that is proportional to a square of the second motor supply flow rate Qm 2 . Moreover, in a case in which the motor supply pressure Qm is the third motor supply flow rate Qm 3 , the motor supply pressure Pm is a third motor supply pressure Pm 3  that is proportional to a square of the third motor supply flow rate Qm 1 . In this manner, the motor supply pressure is proportional to the square of the motor supply flow rate Qm. 
       FIG.  7    is a graph illustrating a pressure when the fan  19  is caused to operate and a discharge pressure of the hydraulic pump  16  when the hoist cylinders  11  are caused to operate. In  FIG.  7   , the fan  19  is in an operating state from a time point t 0  to t 1 , and the pressure of the hydraulic oil discharged from the hydraulic pump  16  at this time is a pressure in accordance with the rotation speeds of the fan  19  and the hydraulic motor  18 . The hoist cylinders  11  are in an operating state from the time point t 1  to t 2 , and the pressure of the hydraulic oil discharged from the hydraulic pump  16  at this time becomes a pressure necessary for the hoist cylinders  11  to lift the loading platform  9 . Note that the pressure necessary for the hoist cylinders  11  changes depending on the mass of the mined articles loaded on the loading platform  9 . Also, if the masses of the loading platform  9  and the mined articles loaded thereon do not change, the operation speed changes while the pressure necessary for the operations does not change in a case in which the amount of hydraulic oil supplied from the hydraulic pump  16  to the hoist cylinders  11  is caused to increase or decrease. This is known as a Pascal&#39;s principle, in general. In other words, it is possible to recognize that the hoist cylinders  11  can be operated while the operation speed becomes low if the flow rate of the hydraulic oil discharged from the hydraulic pump  16  is reduced. 
     As described above, it is possible to control the motor rotation frequency Nm of the hydraulic motor  18  and thus the rotation frequency Nfr (min −1 ) of the cooling fan  19  by controlling the selection valve  17  to supply the hydraulic oil discharged from the hydraulic pump  16  to the hydraulic motor  18  and controlling the pump capacity qp of the hydraulic pump  16  in accordance with the rotation frequency N 1  of the engine  12  to control the pump discharge pressure Pp and the pump discharge flow rate Qp. Also, it is possible to control operations of the hoist cylinders  11  by controlling the selection valve  17  to supply the hydraulic oil discharged from the hydraulic pump  16  to the hoist cylinders  11  and controlling the pump capacity qp of the hydraulic pump  16  in accordance with the engine rotation frequency N 1  to control the discharge pressure Pp and the pump discharge flow rate Qp. However, if abnormality in the regulator control system of the hydraulic pump  16 , such as breakdown of the control device  31  or disconnection of the signal line connecting the control device  31  to the regulator  16   a  of the hydraulic pump  16 , for example, occurs for some reason when the hydraulic pump  16  operates the hoist cylinders  11 , it is not possible to supply an appropriate control pressure to the piston inside the regulator  16   a . Therefore, it is not possible to appropriately control the hydraulic pump capacity qp, the amount of hydraulic oil supplied to the hoist cylinders  11  inevitably changes, and it is not possible to operate the hoist cylinders  11  at a desired speed. 
     In a case in which such abnormality occurs and the speed of the operation of the hoist cylinders  11  becomes unnecessarily high, this may lead an increase in a risk of breakdown due to a sudden change in load and an increase in noise and an increase in a risk of an accident due to sudden dropping of the loads. In a case in which the speed of the operation of the hoist cylinders  11  becomes low, this may also lead to a delay of the entire work due to an increase in operation times of the hoists. 
     Since the technique in Patent Document 2 does not employ a structure with which the hydraulic circuits on the operation machine and the steering side can be blocked, influences of breakdown on the hydraulic circuit that drives the fan motor appear, and it is not possible to cause the fan to operate normally in a case in which the breakdown occurs in the hydraulic circuit on the operation machine or the steering side. Also, since a structure in which the operator is notified of occurrence of abnormality is not employed, it is not possible for the operator to appropriately make determination (whether to continue traveling of the dump truck and travel to a place where maintenance can be performed, or whether to immediately stop the car, for example) in regard to the occurrence of the abnormality and to address the abnormality. Means for solving these problems is to include a display device  32  that delivers abnormality information in accordance with a determination result of the abnormality determination unit  31   e  to the operator, and operations thereof will be described later. 
     Next, abnormality determination processing executed by the arithmetic operation control unit  31   d  of the control device  31  and control performed in a case in which the arithmetic operation control unit  31   d  determines abnormality will be described. 
       FIG.  8    is a flowchart illustrating a flow in which the arithmetic operation control unit  31   d  determines content of the control of the selection valve  17  and control of the hydraulic pump  16 , the abnormality determination unit  31   e  performs abnormality determination, and when abnormality is determined, control is performed to minimize the capacity qp of the hydraulic pump  16 , in the embodiment illustrated in  FIG.  3   . Note that in a case in which the dump truck  1  with the hydraulic actuator control device  15  mounted therein is started from a stopping state, an initial value of a target pump capacity flag is OFF, an initial value of a minimum pump capacity flag is ON, an initial value of an operation machine pump capacity control flag is OFF, and the capacity qp of the hydraulic pump  16  is set to the minimum pump capacity qpmin by the regulator  16   a  in the flowchart. 
     First, in Step  101 , the arithmetic operation control unit  31   d  acquires various kinds of detection information and the control amount and executes storage processing. Specifically, the arithmetic operation control unit  31   d  inputs, from the input unit  31   a , the engine rotation frequency N 1  detected by the engine rotation frequency sensor  20 , the pump discharge pressure Pp detected by the pump discharge pressure sensor  27 , the motor supply pressure Pm detected by the motor supply pressure sensor  28 , the cooling water temperature Tw detected by the cooling water temperature sensor  29 , and an output of the hoist lever  30  and stores them in the storage unit  31   c.    
     Also in Step S 101 , the arithmetic operation control unit  31   d  acquires a pump control amount Cp to be applied to pump control, a valve control amount Cv to be applied to valve control, and a target fan rotation frequency Nfr and stores them in the storage unit  31   c . Note that the target fan rotation frequency Nfr is calculated on the basis of a control map that defines a relationship between the cooling water temperature Tw and the target fan rotation frequency Nfr, which is not illustrated, and content of the processing of calculating the pump control amount Cp and the valve control amount Cv will be described later. 
     Thereafter, the processing proceeds to Step  102 , the abnormality determination unit  31   e  determines whether or not the hoist cylinders  11  are operating, and if the hoist cylinders  11  are determined not to be operating and the determination result is No (negative), the processing proceeds to Step  103 . In Step  103 , the arithmetic operation control unit  31   d  controls the capacity qp of the hydraulic pump  16  and the opening area A 1  of the selection valve  17  in accordance with the target fan rotation frequency Nfr. Content of the control will be described later on the basis of  FIG.  9   . 
     In following Step  104 , the abnormality determination unit  31   e  determines whether or not measurement values of the pump discharge pressure Pp and the motor supply pressure Pm are normal values on the basis of an abnormality determination table in  FIG.  12   , which will be described later, and determines presence/absence of abnormality and content of the abnormality in the hydraulic actuator control device  15  from the determination result. Content of the processing will be described later. Thereafter, in Step  105 , the abnormality determination unit  31   e  determines whether or not the hydraulic actuator control device  15  is normal on the basis of the determination result in Step  104 . 
     In other words, when it is determined that abnormality has not occurred in Step  104 , the abnormality determination unit  31   e  regards the hydraulic actuator control device  15  as being normal, provides a determination result of Yes (positive) in Step  105 , and ends the routine. Also, when it is determined that abnormality has occurred in Step  104 , the abnormality determination unit  31   e  regards abnormality as having occurred in the hydraulic actuator control device  15 , provides a determination result of No in Step  105 , and proceeds to Step  110 . In Step  110 , a control command to display a notification of fan abnormality is sent from the output unit  31   b  of the control device  31  to the display device  32 , and the processing proceeds to Step  106 . Here, the arithmetic operation control unit  31   d  executes control to minimize the pump capacity qp (hereinafter, referred to as minimum pump capacity control) and then ends the routine. Content of the minimum pump capacity control will be described later on the basis of  FIG.  11   . 
     On the other hand, when the abnormality determination unit  31   e  determines that the hoist cylinders  11  are operating and provides a determination result of Yes in Step  102 , the processing proceeds to Step  107 . In Step  107 , the arithmetic operation control unit  31   d  controls the pump capacity qp and the opening area A 1  of the selection valve  17  corresponding to the target hoist cylinder operation amount obtained from an input to the hoist lever  30 . Content of the control will be described later on the basis of  FIG.  10   . 
     In following Step  108 , the abnormality determination unit  31   e  determines whether or not the measurement values of the pump discharge pressure Pp and the motor supply pressure Pm are normal values on the basis of the abnormality determination table in  FIG.  12    and determines presence/absence and content of the abnormality in the hydraulic actuator control device  15  from the determination result, similarly to Step  104  described above. Thereafter, in Step  109 , whether or not the hydraulic actuator control device  15  is normal is determined on the basis of the determination result in Step  104 , and the routine is ended when the determination result is Yes, or the processing proceeds to Step  111  when the determination result is No. In Step  111 , a control command to display a notification of abnormality in the hoist is sent from the output unit  31   b  of the control device  31  to the display device  32 , the processing proceeds to Step  106 , and the arithmetic operation control unit  31   d  executes the minimum pump capacity control. 
     Next, details of the pump control and the valve control in accordance with the target fan rotation frequency Nfr, which are executed in Step  103  in  FIG.  8    described above, will be described. 
       FIG.  9    is a flowchart illustrating flows of the pump control and the valve control in accordance with the target fan rotation frequency Nfr. 
     First, the arithmetic operation control unit  31   d  turns off the minimum pump capacity flag in Step  201 , calculates the pump control amount Cp to obtain the capacity qp of the hydraulic pump  16  in accordance with the target fan rotation frequency Nfr on the basis of the target fan rotation frequency Nfr and the engine rotation frequency N 1  in following Step  202 , and then proceeds to Step  203 . The abnormality determination unit  31   e  determines whether or not the operation machine pump capacity flag has been turned on in Step  203 , and when the abnormality determination unit  31   e  determines that the flag has been turned off and provides a determination result of No, the processing proceeds to Step  207 . 
     Also, when the abnormality determination unit  31   e  determines that the operation machine pump capacity flag has been turned on and provides a determination result of Yes in Step  203 , the abnormality determination unit  31   e  proceeds to Step  204  and determines whether or not the pump control amount Cp that is currently output to the regulator  16   a  is equal to or less than the first pump control amount Cp 1  corresponding to the minimum pump capacity qpmin. When the determination result is Yes, the processing proceeds to Step  206 , and the operation machine pump capacity flag is turned off. Also, when the determination result is No in Step  204 , the processing proceeds to Step  205 , and the arithmetic operation control unit  31   d  lowers the pump control amount Cp to the first pump control amount Cp 1 , outputs the pump control amount Cp to the regulator  16   a , and then proceeds to Step  206 . 
     In following Step  207 , the abnormality determination unit  31   e  determines whether or not the target pump capacity flag has been turned off, and when the determination result is No, the abnormality determination unit  31   e  ends the routine. Also, when the determination result is Yes in Step  207 , the processing proceeds to Step  208 , and whether or not the valve control amount Cv that is currently output to the selection valve  17  is equal to or less than the first valve control amount Cv 1  corresponding to the maximum opening area A 1 max is determined. When the determination result is Yes in Step  208 , the processing proceeds to Step  210 . Also, when the determination result is No in Step  208 , the processing proceeds to Step  209 , the valve control amount Cv is reduced to the first valve control amount Cv 1  at a predetermined change rate and is then output to the selection valve  17 , and the processing then proceeds to Step  210 . 
     In Step  210 , the abnormality determination unit  31   e  determines whether or not the pump control amount Cp that is currently output to the regulator  16   a  is a value to obtain the capacity qp of the hydraulic pump  16  in accordance with the target fan rotation frequency Nfr. When the determination result is Yes in Step  210 , the processing proceeds to Step  212 , the target pump capacity flag is turned on, and the routine is then ended. Also, when the determination result is No in Step  210 , the processing proceeds to Step  211 , the pump control amount Cp reduced to the first pump control amount Cp 1  through the processing in Step  205  described above is caused to increase to the value to obtain the capacity qp of the hydraulic pump  16  in accordance with the target fan rotation frequency Nfr at a predetermined change rate and is then output to the regulator  16   a , and the processing then proceeds to Step  212 . 
     Then, details of the pump control and the valve control in accordance with the target hoist cylinder operation amount executed in Step  107  in  FIG.  8    described above will be described. 
       FIG.  10    is a flowchart illustrating flows of the pump control and the valve control in accordance with the target hoist cylinder operation amount. 
     First, in Step  301 , the target pump capacity flag and the minimum pump capacity flag are turned off, and the operation machine pump capacity flag is turned on. In following Step  302 , the pump control amount Cp to obtain the capacity qp of the hydraulic pump  16  in accordance with the target hoist cylinder operation amount is calculated on the basis of the output of the hoist lever  30  and the engine rotation frequency N 1 , and the processing then proceeds to Step  303 . 
     In Step  303 , the abnormality determination unit  31   e  determines whether or not the valve control amount Cv that is currently output to the selection valve  17  is equal to or greater than the third valve control amount Cv 3  to maximize the opening area on the side of the hoist cylinders  11  (the opening area A 1  on the fan side=zero). When the determination result is Yes in Step  303 , the processing proceeds to Step  305 , the pump control amount Cp calculated in Step  302  described above is output, and the routine is then ended. Also, when the determination result is No in Step  303 , the processing proceeds to Step  304 , the valve control amount Cv is caused to increase to the third valve control amount Cv 3  at a predetermined change rate and is then output to the selection valve  17 , and the processing then proceeds to Step  305 . 
     Next, details of the minimum pump capacity control executed in Step  106  in  FIG.  8    described above will be described. 
       FIG.  11    is a flowchart illustrating a flow of the minimum pump capacity control. 
     First, in Step  401 , the target pump capacity flag and the operation machine pump capacity flag are turned off. In following Step  402 , the first pump control amount Cp 1  set in advance as the pump control amount Cp at the time of the minimum pump capacity control is read from the storage unit  31   c , and the processing proceeds to Step  403 . 
     In Step  403 , whether or not the pump control amount Cp that is currently output to the regulator  16   a  is equal to or less than the first pump control amount Cp 1  is determined, and when the determination result is Yes, the processing proceeds to Step  405 , the minimum pump capacity flag is turned on, and the routine is then ended. 
     Also, when the determination result is No in Step  403 , the processing proceeds to Step  404 , the pump control amount Cp is reduced to the first pump control amount Cp 1  at a predetermined change rate and is then output to the regulator  16   a , and the processing then proceeds to Step  405 . 
     Next, operating statuses of the hydraulic actuator control device  15  executed by the aforementioned flowcharts in  FIGS.  8  to  11    will be described. 
     The overall control is executed in accordance with the routine in  FIG.  8   , and in a case in which the hoist cylinders  11  are not operating in Step  102 , the routine shifts to the routine in  FIG.  9    from Step  103 . Then, the pump capacity qp is controlled in accordance with the target fan rotation frequency Nfr through the processing in Steps  210  and  211 , and the opening area A 1  of the selection valve  17  is controlled in accordance with the target fan rotation frequency Nfr through the processing in Steps  208  and  209 . Therefore, the prescribed hydraulic oil is discharged from the hydraulic pump  16  and is guided to the side of the cooling fan pipe conduit  23  in accordance with switching of the selection valve  17 , and the cooling fan  19  is driven and rotated by the hydraulic motor  18  that has received the supply of the hydraulic oil. In this manner, the cooling fan  19  is driven and rotated at the target fan rotation frequency Nfr, generates cooling wind, and cools the engine cooling water to be distributed inside the radiator  13 . 
     Also, in a case in which the hoist cylinders  11  are operating in Step  102  in  FIG.  8   , the routine shifts to the routine in  FIG.  10    from Step  107 . Then, the pump capacity qp is controlled in accordance with the target hoist cylinder operation amount through the processing in Steps  302  and  305 , and the opening area A 1  of the selection valve  17  is controlled in accordance with the target hoist cylinder operation amount through the processing in Steps  303  and  304 . Therefore, the prescribed hydraulic oil is discharged from the hydraulic pump  16  and is guided to the side of the operation machine pipe conduit  24  in accordance with the switching of the selection valve  17 , and the hoist cylinders  11  are driven by the hoist cylinders  11  receiving the supply of the hydraulic oil to raise and lower the loading platform  9 . 
     Note that when the processing is shifted from Step  107  to Step  103  in  FIG.  8    in accordance with an end of the operation of the hoist cylinders  11 , the pump capacity qp is reduced to the minimum pump capacity qp 1  through the processing in Steps  204  and  205  in  FIG.  9   , first. Thereafter, the selection valve  17  is shifted from the side of the hoist cylinders  11  to the side of the fan  19  in accordance with an increase in the opening area A 1  through the processing in Steps  208  and  209 , and in parallel with this, the pump capacity qp is adjusted to a value corresponding to the target fan rotation frequency Nfr through the processing in Steps  210  and  211 . 
     Also, when the processing is shifted from Step  103  to Step  107  in  FIG.  8    in accordance with a start of the operation of the hoist cylinders  11 , the selection valve  17  is gradually switched from the side of the fan  19  to the side of the hoist cylinders  11  in accordance with a decrease in the opening area A 1  through the processing in Steps  303  and  304  in  FIG.  10   . The aforementioned processing is a measure for preventing a sudden change in operating state of the hydraulic actuator control device  15 . 
     On the other hand, in a case in which the abnormality determination unit  31   e  determines that abnormality has occurred in the hydraulic actuator control device  15  in Step  104  or Step  106  in  FIG.  8   , the routine shifts to the routine in  FIG.  11    from Step  106 . Then, the pump capacity qp is gradually reduced to the minimum pump capacity qpmin, and the pump discharge pressure Pp and the pump discharge flow rate Qp of the hydraulic pump  16  are thus reduced, through the processing in Steps  402  to  404 . 
     Next, state determination of the hydraulic actuator control device  15  executed in Steps  104  and  108  in  FIG.  8    will be described. 
       FIG.  12    is an abnormality determination table used for abnormality determination of the hydraulic actuator control device  15 . 
     The abnormality determination table illustrated in  FIG.  12    is used by the abnormality determination unit  31   e  to determine the state of the hydraulic actuator control device  15  and is stored in the storage unit  31   c  of the control device  31  in advance. The abnormality determination table summarizes relationships of an output of the pump discharge pressure sensor  27 , an output of the motor supply pressure sensor  28 , a state assumed on the basis of each output, alert display for the operator, and an execution status of pump control in each of situations when the cooling fan  19  is operating (#01 to 06) and when the hoist cylinders  11  are operating (#07 to 09). 
     The output of the pump discharge pressure sensor  27  and the output of the motor supply pressure sensor  28  are compared with a pump discharge pressure determination value and a motor supply pressure determination value set in advance, respectively, and the state of the hydraulic actuator control device  15  is assumed on the basis of the comparison result. The pump discharge pressure determination value and the motor supply pressure determination value are threshold values set as a pump discharge pressure Pp and the motor supply pressure Pm that are to be generated when the hydraulic actuator control device  15  operates normally (when the target fan rotation frequency Nfr and the target hoist cylinder operation amount have been achieved), respectively. According to the abnormality determination table, whether the measurement values are within predetermined ranges (normal) around the pressure determination values or whether the measurement values are separated from the predetermined ranges on the increase side or the decrease side (abnormal), on the basis of the result of the comparison between the pressure determination values and the measurement values of the pump discharge pressure Pp and the motor supply pressure Pm. It is a matter of course that the pressure determination values are also stored in the storage unit  31   c  of the control device  31  along with the abnormality determination table. 
     Note that a plurality of pump discharge pressure determination values and motor supply pressure determination values are each set to correspond to operating statuses of the hydraulic actuator control device  15 . In other words, the pump discharge pressure Pp and the motor supply pressure Pm vary in accordance with an increase or a decrease in the target fan rotation frequency Nfr when the cooling fan  19  is operating, and the pump discharge pressure Pp varies in accordance with an increase or decrease of the target hoist cylinder operation amount, and the motor supply pressure Pm is reduced to a value that is equal to or less than a zero determination value, which will be described later, when the hoist cylinders  11  are operating. Thus, the plurality of pressure determination values are set in advance to correspond to the target fan rotation frequency Nfr and the target hoist cylinder operation amount, and the pressure determination values corresponding to the current operating status of the hydraulic actuator control device  15  are selected from these and are applied to the determination processing. 
     #01 to 06 assumes the time when the cooling fan  19  is operating, and at this time, the capacity qp of the hydraulic pump  16  and the opening area A 1  of the selection valve  17  are controlled in accordance with the target fan rotation frequency Nfr, and the cooling fan  19  is driven and rotated by the hydraulic motor  18  to which the hydraulic oil has been supplied from the hydraulic pump  16 . Also, in a case in which the hydraulic actuator control device  15  is operating normally, the pressures within the predetermined ranges around the aforementioned pressure determination values described above are detected by the sensors  27  and  28  at installation locations of the pump discharge pressure sensor  27  and the motor supply pressure sensor  28 . 
     In #01, as illustrated in the abnormality determination table, the measurement value of the pump discharge pressure Pp is within the predetermined range around the pump discharge pressure determination value, and the measurement value of the motor supply pressure Pm is within the predetermined range around the motor supply pressure determination value. Therefore, the prescribed hydraulic oil is discharged from the hydraulic pump  16  and is then guided to the side of the cooling fan pipe conduit  23  in accordance with the switching of the selection valve  17 , and the hydraulic motor  18  receives the supply of the hydraulic oil and thereby drives and rotates the cooling fan  19  at the target fan rotation frequency Nfr, and it is possible to regard the hydraulic actuator control device  15  as being operating normally. Therefore, the determination result of Yes is obtained in Step  105  in  FIG.  8    in the case of #01, and the notification of the abnormality of the fan in Step  110  is not executed. Also, the control to address abnormality in following Step  106  is also not executed, and ordinary control is continued. 
     In #02, the measurement value of the pump discharge pressure Pp is within the predetermined range around the pump discharge pressure determination value while the measurement value of the motor supply pressure Pm is separated from the motor supply pressure determination value on the increase side or the decrease side. As a factor thereof, it is possible to predict a detection error or the like due to breakdown of the motor supply pressure sensor  28 , for example. 
     In #03, the measurement value of the pump discharge pressure Pp is separated from the pump discharge pressure determination value on the increase side or the decrease side while the measurement value of the motor supply pressure Pm is within the predetermined range around the motor supply pressure determination value. As a factor thereof, it is possible to predict a detection error or the like due to breakdown of the pump discharge pressure sensor  27 , for example. 
     In #04, both the measurement values of the pump discharge pressure Pp and the motor supply pressure Pm are separated from the corresponding pressure determination values on the decrease side. As a factor thereof, it is possible to predict, for example, a situation in which a power is not supplied normally to each device in the hydraulic actuator control device  15  (hereinafter, simply referred to as a power defect), breakdown of the control device  31 , breakdown of the hydraulic pump  16  or the selection valve  17 , disconnection of the signal line  16   b  connecting the output unit  31   b  of the control device  31  to the regulator  16   a  of the hydraulic pump  16 , disconnection of the signal line  17   b  connecting the output unit  31   b  of the control device  31  to the valve drive body  17   a  of the selection valve  17 , or oil leakage from a hose or a piping at each location in the hydraulic actuator control device  15 . 
     In #05, both the measurement values of the pump discharge pressure Pp and the motor supply pressure Pm are separated from the corresponding pressure determination values on the increase side. As a factor thereof, it is possible to predict, for example, a power defect, breakdown of the control device  31 , breakdown of the hydraulic pump  16  or the selection valve  17 , disconnection of the signal line  16   b  connecting the output unit  31   b  of the control device  31  to the regulator  16   a  of the hydraulic pump  16 , disconnection of the signal line  17   b  connecting the output unit  31   b  of the control device  31  to the valve drive body  17   a  of the selection valve  17 , clogging of the hose or the piping at each location in the hydraulic actuator control device  15 , or a rotation obstacle when a resistance acts on the cooling fan  19  for some reason. 
     In #06, the measurement values of the pump discharge pressure Pp and the motor supply pressure Pm are in detection statuses other than #01 to 05 described above. As a factor, it is possible to predict a detection error or the like due to breakdown of any of the pump discharge pressure sensor  27  or the motor supply pressure sensor  28 , for example. 
     Then, in the aforementioned cases #02 to 06, the determination result of No is obtained in Step  105  in  FIG.  8   , the notification of abnormality in the fan is provided in Step  110 , the minimum pump capacity control in  FIG.  11    is executed as control for addressing the abnormality instead of the ordinary control, and the pump capacity qp is controlled to the minimum pump capacity qpmin. Then, once the operation of the hoist cylinders  11  is started, the minimum pump capacity control is ended, and the processing returns to the ordinary control. 
     On the other hand, #07 to 09 assumes the time when the hoist cylinders  11  are operating, and at this time, the capacity qp of the hydraulic pump  16  and the opening area A 1  of the selection valve  17  are controlled in accordance with the target hoist cylinder operation amount, and the loading platform  9  is raised and lowered by the hoist cylinders  11  receiving the supply of the hydraulic oil from the hydraulic pump  16 . If the hydraulic actuator control device  15  is operating normally, the pressure that conforms to the pump discharge pressure determination value is detected at the installation location of the pump discharge pressure sensor  27 , and the pressure is reduced to about zero at the installation location of the motor supply pressure sensor  28  in this case as well. 
     In #07, as illustrated in the abnormality determination table, the measurement value of the pump discharge pressure Pp is within the predetermined range around the pump discharge pressure determination value, and the measurement value of the motor supply pressure Pm is less than the zero determination value (&lt;motor supply pressure determination value) set on the positive side near zero as a threshold value separately from the motor supply pressure determination value. The oil pressure of the hydraulic circuit is not completely reduced to zero due to the hydraulic oil that is present therein even in a state in which the hydraulic oil is not supplied. In view of this point, it is possible to predict that the hydraulic oil has not been supplied to the side of the hydraulic motor  18  in the case in which the zero determination value is set and the oil pressure that is equal to or less than the zero determination value is detected. 
     Therefore, the prescribed hydraulic oil is discharged from the hydraulic pump  16  and is then guided to the side of the operation machine pipe conduit  24  in accordance with the switching of the selection valve  17 , the hoist cylinders  11  receives the supply of the hydraulic oil and are then driven, and it is thus possible to regard the hydraulic actuator control device  15  as being operating normally. Therefore, a determination result of Yes is obtained in Step  109  in  FIG.  8    in the case of #07, the notification of abnormality in the fan in Step  110  is not executed, and the control for addressing the abnormality in following Step  106  is also not executed. 
     In #08, the measurement value of the pump discharge pressure Pp is within the predetermined range around the pump discharge pressure determination value while the measurement value of the motor supply pressure Pm is equal to or greater than the zero determination value. As a factor thereof, it is possible to predict a detection error or the like due to breakdown of the motor supply pressure sensor  28 , for example. 
     In #09, the measurement values of the pump discharge pressure Pp and the motor supply pressure Pm are in detection statuses other than #07 and 08 described above, and as a factor thereof, it is possible to predict, for example, a detection error due to breakdown of any of the pump discharge pressure sensor  27  or the motor supply pressure sensor  28 , a power defect, breakdown of the control device  31 , breakdown of the hoist cylinders  11 , breakdown of the hydraulic pump  16  or the selection valve  17 , breakdown of the hoist lever  30 , disconnection of the signal line  17   b  connecting the output unit  31   b  of the control device  31  to the valve drive body  17   a  of the selection valve  17 , disconnection of the signal line  30   a  connecting the input unit  31   a  of the control device  31  to the hoist lever  30 , or oil leakage from the hose or the piping at each location in the hydraulic actuator control device  15 . 
     Then, in the cases of #08 and 09 described above, the determination result of No is obtained in Step  109  in  FIG.  8   , the notification of abnormality in the fan is provided in Step  110 , and the minimum pump capacity control in  FIG.  11    is executed. Then, once the operation of the hoist cylinders  11  is stopped and the operation of the fan is started, the processing returns to the ordinary control. 
     As described above, according to the hydraulic actuator control device  15  for the dump truck  1  in the present embodiment, it is possible to appropriately determine not only abnormality in the regulator control system of the hydraulic pump  16  but also abnormality in the entire hydraulic circuit (that is, all types of abnormality listed in #02 to 06, and #07 and 08 described above) constituting the hydraulic actuator control device  15 . Also, in a case in which it is determined that abnormality has occurred in the fan or the hoist, it is possible to more reliably prevent a failure caused by the abnormality as compared with the technique in Patent Document 2 since the capacity qp of the hydraulic pump  16  is controlled to the minimum pump capacity qpmin through execution of the minimum pump capacity control. 
     In other words, since the technique in Patent Document 2 in which the fan is driven at the intermediate rotation frequency between the maximum and minimum rotation frequencies cannot sufficiently reduce the fan rotation frequency, it is not possible to prevent a failure caused by abnormality in a case in which the maximum values of the discharge pressure and the discharge flow rate of the hydraulic pump are large, in particular. On the other hand, according to the present embodiment, the pump capacity qp is controlled to the minimum pump capacity qpmin, and it is thus possible to sufficiently reduce the fan rotation frequency Nfr. Therefore, it is possible to curb energy consumption through reduction of the load on the engine  12  that drives the hydraulic pump  16 , to reduce noise through reduction of the fan rotation frequency Nfr, and to curb waste or a risk of breakdown of the cooling fan  19  and the hydraulic devices such as a hydraulic motor. 
     Also, a notification indicating abnormality in the fan is provided to the operator through the display device  32  in a case in which it is determined that abnormality has occurred in the fan, and a notification indicating abnormality in the hoist is provided to the operator through the display device  32  in a case in which it is determined that abnormality has occurred in the hoist. Therefore, it is possible for the operator to immediately make determination in accordance with the abnormal location, and for example. That is, for example, the operator can immediately stop the dump truck in the case in which abnormality in the fan is determined, or the operator can suspend or complete the hoist operation and quickly travel and return to an area where maintenance can be performed in the case in which abnormality in the hoist is determined. 
     Also, it is possible to cause only either one of the fan  19  and the hoist cylinders  11  to operate by the selection valve  17 . Therefore, even in a case in which abnormality has occurred in either the fan  19  and the hydraulic circuit that is continuous with the fan  19  or in the hoist cylinders  11  and the hydraulic circuit that is continuous with the hoist cylinders  11 , and the capacity of the hydraulic pump  16  is maximized when the other hydraulic circuit that is normal is caused to operate, the hydraulic oil is not supplied to the location of the abnormal one, and the operation of the other normal one is thus not prevented. 
     Incidentally, in a case in which a power defect, breakdown of the control device  31 , or disconnection of the signal line  16   b  connecting the control device  31  to the hydraulic pump  16 , for example, has occurred, there is a probability that the pump control amount Cp is not output (Cp=zero) from the control device  31  to the hydraulic pump  16 , and in that case, it is not possible to control the pump capacity qp to the minimum pump capacity qpmin through active control. However, since the hydraulic pump  16  in the present embodiment is of a positive control type in which the pump capacity qp is reduced with a decrease in pump control amount Cp, the pump capacity qp decreases to the minimum pump capacity qpmin by itself when the pump control amount Cp becomes zero. Therefore, it is possible to reliably prevent a failure caused by abnormality even in a case in which the aforementioned situation happens. 
     However, the hydraulic pump  16  according to the present invention is not limited to the positive control type, and a negative control-type hydraulic pump may be used instead. 
     Although the description of the embodiment will end here, aspects of the present invention are not limited to the embodiment. For example, although the heat exchanger is assumed to be the radiator  13  that cools the engine cooling water in the present invention, the heat exchanger is not limited thereto and may be an oil cooler that cools an engine oil, for example. 
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               1  Dump truck 
               11  Hoist cylinder 
               12  Engine 
               15  Hydraulic actuator control device 
               16  Hydraulic pump 
               16   a  Regulator 
               16   b ,  17   b ,  30   a  Signal line 
               17  Selection valve 
               18  Hydraulic motor 
               27  Pump discharge pressure sensor 
               28  Motor supply pressure sensor 
               30  Hoist lever 
               31  Control device 
               31   c  Storage unit 
               31   d  Arithmetic operation control unit 
               31   e  Abnormality determination unit