Hydraulics Flashcards
Where are pilot to open check valves used?
To lock cylinder in place without internal leakage until the main DVC shifts.
What is an advantage of a right angle check valve compared to a straight check valve?
Can handle flow 3 times as high
No turbulence
What are the five DVC centres?
Closed
Open
Tandem
Float
Regenerative
What are 3 types of servo valves?
Flapper nozzle
Jet pipe
Staging spool
What are the five types of centres?
Closed
Open
Tandem
Float
Regenerative
What is a disadvantage of an inline check valve?
Causes a drop in pressure.
Explain a counterbalance valve.
Used to control vertical loads
Similar to sequence valve the difference being the internal drain had replace the sequence valves external drain.
Normally closed
Reverse flow bypass
What would determine if a pressure control valve required an external pilot drain?
Outlet pressure (back pressure)
Which proportional DVC control provides the most accurate flow?
Closed outer loop
A pressure reducing valve can either be ______ acting of _____ operated.
Direct acting or pilot operated
What are some functions of an unloading valve.
Used in accumulator circuits
Shock protection
Allows pump to dump fluid back to tank with low pressure/effort.
What are 2 uses for a brake valve?
Prevent excessive pressure buildup when decelerating or stopping a load. ( pressure intensification)
Prevents run away loads.
Explain detent actuation.
Little groves in spool
Holds until forced out of groove ( normally leaver actuated)
Explain a closed inner loop and a closed outer loop system.
Closed inner controls the spool only
Closed outer had the greatest accuracy.
What is cavitation?
How is it recognizable?
What are some effect?
Is a violent collapse of vapour gas bubbles.
Rattling noise, low pressure at pump inlet.
Rapid erudition of metal suffices, severe pump damage, flow reduction.