Module 6 Flashcards
The lowest fluid pressure that will open a check valve
Cracking pressure
A valve in which the flow is blocked when the valve is in a nonactuated position
Normally closed valve
A valve that permits fluid to flow when the valve is in a nonactuated position
Normally open valve
Directional-control valves can be operated _____ or _____.
Manually; Automatically
Directional-control valves are classified by the way the fluid flows when the valve is in the _____ position.
Center
Many manually operated tow-way valves are not suitable for hydraulic service because of their low _____ ratings.
Pressure
One disadvantage of needle valves is that they usually have high _____.
Pressure losses
A direct-acting solenoid valve is a normally _____ valve.
Closed
Automatic solenoid valves that operate in high-pressure hydraulic systems are usually _____-operated.
Pilot
A two-way check valve permits fluid flow in _____ direction(s).
One
The lowest pressure at which a check valve will open is its _____ pressure.
Cracking
A three-way diverter valve controls a hydraulic motor by serving as either an unloading device or a simple _____ valve.
On/Off
A normally open three-way valve permits flow to the cylinder when the valve is in a(n) _____ position.
Nonactuated
A four-way valve has _____ primary working connections.
Four
Most four-way valves are manufactured with _____ operating positions.
Three