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Sunday, January 10, 2010
Cylinders in Series
Anonymous said...
Can a single directional control valve operate 2 cylinders if each cylinder uses a breather valve instead of a return line so that one cylinder would push the other closed?
November 23, 2009 6:25 AM
Can a single directional control valve operate 2 cylinders if each cylinder uses a breather valve instead of a return line so that one cylinder would push the other closed?
November 23, 2009 6:25 AM
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Reversing a cylinder
bret said...
Where can i find a valve that changes the direction of a cylinder by stopping flow or presure then restoring flow or presure? I need double action on a single action circut at 70 gpm. thanks
Where can i find a valve that changes the direction of a cylinder by stopping flow or presure then restoring flow or presure? I need double action on a single action circut at 70 gpm. thanks
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Mono Block Valve
hydo said...
Sorry but i forgot how to post a new question and just jumped in this .
iam having a problem with gear pump witch is connected via a monoblock to a pressure guage.
problem is that when i switch the dcv 'on' the guage showes 190 bar ,but for just for one second
then it start to go doun to 100 bar and stay at 100 bar.
as i switch off and then on again
it goes to 150 and then goes down again.
is it relief walve which is releasing pressure and not settlig down again till pressure goes down to 100 bar , if it is pressure should rise again .can a pilot oprated relief solve this .
forgive me for a so basic and not mind frying question.
January 5, 2010 3:51 AM
Sorry but i forgot how to post a new question and just jumped in this .
iam having a problem with gear pump witch is connected via a monoblock to a pressure guage.
problem is that when i switch the dcv 'on' the guage showes 190 bar ,but for just for one second
then it start to go doun to 100 bar and stay at 100 bar.
as i switch off and then on again
it goes to 150 and then goes down again.
is it relief walve which is releasing pressure and not settlig down again till pressure goes down to 100 bar , if it is pressure should rise again .can a pilot oprated relief solve this .
forgive me for a so basic and not mind frying question.
January 5, 2010 3:51 AM
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Snow Auger
Anonymous said...
I have a 36 inch snow auger that needs to be run at 900-950rpms. What size hydraulic pump and motor would i need to run it. I have a 2 cylinder 13hp honda gas motor that i am going to use to power it.
I have a 36 inch snow auger that needs to be run at 900-950rpms. What size hydraulic pump and motor would i need to run it. I have a 2 cylinder 13hp honda gas motor that i am going to use to power it.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Log Splitter Valve
Anonymous said...
I am building a log splitter with a log lift. I have two single spool log splitter valves with detents. Can I use them both in tandem? If so is there anything besides the hose between them needed to do it?
August 21, 2009 4:04 PM
I am building a log splitter with a log lift. I have two single spool log splitter valves with detents. Can I use them both in tandem? If so is there anything besides the hose between them needed to do it?
August 21, 2009 4:04 PM
Impulse Test Flow Rate
Valliappan said...
I wanted to do impulse test on a cylinder in fully retracted condtion. Cylinder size Bore 100mm, Rod 60 mm, stroke 1000mm. The annular volume is 5.026 ltrs. The pressure has to be rised from zero to 410 bar in 60 mill sec and brought back to zero (sinosoidal wave). We have to do impulse at the rate of 8Hz. What will be the pump flow reqd to this impulse test assuming the cylinder is initially filled with oil and the pump is reqd to rise the pressure to 410 bar.
August 19, 2009 1:53 AM
I wanted to do impulse test on a cylinder in fully retracted condtion. Cylinder size Bore 100mm, Rod 60 mm, stroke 1000mm. The annular volume is 5.026 ltrs. The pressure has to be rised from zero to 410 bar in 60 mill sec and brought back to zero (sinosoidal wave). We have to do impulse at the rate of 8Hz. What will be the pump flow reqd to this impulse test assuming the cylinder is initially filled with oil and the pump is reqd to rise the pressure to 410 bar.
August 19, 2009 1:53 AM
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