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elements, if malfunctions are to be expected due to mutual interaction. Other hydraulic systems: fluid power systems with main pipe , centralised hydraulic oil supply , single circuit system .

For the control movements of a pilot-controlled valve the necessary pressure fluid is drawn from the same circuit. For this reason a separate control oil circuit is not necessary. As a rule, however, the

Orifices have different tendencies to accumulate contaminations in the pressure fluid . This changes the flow characteristics, and the orifice may become completely clogged under certain circumstances

as a good indicator (in terms of a measure) for the degree of ageing associated with a hydraulic fluid .

Area of hydraulics which works with mineral oil or oil-like hydraulic fluids whose key characteristics are sufficient viscosity coupled with good lubricating performance. All devices used in oil hydraulics

amplifies the oscillation amplitude, which may lead to self-destruction, even at lower power. In fluid technology, the resonance is primarily of importance for systems with feedback () and in the case

internal and external leakage losses and compression losses , losses resulting from the flow of the fluid (losses due to changes in cross section or direction, churning losses, friction losses), mechanical

accumulator . Hydraulic accumulator that uses a gas as the medium for applying a load to the hydraulic fluid (air for accumulators for water hydraulics , nitrogen for oil accumulators).

= 1.2*v m . As of a certain flow speed, which depends on the pipe diameter and the viscosity, the fluid becomes heavily swirled (turbulent) and this results in a high energy loss. This flow should generally [...] depends on the Reynolds number . As the formation of a laminar flow requires a build-up distance of the fluid flow pattern l a = 0.03 d i · R e (for example 20 mm internal pipe diameter approx. 1.3 m) compared

Hydraulic accumulator with a free-moving piston as a separator between gas and hydraulic fluid (Figure K 19) . Since there is no separating wall made of rubber, the fatigue resistance is greater than for