Switching methods (electric)
In the case of the electrical activation of continuously adjustable valves , a distinction is made between two different switching types: Passive switching : The electrical input signal is directly fe
Null bias adjustment
Measurements at a sensor or valve whereby the measured variable zero and the output signal zero do not match up as a result of manufacturing tolerances. The type of measurement is dependent on the dev
Hydraulic intensifier
Switching system which makes it possible to operate a differential cylinder in a network with impressed pressure ( constant pressure network ) without experiencing pressure losses due to throttles, an
Hydrostatic transmission with separated primary/secondary
Also termed open transmission. hydrostatic transmission on which the pump and motor operate separated from each other. Pipes and hose lines make the hydraulic connection (Figure F 10) . Opposite: inte
Pressure gain on continuously adjustable valves
The pressure gain on a continuously adjustable valve corresponds to the gradient on the pressure-signal function , e.g. 2,000 bar/mA. It is crucial for the accuracy that can be achieved with a control
Sandwich plate valve designs
Installation of one or more valves in one plate, which is placed between two valves or between a valve and base plate (block) (Figure Z 19). Pressure valves , check valves and flow valves are suitable
Flat seals
Collective term for seals with a low height compared to the sealing surface and that adapt to the sealing surface over their entire width. They therefore generally have a more or less rectangular cros
Hydro-mechanical closed loop control
Hydraulic control circuit for which the input signal (distance, rotation speed) is specified using mechanical means via a hand lever, cam disc or spindles and the like, before being hydraulically ampl
Large signal range
Operating range of a continuously adjustable valve with high performance, i.e. more than 50 % of I nom, as is necessary for moving to a point or reversing the direction. Opposite: Small signal range