Equivalent circuit
Method for making the functional - and often complex - relationships involved in the operation of hydraulic devices visible by means of schematics (circuit diagrams) in which the various processes are
Equivalent bulk modulus
Takes into account along with the compressibility of the pressure fluid also the elasticity of the surrounding components as well as the connection line between the valve and . The equivalent bulk mod
Erosion wear
Material removal that occurs in hydraulic devices at the points where the hydraulic fluid impacts at high speed. Erosion wear comprises cavitation erosion and particle jet erosion and is material depe
Recovery time
Time that is required for timer elements to recover for renewed correct function.
Releasable check valve
Check valve that can also be opened against the locking direction if required. This action occurs via a control piston (K 2) that is dimensioned so that it can open the valve cone against the system p
Decompression shock
If a chamber at pressure p is suddenly connected to a drain line (e.g. on switching over a directional valve ) then the compression energy stored in the fluid is suddenly released, as a result the com
Bleeding
In hydraulic fluid removal of the air carried and separated out. This must take place at the highest point with the aid of bleed screws or bleed valves.
Bleed valve (Hy), exhaust valve (PN)
Device for removing undissolved air (gas) that may be carried in the hydraulic fluid in a hydraulic system . The valve must be fitted at the highest point in the system and can trigger automatically o