In a hydraulic system, () are used to protect the system from over pressure.
A、stop valves
B、check valves
C、safety valves
D、reducing valves
A、stop valves
B、check valves
C、safety valves
D、reducing valves
A、regulate the fluid flow in either direction B、restrict movement of hydraulic fluid in one direction, but allow free movement in the other direction C、allow free movement of hydraulic fluid in both directions D、allow a restricted fluid flow in one direction only
A、the temperature of the hydraulic fluid B、the flow rate of the hydraulic fluid C、the temperature of the cooling water D、all of the above
A、molecular fluid vibration B、energy losses C、wide pressure variations D、mechanical damage to control valves
A、A.excessive internal leakage in the pump B、B.low discharge pressure and fluid flow C、C.excessive fluid level in the hydraulic reservoir D、D.operation of the pump at 100% efficiency
A、pump bearings in poor condition B、excessively worn actuator-piston packing C、broken directional control valve centering springs D、low hydraulic oil viscosity
A、A.molecular fluid vibration B、B.energy losses C、C.wide pressure variations D、D.mechanical damage to control valves
A、allow an alternate main pump to start in the fully loaded condition thus developing immediate full torque B、prevent either main pump from being hydraulically motored when idle by cross pressure flow C、prevent both units from operating simultaneously which could result in doubling the flow of oil and pressure leading to over pressurization of the system D、all of the above