Hydraulic station schematic diagram
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I hope some knowledgeable person here can help explain this. Thank you!
Is this diagram complete? I feel like one of these diagrams has control elements in it There is a unloading valve inside; it also has a filter, an oil pump, a relief valve, a check valve, a pressure gauge, an accumulator, a throttle valve, a manual pump, another check valve, and a unloading solenoid valve. The components behind that are similar as well; it seems like the diagram isn’t complete
This post was last edited by 123456zhiwei on 2017-3-24 at 12:10. The drawing only shows this hydraulic schematic – could someone help explain what that symbol represents? Thank you! Also, I would like to ask the expert where to start looking at the hydraulic diagram
Mainly, it’s thanks to the fact that the hydraulic components aren’t labeled; it would be helpful if there were annotations like ABC so that you could assign numbers to them and upload the images again
This post was last edited by 123456zhiwei on 2017-3-24 at 12:11. I uploaded a diagram that I annotated myself; I’m not sure if you can see it. Thank you
Let me show you. I’ll get back to you in a bit
Okay, thank you very much for taking the time to answer despite your busy schedule
1 is the accumulator, which is used mainly to stabilize the pressure in the oil system and store oil pressure. 2 is the pressure gauge; 3 is the pressure gauge connection valve; 4 is the throttle valve; 5 are the oil pipes and oil circuits; 6 is the manual two-position valve; 7 is the unloading directional valve; 8 is the hand valve; 9 is not clear; 10 is the filter; 11 is not clear either, it might also be a filter; 12 is the relief valve; 13 is the check valve; 14 is the oil pump; 15 is another check valve; 16 is another throttle valve. You don’t need to delve too deeply into those two components for now, as it doesn’t affect understanding this hydraulic schematic.
Okay, thank you. One more question: how can I understand its working process from the hydraulic diagram?
First, you need to understand the working principle of each hydraulic component, or its functional purpose, and then you can gradually figure it out just like when looking at electrical schematics! What is your major?
Okay, I’m majoring in electrical automation; I’ve just started working with hydraulic diagrams and don’t understand them yet. Thank you for your generous help