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Under the guidance of those familiar with hydraulics, the function of the switch
This is a light oil station, and the valve assemblies on it are used to regulate the system oil pressure and the supply oil pressure. Generally, the system oil pressure is set to 2-3 kilograms higher than the required level, while the supply oil pressure is set to the normal required level. The manufacturer will provide an operation manual detailing the function of each valve.
I forgot to mention that there are fuel stations equipped with check valves; this means that even if the motor at the fuel station stops working, the oil pressure remains. There is a dedicated pressure relief valve. An accumulator usually also comes with a switch valve. I hope it’s useful to you.
I forgot to mention that there are fuel stations equipped with check valves; this means that even if the motor at the fuel station stops working, the oil pressure remains. There is a dedicated pressure relief valve. An accumulator usually also comes with a switch valve. I hope it’s useful to you.
This is a light oil station with a cooler; are all these solenoid valves on the centrifuge? It’s best to have a professional help you with the debugging.
Those who work with hydraulics must understand flowcharts; especially regarding various hydraulic valves (such as servo valves, directional control valves, pressure reducing valves, safety valves, etc.). Just by looking at their appearance one can only figure out how to use them, and any problems that arise require help from others.
Is this used on tire inspection machines?
Are there centrifuges with scrapers and automatic lid opening? It’s best to have the manufacturer do the adjustment; otherwise, the scraper and drum may get damaged