What is it on this pipeline?

2017-03-02View Original

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What is it on this pipeline?

Reply #22017-03-03

I don’t know where you have this installed? ? ? Have you noticed the overpressure oil circuit branch? In front of each branch pressure gauge, there is something similar to what you see in your picture; it’s used to adjust the oil pressure in that branch. Just unscrew the cover on top and use a screwdriver to turn the small component inside. My explanation isn’t very professional – please forgive me

Reply #32017-03-03

It doesn’t look like a valve or a gauge or anything similar

Reply #42017-03-03

It might be a pressure regulating valve; similar ones include boost valves, which are widely used

Reply #52017-03-03

Is it something like a damper~~ Is the pipe at the outlet of the reciprocating pump? ~~

Reply #62017-03-03

Pressure regulating valve (reducing valve); there is usually a pressure gauge behind this type of valve.

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