Disadvantages of hydraulic transmission

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1. Poor handling that leads to oil leakage not only contaminates the work area but also poses a risk of fire. 2. As the oil temperature rises, its viscosity decreases; as the temperature drops, viscosity increases. When the viscosity of the oil changes, the flow rate also changes, resulting in unstable speeds. 3. The system converts the mechanical energy of the motor into hydraulic pressure energy, and then converts that hydraulic pressure energy back into mechanical energy to perform work. Significant energy losses occur as a result of these two conversions, resulting in a lower energy efficiency compared to traditional machinery. 4. Hydraulic systems make extensive use of various control valves, fittings, and pipes; to prevent leakage losses, high precision in the manufacturing of these components is required.

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