Industrial Hydraulic Systems And Circuits Ebook3000

Interpret hydraulic system symbols and circuit diagrams. Typical hydraulic circuits for control of industrial machinery are described in this lesson.

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Pressure and Pascal's law 1.1.2. Hydraulic leverage / mechanical leverage and simple hydraulic press 1.1.3. Hydraulic leverage and energy conservation 1.1.4.

Simple hydraulic circuit 1.1.5. Concept of pressure 1.1.6. Relevance of flow in hydraulic circuit 1.2.

Effect of Flow on System Pressure 1.2.1. Pressure buildup when flow is blocked 1.2.2. Loss of pressure due to flow (friction) 1.2.3. Fluid properties effecting friction 1.2.4. Laminar and turbulent flow 1.2.5. Flow through restriction 1.2.6.

Flow through an orifice 1.2.7. Flow through resistances in series 1.2.8. Flow through resistances in parallel 1.2.9. Flow through varying cross-sections 1.3. Effect of Load on System Pressure 1.4. Factors effecting Pump Suction 1.5.

Effect of Leak in Hydraulic Circuits 1.5.1. Circuit without leak 1.5.2. Circuit with leak 1.6. Reversing Actuator Direction 1.7. Flow Control Circuit 1.7.1. Meter-in 1.7.2. Hydraulic Components 2.1.