How Hydraulic Cylinders Work
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Interesting information. thanks for the understanding of a what a cylinder is all about. I want to build a log splitter so I am learnig all this.
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@reptile202 Basically a counter balance valve is implemented in a system with an internal and external pilot pressure ration a 1 to 10.
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@breedist Compressors do not create pressure either>Pressure is generated by friction and resistant of load only.Please read more technical material and at least make some self study,no grieve is taking either!
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@breedist~ A compressor doesnt create pressure either!
RESISTANCE to flow (of a fluid) is what creates pressure.
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@reptile202 Hopefully, your system would have a relief valve that would blow-off the pressure spike, but if it were very fast or severe, it could blow out the cylinder's seals.
A common protective measure for this is a "cushion" valve, also called a cross-over relief valve.
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Got a job interview tomorrow, need hydraulic cylinder knowledge, this was a big help!
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@AgriSupplyHowTo What happens when a cylinder is overpowered, resulting in the cylinder being forcefully pushed down? Is the fluid forced back inside of the line or something?
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pumping is done using " GEAR PUMPS" ;
//someone asked for it
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very nice video :)
Hi Garner Dude. The pump produces the pressure and pushes the fluid through to the cylinder. Let us know if you have any more questions.
AgriSupplyHowTo 10 months ago