Hydraulic Power Unit Guide
Hydraulic Power Unit Guide
02-06-2014
48-111-A
Table of contents
1. GENERAL
2. STARTING UP INSTRUCTION
4. MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
5. EMERGENCY MODE
6. SPECIFIKATION OF COMPONENTS
8. DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS
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1. GENERAL
- Hydraulic system.
- Lub oil system.
The tank is of steel plating. Tank is divided into two tanks. Oil volume for each tank:
Hydraulic system 70 litres (net.)
Lub oil system 28 litres (net.)
The axial piston pump has a load sensing control, which is a combined flow and pressure
compensator control. This control has the additional feature of holding pump flow constant
despite fluctuating drive revs. and pressure.
When the directional control valve is in neutral position, the load sensing port on the pump
is drained to the tank through a bleed orifice located either in the control valve or the pump
housing. This results in a standby pressure equal to the load sensing setting being
maintained at the pump outlet.
When the control valve is activated, the load sensing port is connected to the load
pressure. The control then adjusts the pump output flow to maintain a constant pressure
drop (equal to the load sensing setting) across the control valve.
The pump thereby provides flow to the load as demanded by the directional control valve
position (opening)
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Check valves in the directional valves are connected to load sensing port for the pump.
Check valve (33) prevents the fluid to circulate the wrong way through the main pump.
The maximum working pressure in the system is set by the pressure relief valve (35) and
logic valve (36) in the valve block (32) and is indicated on pressure gauge (30).
The directional valves (42,43) are proportional operated solenoid valves, (42) operates the
bucket and (43) operates the steering.
The fluid passes through a filter (37), to the pressure-reducing valve (38) and further on to
the operating valves. The fluid in the return line passes through a return filter (8) before it
reaches the tank.
The gear pump (11) for the lub oil system provides pressure fluid through a three-way
valve (16).
The pressure is set by the pressure relief valve (21) and can be read on pressure gauge
(22), in the valve block (18).
The return oil is controlled by a needle valve (25), creating a backpressure of 4 bar.
2 STARTING UP INSTRUCTIONS
When starting up hydraulic equipment for the first time, it is important to adhere to a
routine so that all regulations and instructions are complied with. In this way unnecessary
damage to the installation can be avoided. Personnel who are qualified and trained for the
job should start up installation.
Before filling the oil tank with oil, make sure that the unit and its connections are perfectly
clean.
To ensure that only clean oil is used, we recommend filling with the aid of a filter unit with
nominal filter gauge of 10 micron.
Clean oil is essential in order to avoid unnecessary disruptions when starting the
equipment.
1. With the hydraulic cylinder i starting position, fill up the tank with oil to the
top mark on the level glass at the front of the tank.
2. The axial piston pump housing has to be filled with hydraulic oil before start up.
Remove the case drain tube at the punp housing and fill up the pump with oil, through this
port.
4. The pump should be started at the lowest possible pressure and then repeatedly
operated on/off in short intervals. Check that suction occurs without any problem.
If not, repeat the procedure until suction occurs. Once the pump has begun to suck oil
make sure that it runs in a normal way – no abnormal noise, etc.
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5. Check the oil level in the tank during start up. Fill up if needed.
6. Once the pump runs normal, operate the cylinders at the lowest possible pressure to
bleed the system.
It is very important to evacuate all air before commissioning a hydraulic unit.
7. The pressure is then to be set as indicated in chart. Check all the connections, fittings and
valves for any oilleaks.
8. Check the temperature during start up. This is best done in normal operating conditions for
a period of about 6-8 hours. Make sure that the oil; solenoids, pump, etc are not
overheated. The recommended service temperatur is about 50° C.
Fill the tank to the top mark on the level glass. Level glass is mounted on the frontside of
the tank. Check the oil level in the tank during start up. Fill up if needed.
The pressure is then to be set as indicated in chart. Check all the connections, fittings and
valves for any oilleaks.
Check the temperature during start up. This is best done in normal operating conditions for
a period of about 6-8 hours. Make sure that the oil; solenoids, pump, etc are not
overheated. The recommended service temperatur is about 50° C.
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3. CHECKPOINTS AND SETTINGS
3.1 Adjustment of the axial piston pump (main pump) on the pump regulator
3.2 Maximum pressure for the main system - adjustment of the relief valve (35)
3.3 Reduce the pressure for the proportional control valves (44-47) with pressure
reducing valve (38)
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The pressure-reducing valve is set to 20 bar.
Follow the steps below.
a/ Fit a pressure gauge to the measuring point (39) in valveblock (32).
b/ Unfasten the locknut for the valve (38)
c/ Adjust the pressure on the adjustment screw using a screw-driver
turning clockwise = increases pressure
turning counter-clockwise = decreses pressure
d/ Fasten the locknut after the adjustment.
Adjust the pressure for Lub Oil System – Hydraulic drawing 23499-3
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3.6 Adjust the maximum pressure on the relief valve (21)
Put the 3-way valves (15 &16) in normal mode and follow the steps below.
The maximum pressure is set to 5.5 Bar
a/ Start the pump (11)
b/ Close valve (26)
c/ Working pressure for the pump can now be read on the pressure gauge (22).
d/ Unfasten the locking nut on relief valve (21)
e/ Adjust the pressure on the adjustment screw using a screw-driver
turning clockwise = increases pressure
turning counter-clockwise = decreses pressure
f/ Fasten the locknut
g/ Open valve (26)
Put the 3-way valves (15 &16) in normal mode and follow the steps below.
The backpressure is set to 4 bar
a/ Start the pump (11)
c/ Working pressure for the pump can now be read on the pressure gauge (28).
d/ Unfasten the locking nut on needle valve (25)
e/ Adjust the pressure on the adjustment screw using a screw-driver
turning clockwise = increases pressure
turning counter-clockwise = decreses pressure
f/ Fasten the locknut when you have a backpressure of 4 bar
Put the 3-way valves (15 &16) in emergency mode and follow the steps below.
a/ Start the pump (11)
b/ Working pressure for the pump can now be read on the pressure gauge (30).
c/ Unfasten the locknut on pressure relief valve (19).
d/ Adjust the pressure on the adjustment screw using a screw-driver
turning clockwise = increases pressure.
turning counter-clockwise = decreses pressure.
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4. MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Service and maintenance are very important, to avoid unnecessary incidents. Routine
inspections should be carried out on the basis of running time or at fixed intervals.
Operational checks should be made frequently, while overhauls can be made at less
frequent intervals.
Overhauls are commonly carried out at intervals of 1-2 years, but shorter intervals are
possible.
4.1 Cleanliness
The utmost cleanliness must be observed during overhauls.
To ensure that only clean oil is used, we recommend filling with the aid of a filter
unit with a nominal filter gauge of 10 micron.
Clean oil is essential in order to avoid unnecessary incidents.
4.2 Filters
All filters are equiped with visual indicators.
Return oil filter (8) have a visual gauge.
When the contamination level reaches above normal values the mechanical pointer
marks the red area on the scale. Check this while operating on of the cylinders using
the manual override on the directional valve.
Pressure oil filter (51) has a visual pressure switch.
When the contamination indicator gives a warning signal, the red button of the
visual indictator pops out. Check this while operating on of the cylinders using the
manual override on the directional valve.
During cold start, the indicator may give a warning signal. If the indictor gives a warning
signal after reaching operating temperature, the filter element must be replaced as soon
as possible.
4.3 Oil
Check the oil level at frequent intervals. If oil losses are observed, the cause must be
traced and rectified. Always top up with the oil grade already being used in the unit.
We recommend a regular delivery of oil samples to the oil supplier for a report on
condition and contamination.
Use the drain valve to drain off any condensation that has been collected in the tank.
4.4 Pumps
The simplest ways of checking pumps in operation is by measuring their service
temperature and compare the observed temperature with current listed figures for
permissible working temperatures. Pump breakdown can be avoided by making sure,
whenever pumps are started, that their noise level and character are normal. Measuring
the amount of external oil leakage can control pump wear. In a check of this kind, the
leakage flow must be compared with the current listed figure for the pump.
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4.5 Pressure valves
Pressure relief valves leakage test.
The simplest way of doing this is by lay a hand on the tube for the outlet connection. The
outlet side of a normaly closed pressure relief valve, should have the same temperature
as the inlet side.
4.9 Tubing
Check tubing at regular intervals for leaks and clip damages. Any leaks discovered in tube
fittings must be attended to at once.
You can still operate the main system if the main piston pump breaks down, by using the
gear pump (11) to supply oil to the main system. This is called the emergency mode.
The 3-way valve (15) is fitted in the suction line, inside the tank. This valve chooses tank
from which the pump will be sucking oil. If the lever is in normal mode the pump sucks oil
from the luboil tank. If the lever is in the emergency running mode the pump (11) will suck
oil from the main tank.
The 3-way valve (16) is fitted in the pressure line, inside the tank. This valve decides the
direction of the oil. If the lever is in normal mode the oil flows through the luboil system. If
the lever is in emergency mode the oil can be used to operate the main directional valves.
WARNING
The electric motor must be stopped before switching to emergency mode.
Both levers must be manoeuvred and point in the same direction (see the sign next
to the valves)
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Specification of
components
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SPECIFICATION OF COMPONENTS
Tank unit
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REF.NO. 48-111-A side 2 ( 5 )
The above items 1-49 are assembled on the tank unit except for position 2, 2a, 3 and position
49, these are delivered separated from the unit.
These separate components are to be assembled to the tank at the installation site.
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REF.NO. 48-111-A side 3 ( 5 )
Pumps data:
52 1 Axial Piston Pumps 45 ccm/turn KRL 045D LS ( 7004513 ) HS-22248-53
KRL 045D LS 2020 NNN3 C2NF A6N PLB NNN NNN
Counter-clockwise locking to pump shaft
Nominal system flow 50 l/min
pressure 140 bar
Filter cartridge 8a, 17a. 50a are delivered as replacements for those already mounted in the
unit. After the start-up of the complete hydraulic unit you should change these filter cartridges.
Hydrulic power pack unit has been tested before delivery. It has been pressure tested at 210
bar. Relief valve (35) is set to an opening pressure of 180 bar.
Pressure reducing valve (38) is set to an operating pressure of 20 bar, for pilot oil supply of
proportional reducing valve (44-47).
Relief valve (19) for emergency running is set to an opening pressure of 70 bar.
Lubrication oil system has been tested before delivery. It has been pressure tested at 9 bar.
Relief valve (21) is set to an opening pressure of 5,5 bar for the outlet pressure and needle
valve (25) is set to cause a back- pressure of 4 bar for the inlet pressure.
Pressure switch (31) is on delivery set to a working pressure of 15 bar for Hydraulic System and
pressure switch (23) is on delivery set to a working pressure of 2 bar for Lub Oil System.
Surface treatment.
Marking.
Item numbers for directional control valve, pressure switch and pressure gauge are marked with
bonded plastic tabs. Other components item numbers are stamped in the valve blocks,
if possible.
A tab to indicate the 3-way valves position - normal running and emergency running is placed
adjacent to the valve block.
A warning tab for electric motor to indicate that the electric motor must be stopped before
changing to emergency running.
A tab for manual override of directional control valve functions - forward, backward, starboard
and port is placed adjacent to the valve block.
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REF.NO. 48-111-A side 4 ( 5 )
Alarm levels.
Hydraulic System
- Item 9, Level control with temp control, low level (O) and high temp (T).
O = the switch is closed / connected when the oil is above low level and it opens
when the oil is below low level. The low level is marked on the level control switch.
T70 = The switch is closed / connected when the temperature is lower than 70°C and it
opens when the temperature rises above 70°C.
- Item 10, Level control, high level (S) and low level (O).
S = the switch is closed / connected when the oil is below high level
and it opens when the oil reaches high level.
O = the switch is closed / connected when the oil is above low level
and it opens when the oil is below low level.
The yard supplies the necessary pipes between hydraulic pump and hydraulic power pack unit
and water-jet unit.
MJP can provide technical aid concerning the dimensioning of pipes, tubes and design criterion. They
will need input data such as the distance between the PTO pump and tank unit, the distance
between the water jet unit and tank unit and the difference in elevation between the tank and
pump.
Given pipe dimensions are general for normal operations and requires good general piping
practise with short pipes lengths and few bends. A hydraulic system will work at its best if you
calculate all pipe and tube dimensions for each specific project.
Important! To ensure a satisfactory suction capacity you have to make sure that the suction
line (pipe or tube) is of right size and dimension, particularly when longer suction lines are
needed. It is also important that the drain line is of right size and dimension. Observe that the
length of the suction pipe between the PTO pump and hydraulic tank unit should be as short as
possible. The suction line to the main pump must not be longer than 4 meters. However, if
it is necessary to exceed this maximum length, or the suction head given above, please contact
us for further consultation without delay.
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REF.NO. 48-111-A side 5 ( 5 )
The suction lines must be designed so that the pumps cannot be drained of oil.
The tank must be mounted 500 mm higher than the main pump.
The hydraulic oil must have a good viscosity index (maximum: 150 cSt at cold start conditions).
The yard supplies with the necessary pipes between hydraulic pump, hydraulic Power Pack unit
and water-jet unit.
Please observe height above PTO pump (0,5 m) and limiting distance from gearbox (4,0 m)
Lubrication tank unit should be positioned above jet unit and 1,0 m above water line.
Hydraulic circuit and
assembly drawing
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Description of
components
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MODEL NUMBER: PAGE VALVE SPECIFICATI0NS
DE-CVB-00 C1-3.181 Nominal Flow
Maximum Operating Pressure
15 GPM (57 LTR/M)
3500 PSI (240 bar)
DESCRIPTION:
Typical Internal Leakage (150 SSU) 0-5 drops/min
7/8 DELTA SERIES, BALL CHECK VALVE 36 SSU (3CS) to
Viscosity Range
3000 SSU (647CS)
Filtration 30 micron nominal
Media Operating Temperature
RELEASED DATE: DECEMBER 1995 REV. E Range
-35o F (-37.2o C) to 200o F (93.3o C)
C1
2 Weight 2.4 oz. (.068 kg)
Design Ball Valve
All General Purpose Hydraulic
1 Operating Fluid Media
Fluid
HYDRAULIC SYMBOL Cartridges Torque Requirements 30 Ft. Lbs. at 3000 PSI
1.000 HEX
[25.40]
24.1 350
.219 20.7 300
[5.56]
17.2 250
PRESSURE DROP
13.8 200
10.3 150
6.9 100
1.250
[31.75] 1 7/8-14 UNF 3.4 50
2A THREAD
0
CHECK 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 GPM
FLOW 8 16 24 32 40 48 56 64 LPM
FREE FLOW
2 FLOW ABOVE CURVES ARE WITH
HYDRAULIC OIL 150 SSU AT 100°
100°F.
ORDERING INFORMATION
DE-CVB XX XXXX X
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GUIDE FOR THE PRODUCT DESCRIBED (HEREIN) ANY SPECIFIC APPLICATION SHOULD NOT BE UNDERTAKEN WITHOUT
INDEPENDENT STUDY, EVALUATION, AND TESTING FOR SUITABILITY.
D1
HYDRAULIC SYMBOL
BAR PSI
.875 276 4000
[22.22] 241 3500
HEX
207 3000
PRESSURE
172 2500
3.40 138 2000
.19 1.50 103 1500
[4.83] [38.10]
69 1000
3/4-16 UNF
34 500
2A THREAD 0
1.10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 GPM
[27.81]
4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 LPM
1
FLOW
ABOVE CURVE IS WITH
2 HYDRAULIC OIL 150 SSU AT 100°
100°F.
.498 [12.65]
.496 [12.60]
ORDERING INFORMATION
PB-RVA XX XXXX X
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GUIDE FOR THE PRODUCT DESCRIBED (HEREIN) ANY SPECIFIC APPLICATION SHOULD NOT BE UNDERTAKEN WITHOUT
INDEPENDENT STUDY, EVALUATION, AND TESTING FOR SUITABILITY.
TURNS
E1
E1
2.75
725 PSI
FLOW VS. NO. OF TURNS
AT VARIOUS PRESSURES (50 BAR)
2.25 WITH 150 SSU HYDRAULIC
OIL AT 100°
100°F
1450 PSI
1.75 (100 BAR)
2.856
.188 2175 PSI
[72.54] [4.78] 1.25
(150 BAR)
3/4-16 UNF
2A THREAD
.75 2900 PSI
1.095 (200 BAR)
[27.81]
.25 3625 PSI
1 (250 BAR)
0
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 GPM
.498 [12.65] 0 7.6 15.1 22.7 30.3 37.9 45.4 53.0 LPM
2 .496 [12.60]
FLOW
ORDERING INFORMATION
PB-NVA XX XXXX X
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GUIDE FOR THE PRODUCT DESCRIBED (HEREIN) ANY SPECIFIC APPLICATION SHOULD NOT BE UNDERTAKEN WITHOUT
INDEPENDENT STUDY, EVALUATION, AND TESTING FOR SUITABILITY.
2/P 3
Design Pilot Operated Spool Valve
All General Purpose Hydraulic
Operating Fluid Media
Fluid
D5
D5
HYDRAULIC SYMBOL Cartridges Torque Requirements 30 Ft. Lbs. at 3000 PSI
BAR PSI
REGULATED PRESSURE
206.9 3000
[85.65]
3.248 MAX.
[82.50]
137.9 2000
1.000 HEX
[25.40]
.938
[23.83]
Ø1.500
[38.10]
68.9 1000
7/8-14 UNF
1.812 2A THREAD
1/T
[46.02] 8 6 4 2 0 2 4 6 8 GPM
32 24 16 8 0 8 16 24 32 LPM
2/P
FLOW CURVE
REGULATED
FROM REGULATED
FLOW CURVE
PORT TO TANK
3 ABOVE CURVE IS WITH
.622 [15.80] HYDRAULIC OIL 150 SSU AT 100°
100°F.
[17.35] .683 .619 [15.72]
[17.30] .681
ORDERING INFORMATION
DF-PRP XX XXXX X
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GUIDE FOR THE PRODUCT DESCRIBED (HEREIN) ANY SPECIFIC APPLICATION SHOULD NOT BE UNDERTAKEN WITHOUT
INDEPENDENT STUDY, EVALUATION, AND TESTING FOR SUITABILITY.
D1
HYDRAULIC SYMBOL
BAR PSI
276 4000
PRESSURE
207 3000
3.375 MAX.
[85.73]
3.250 MAX.
1.000 HEX
138 2000
[82.55]
[25.40]
Ø1.500 69 1000
[38.10]
.938
[23.83] 0 0
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 GPM
8 16 24 32 40 48 56 LPM
1.250
[31.75] 7/8-14 UNF
FLOW
2A THREAD
ABOVE CURVE IS WITH
1 HYDRAULIC OIL 150 SSU AT 100°
100°F.
2
.622 [15.80]
.619 [15.72]
ORDERING INFORMATION
DE-RVD XX XXXX X
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GUIDE FOR THE PRODUCT DESCRIBED (HEREIN) ANY SPECIFIC APPLICATION SHOULD NOT BE UNDERTAKEN WITHOUT
INDEPENDENT STUDY, EVALUATION, AND TESTING FOR SUITABILITY.
TURNS
4.25
E1
3.75 AT VARIOUS PRESSURES
WITH 150 SSU HYDRAULIC
OIL AT 100°
100°F
3.25
1.590 2.75
[40.39] 725 PSI
1.317
[33.45] (50 BAR)
2.25
.219
[5.56]
1450 PSI
1.75 (100 BAR)
2175 PSI
1.25
(150 BAR)
1.250 2900 PSI
[31.75] 7/8-14 UNF .75
(200 BAR)
2A THREAD
1 3625 PSI
.25
(250 BAR)
0
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 GPM
2 0 7.6 15.1 22.7 30.3 37.9 45.4 53.0 LPM
.622 [15.80] FLOW
.619 [15.72]
ORDERING INFORMATION
DE-NVA XX XXXX X
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GUIDE FOR THE PRODUCT DESCRIBED (HEREIN) ANY SPECIFIC APPLICATION SHOULD NOT BE UNDERTAKEN WITHOUT
INDEPENDENT STUDY, EVALUATION, AND TESTING FOR SUITABILITY.
BAR PSI
.500 5.5 80
[12.70]
PRESSURE
4.1 60
G
G
ORDERING INFORMATION
SL-PLA XX XXXX X
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Hex 1” torque
45-54 Nm
? ?
RV10-10-.-.
Relief valve - screw-in type
Direct acting, adjustable
Ordering example
RV10 - 10N - C - 0 - 10
Model code
Design Construction
Relief valve screw-in valve
Poppet type valve Pressure range
Direct acting 02 = 1,7 - 17 bar
Size and sealing 05 = 3,4 - 35 bar
10N = Buna (NBR) 10 = 17,2 - 69 bar
10V = Viton (FPM)
Adjustment
S = screw
C = cap
K = Handknob
Technical data
Nominal pressure: 70 bar
Nominal flow: 38 l/min
Weight: 0,22 kg
Temperature range: -40°C - 120°C
Fluids: hydraulic oil as per DIN51524 (ISO TC 131)
Max leakage: 5 drops/min at 22 cST (50°C) and 80% crack pressure
Seals: buna or viton, as well as Teflon washer
Proportional valve PV-B
Standard, =
no code
M =
Ajustment screws
◄ for max. oil flow
The control module consists of two proportional reducing valves and a valveblock. Control module is
mounted at the end of the basic module, opposite from lever module.
Technical data Work pressure 0 - 20 bar Max. inlet pressure 50 bar
A
Electrical data Solenoid rating 12 V 24 V
Max. current 1500 mA 750 mA
Resistance 5,3 Ω 21,2 Ω
Contact AMP Junior Power Timer
T P
Protection IP 65
PRESSURE SWITCH TYP 600
Symbol
Symbol
Type code
KANT-602-100- 1 1 1
Technical details
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SYMBOLS FOR HYDRAULIC ACCORDING TO ISO 1219
VALVE
FILTER
HEAT EXCHANGER
COOLER
CONNECTION
SPRING
ORIFICE
DIRECTION OF RECTILINEAR
MOVMENT
WAY
FLOW DIRECTION IN VALVES
CONTROLS
CONTROL BY LEVER
CONTROL BY SPRING
CONTROL BY SOLENOID
POWER SUPPLY
ELECTRIC MOTOR
ENGINE
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SYMBOLS FOR HYDRAULIC ACCORDING TO ISO 1219
PUMPS AND MOTORS
SYMBOL SIGNIFICATION REMARK
HYDRAULIC PUMP WITH
FIXED DISPLACEMENT
ONE FLOW DIRECTION
TORQUE MOTOR
CYLINDERS
DIRECTIONAL VALVES
PRESSURE VALVES
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SYMBOLS FOR HYDRAULIC ACCORDING TO ISO 1219
FLOW CONTROL VALVES
SYMBOL SIGNIFICATION REMARK
CHECK VALVES
CHECK VALVE
PILOT OPERATED
CHECK VALVE
REMAINING EQUIPMENT
QUICK CONNECTER
MESSURE POINT
OIL TANK
ACCUMULATOR
FILTER
SCREEN
COOLER
HEAT EXCHANGER
PRESSURE GAUGE