Introduction to hydraulics pdf

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Download Download PDF. Translate PDF. Modern hydraulics is defined as the use of confined liquid to transmit power, multiply force, or produce motion. Fluid: oil for hydraulic systems, air for pneumatics. Reservoir: storage tank. Hydraulic pump compressor in pneumatics : converts the mechanical energy into hydraulic energy by forcing fluid from the reservoir into the system. Fluid lines: transport the fluid to and from the pump through the hydraulic system.

Valves: control pressure, direction and flow rate of the hydraulic fluid. Actuator: converts hydraulic energy into mechanical energy to do work.

The two other ports are designated A and B. The other two are numbered 2 and 4. A pneumatic circuit is formed by various pneumatic components, such as cylinders, directional control valves, flow control valves, etc. To control the injection and release of compressed air in the cylinders. To use one valve to control another valve.