How To Interpret Pressure Valves

Relief valve, pressure reducing valve, and sequence valve. These pressure valves have similar schematic symbols, but the purpose and behaviour of each valve is quite different. Let's looks a system that uses all of them together, so we can see how they work and interact.
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Thank you very much for all the video insights that you have posted.... I have a question regarding sequence valve. Have you ever seen normally open sequence valve to be used in hydraulic circuits? if you did, can you please say in what applications? I have trouble with old hydraulic machine which was two normally open sequence valves on a manifold block and I m trying to drawn hydraulic schematic but I can't quite figure it out. Thank you in advance.

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[@satishp351]

Hello ,please Explain hydraulic fittings . They r confusing to identify.

[@ytwatcher9637]

Youd get a hydrolock on your clamp retracting.no ckeck valve for your pressure reducing.

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[@GiuliaPrivato]

Hey great video. Though what to the dotted lines actually indicate?

[@lunchboxsessions]

Dotted lined indicate a pilot pressure line (very small passage, not much if any flow) or they represent a drain. The sequence valve is one example of a valve that has an external drain to tank from its pilot spring section. All pressure valves have a pressure pilot line that monitors for, and senses the pressure value that will trigger a response.

[@cck0728]

Excellent video. What is the role of Pilot spring drain line? When will be it actuated?

[@myselfremade]

Essentially it prevents oil and pressure buildup behind the plunger of the pressure relief valve that would otherwise prevent the plunger from moving and allowing the valve to open

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Can anyone please mention the rated pressures in the circuit

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May i know how many bar apply on these valves and pump? Thanks.

[@lunchboxsessions]

All pressure values in this teaching animation are relative and nominal. This system is only for teaching. In an actual hydraulic system, pressures for a system such as this might vary from 500 PSI (35 Bar) (3500 kPa) up to 3000 PSI (210 Bar) (21000 kPa). One would need to make sure that all components such as the pumps and valves, and also the fittings and hoses, were properly rated for the normal maximum working pressure.

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What is Plug valve??

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Is it same as relief valve?? I see the symbols are looking same.

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