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Showing posts with label resistance to flow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label resistance to flow. Show all posts
Monday, February 15, 2016
No resistance to flow = zero pressure
Here's another Flint Hydraulics Tech Tip: Resistance to flow can be caused by an obstruction in a line such as a small orifice or a partially closed valve. In fact, everything through which oil flows resists the flow to some extent. If a faucet is wide open, it offers no resistance to the flow from the pump, and pressure will read zero PSI on a gauge. (Note: There must be pressure present or the liquid would not move, but the pressure level is too low to register on a gauge.) Need help? Call our team of troubleshooters today at 901-794-4884 or email sales@flinthyd.com.
Monday, January 25, 2016
Relationship of force to pressure & area
Here’s another Flint
Hydraulics Tech Tip: The source of pressure in a hydraulic system is resistance
to flow caused by a load to be moved. The relationship of load weight (or
force) to pressure is graphically represented in the Pressure Triangle, which describes the mathematical formulas used
to solve for the variables:
F/p = A
F/A = p
p x A = F
“Force” (F) in these formulas is the weight of
the load. Pressure (p) is directly proportional to load weight and inversely
proportional to piston area (A).
Call our experienced team of hydraulic specialists today at 901-794-4884 or email sales@flinthyd.com.
Monday, January 18, 2016
Resistance to flow causes pressure
Here’s
another Flint Hydraulics Tech Tip: What causes pressure in a hydraulic system?
This is one of the least understood facts about hydraulics. The answer to the
question is simple – resistance to flow causes pressure in a hydraulic system.
Hydraulic pumps do not “pump” pressure; they create flow. When the flow from
the pump encounters resistance, pressure results. Need help troubleshooting?
Call our team of experienced troubleshooters today at 901-794-4884 or email sales@flinthyd.com.
Friday, December 4, 2015
Hydraulic Oil Pressure
Here’s
another Flint Hydraulics Tech Tip: It is useful to bear in mind that the
pressure shown on a hydraulic gauge is a reflection of the amount of resistance
the oil flow is encountering. If the pressure reading of a gauge were to
suddenly double, the magnitude of the resistance to flow has doubled. Need help
troubleshooting? Call our team of experienced Certified Fluid Power Specialists
today at 901-794-4884 or visit http://www.flinthyd.com.
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