Hi,
I came across a hydraulic valve with 205 VDC coil recently.
The coil has a connector with rectifier mounted on it. That means that the voltage applied to the coil is 230 VAC.
I am wondering, why not use an AC valve with 230 VAC coils instead of valve with 205 VDC coils?
Hi,
Need some help to identify a flange.
Attached are the photos of the flange.
According to the designations I would say it could be ASME B16.5 flange with groove RTJ.
Any opinion would be appreciated.
Thank you.
Perhaps you could use:
21.89 x 2.62
12.42 x 1.78
Those are the standard o-rings (see page 3 below):
https://www.parker.com/literature/Industrial-Systems-Division-Europe/Catalogues/Industrial%20Valves%20UK/02/Access02.pdf
Hello,
Check Hydac datasheet for VP-DRP10.
https://www.hydac.co.nz/media/productattach/e/_/e.5.249.8.0.01.13.pdf
2x O-Ring 25,07 x 2,62 90 Shore FKM
2x O-Ring 5,28 x 1,78 FKM
Best regards,
Robert
I believe you will get less cooling power.
Because the net is the restriction to air flow, just like debris and leaves.
On the other hand, if the cooler is sized big enough it should work.
Perhaps something like this:
https://products.swagelok.com/en/all-products/fittings/pipe-fittings/adapters/straights/p/fitting-0066
But as TugboatEng said, wee need more info.
Dear FluidPowerUser, thank you for the great reply!
It took a lot of effort to write it.
I have read it in detail and have some additional questions.
I believe there is a typo here. I believe you meant P3/P2 = V2/V3?
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Hi Peter,
I've just seen your post. My email sent the notification to spam.
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http://www.petr-hanz.com/ATOS/B241-ENG.pdf
http://www.utah-hydraulique.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/re17335_2016-01.pdf
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