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this is just a theoritical question. We dont consider any external factor. think about there is not strain energy in the tube or thermal change etc.

hi ted, you mean to say it is 3000 psi. But we know that hydraulic fluids cannot be compressed and just transmit pressure. In the issue, we cut the pressure source, so shouldn't there be zero pressure? By the way we dont consider any variation like temp or hose expansion.

Hi everyone, Think about a hydraulic system with series of a pump, hose and two valve. pump is working with 3000 psi. First I closed v2 valve and right after that I closed the v1. what happen to pressure of the hydraulic fluid between v1 and v2 valve?