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Motor spools are used for what type of actuator? Why?

Hydraulic. So they can safely decelerate

Cylinder spools are used for what type of actuator? Why?

Cylinders. Holds load in neutral

What kind of force does a cylinder use?

Linear

What kind of force does a motor use?

Rotary

What are power logic valves and why are they good?

Electronic valves. Faster, more efficient, no cylinder creep

What does load check valve do?

Keeps load from falling

When does load check valve work?

When load is first activated

What port is load check valve located in?

Pump port

What do all DCVs' do? If it's excessive, can the cylinder drift?

Leak internally and drift

If you have a cylinder drifting in neutral position, what is usually wrong?

Cross port relief valve

Where should test equipment be installed?

In the correct location

How do you know what the pressure ratings are?

They are max system pressure

What does orbitrol steering valve control?

Distance and speed of actuator

Where does fluid go in neutral postion?

Tank

What happens if the OSV quits working?

Goes through check valve and runs through gear rotor pump

What keeps a cylinder from getting damaged and prevents cavitation?

Cylinder port relief valve

What is the difference between a cross port relief valve and a cylinder port valve?

CPRV protects 2 circuits, CPV protects 1

How can you actuate a DCV?

Mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, hydraulically

What does a DCV do?

Directs flow

Cross port relief valve- what are they for?

Prevents overload damage and cavitation

At what temp do you want the oil in the system to be when you do inspection?

Operating temperature. Cold fluid mask leaks

What are the lands for on a spool?

Control fluid through ECV

What are metering notches for?

Smoother DCV operation

What are the grooves for on the lands?

Makes then hydroplane

What is pilot control?

Small controls big

What else can you call the neutral position?

Hold position

If you have a hydraulic problem, will it be obvious if the fluid is cold or hot?

Hot

Detent

Lever actuated

Button actuated

Solenoid actuated

Pilot operated

Ball valve

Spring

Tandem

Open center actuator

Float center actuator

Closed center actuator