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Hydraulic Valve

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Hydraulic Valve 

a device in hydraulic machines and drives in which the dimensions of the operating channel vary as a result of the action of the hydraulic fluid passing through it. Hydraulic valves protect the hydraulic system and mechanisms of machines from overloads, provide a specified constant pressure in various branches of a hydraulic system, control the direction of fluid flow, regulate fluid pressure in the various branches of a hydraulic system, create a specified constant pressure drop in various parts of hydraulic systems, and provide a given sequence of actions of the working members in a machine for purposes of interlocking.

V. A. KHOKHLOV



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