I love the background music no less than the video itself. It makes me feel I'm at a sort of old, greasy powerhouse with a whole lot of things to do. (compliment intended!!) Great job.
Thank you very much for all the video insights that you have posted. I hope that someday you will have your own simulation software (at an affordable price).
I thought air in hydraulics was a bad thing in regards to the breather, or is this ok as it is on the return to the resevoir? Good info thanks, ive taken notes.
Probably to keep the return lines from emptying and/or to maintain a small amount of pressure in the return system. like 1-5 psi. Also since there is a cooler in the return line, it should be full of fluid all the time for efficient cooling.
Pressure relief is to keep the system to a set level, Pressure reducing is if you're needing to step down the pressure in part of the circuit, unloading im not very familiar with but I hoped I helped. :D
@@gurg9329Pressure relief is to prevent over pressurization. In normal operation it should never have to activate unless something goes wrong and pressure builds to beyond a preset level. The pressure regulator is ment to maintain pressure at a preset point. A pressure reducing valve is to reduce the pressure to a particular pressure.
Hello, Have a question wondering if you could help please. I see in your video the filter is before the pump but I have notice in other system the filter is not before the pump but rather located just before returning to the tank. Where is the correct spot for the filter? thanks in advance.
Where is narrator from? When pronouncing "radiator" at the end of video, it was pronounced the same way I say it, which I've been made fun of. I'm from NYC. : )
Carl (and the rest of our team) are based out of Alberta, Canada. But we all travel and have interactions with people all over the continent, so some of our pronunciations get a bit warped by all the different accents we encounter, so who knows!
I love the background music no less than the video itself. It makes me feel I'm at a sort of old, greasy powerhouse with a whole lot of things to do. (compliment intended!!) Great job.
I'm from Indonesia. Nice presentation. And easy to listen English speaking. Good job
Excellent video, really appreciate your instruction and time.
Thank you very much for all the video insights that you have posted. I hope that someday you will have your own simulation software (at an affordable price).
We'd like to do that too. If it happens, we'll be sure to make an announcement here on our TH-cam channel.
I want to purchase a license of the software I see on your video. How do I get this software?
Really a very good presentation. Hope in the future you may put some more unique way presentation.
Fanatastic and wonderful job sir!
I am really like your video. thank you for your sharing.
Great Video and leanings!
Great Video learning. Upload more videos about other hydraulic components
Thanks you for this great explanation
What SW are you using for visualization please?
great video thanks so much for posting
I thought air in hydraulics was a bad thing in regards to the breather, or is this ok as it is on the return to the resevoir? Good info thanks, ive taken notes.
fantastic...appreciate your efforts...thanks alot...Go ahead!
Good job!!!
what is the use of check valve in the return line(tank line after the cooler)? thanks in advance
Probably to keep the return lines from emptying and/or to maintain a small amount of pressure in the return system. like 1-5 psi. Also since there is a cooler in the return line, it should be full of fluid all the time for efficient cooling.
Very nice video, please make such videos for cartridge Valve circuit.
Thank you very much
Great video
Amazing what program are you using to visualize the schematic this will help me design equipment
Good video.
can you explain about the difference between pressure relief valve,pressure reducing valve and unloading valve
Pressure relief is to keep the system to a set level, Pressure reducing is if you're needing to step down the pressure in part of the circuit, unloading im not very familiar with but I hoped I helped. :D
@@gurg9329Pressure relief is to prevent over pressurization. In normal operation it should never have to activate unless something goes wrong and pressure builds to beyond a preset level. The pressure regulator is ment to maintain pressure at a preset point. A pressure reducing valve is to reduce the pressure to a particular pressure.
very nice
Great video. Can you tell me software which you used to make circuit, please?
See here: www.lunchboxsessions.com/help/what-software-do-you-use-to-make-the-simulations
Hello, Have a question wondering if you could help please.
I see in your video the filter is before the pump but I have notice in other system the filter is not before the pump but rather located just before returning to the tank. Where is the correct spot for the filter? thanks in advance.
The idael is to use both filters , and even better if you use and a pressure filter just after the pump
What’s the software you use?
@LunchBox Sessions, What software did you use to animate your hydraulic drawings?
Awesome
Hello, I would like to ask you if I could watch the videos with Romanian subtitles
Where is narrator from? When pronouncing "radiator" at the end of video, it was pronounced the same way I say it, which I've been made fun of. I'm from NYC. : )
Carl (and the rest of our team) are based out of Alberta, Canada. But we all travel and have interactions with people all over the continent, so some of our pronunciations get a bit warped by all the different accents we encounter, so who knows!
What name the program,please
Can anyone please tell me how to draw a schematic diagramm like that without using Autocad ? thank you
सर जी नमस्कार, कंट्रोल वाल्व, डबल एक्टिंग हैड्रोलिक सिलिंडर,और काउंटर बैलेंस वाल्व का अंडरूनीलीकगे कैसे चेक करेंगे,कृपया बताएं.....संतोष मेहर रायपुर छत्तीसगढ़
Please change background colour
hindi me samjaya kro english nahi aati he
fantastic...appreciate your efforts...thanks alot...Go ahead!
fantastic...appreciate your efforts...thanks alot...Go ahead!
fantastic...appreciate your efforts...thanks alot...Go ahead!