Oil source valve block – hydraulic components

The oil source valve block is an important component in the hydraulic system and is mainly used to control the oil inlet and outlet of the hydraulic system. It usually includes the following components: Filter: The filter is used to filter the oil entering the hydraulic system, prevent impurities and pollutants from entering the oil source valve block and other key components, and maintain the reliable operation of the system. Main oil tank: The main oil tank is a container that stores hydraulic oil through which it is introduced into the hydraulic system. Hydraulic pump: The hydraulic pump is responsible for sucking oil from the main tank and increasing its pressure to meet the requirements of the system. Common hydraulic pump types include gear pumps, plunger pumps, and screw pumps. Oil supply pipeline: The oil supply pipeline guides the high-pressure oil output from the hydraulic pump to various components of the system, such as hydraulic cylinders, hydraulic motors, etc., to promote and drive mechanical movement. Relief Valve: Relief valve is used to control and regulate the pressure of the system. When the system pressure exceeds the set value, the relief valve will open to release excess oil to maintain the stable working condition of the system. Directional valve: The direction valve is used to control the flow direction of hydraulic oil in the hydraulic system to achieve motion control and direction switching of different working strokes. The design and configuration of the oil source valve block will vary based on the specific requirements and application scenarios of the hydraulic system. Its main function is to provide a stable oil source and control and regulate the hydraulic oil through the control valve. At the same time, the oil source valve block also needs to have certain maintainability and reliability to ensure the normal operation of the hydraulic system.